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In October 2014 Momma Marge was surrendered into the care of the BC SPCA Richmond Education and Adoption Centre when her previous owners found out that she was pregnant. After Marge had a litter of six bouncing pups she was adopted out with two of her daughters, Maggie and Lisa. Unfortunately that placement didn’t work …
Continue reading “Marge, Maggie & Lisa (aka Chummy, Trixie & Jenny)”
Storm was surrendered to the BC SPCA Quesnel & District Branch in January 2016 because she was too active for her previous guardian. The young pup was a bit less than a year old and bursting with energy, so she needed a guardian who loved to play and exercise as much as she did. Storm …
Continue reading “Storm (aka Roxy)”
Monte came into the care of the BC SPCA Quesnel & District Branch in January 2013 from a reserve north of Prince George. He was a sweet but timid boy with a fear of squeaky toys, and who had been use to roaming freely in wide open spaces. Incredibly, Monte is now a city dog, …
In early December 2012, tiny kitten Sterling was abandoned in a box left at the gate of the BC SPCA Quesnel & District Branch. In spite of this rough and uncertain start in life, Sterling has grown and flourished in home of his loving adoptive family. They recently shared this update on their life with …
Bella is a one-year-old Labrador retriever and German shepherd mixed breed. She was surrendered into the care of the BC SPCA Prince Rupert Branch in January, 2016 because her previous guardian sadly could no longer care for her. Once beautiful Bella was ready for adoption, it didn’t take long for her playful and loving personality …
Oha was surrendered to the Prince Rupert Branch on August 26, 2010. Her former owner moved away and left this sweet girl with his parents who were seniors and unable to care for her. Oha was transferred through our Drive for Lives program to the Sunshine Coast Branch where she was fostered into the home …
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