It looks like a fur-trim frenzy this winter on the streets, yet most people do not know how to tell real fur from fake and labels are not legally required. Whether fur is from farmed mink, foxes and rabbits, or from wild-trapped coyotes, raccoons and beaver – all methods involve suffering and are unnecessary with so many great fur-free winter gear alternatives.

Some of our local songbirds are almost too small and quick to spot – but they run into just as much trouble as some of our larger and more visible wild neighbours. Learn how the sharp eyes and quick (but careful!) action of a concerned rescuer helped give a second chance to a tiny Pacific Wren.

Dubbed “real-life Pokémon,” axolotls have been growing in popularity as pets in recent years. Even though these unique-looking amphibians are sold in pet stores and on internet classified sites, some people might be surprised to discover they actually require a permit to be kept in B.C. Curious to know which other exotic pets make the list?

Freezing temperatures pose a challenge for wildlife – learn how their needs and behaviours change with the season, and what winter-weather tools they have to keep them safe.

As UBC Alumni and partners, BC SPCA Scientific Programs staff are creating a novel accreditation program in B.C., to help you find ethical solutions to nuisance wildlife conflicts.

Is it the loon, Canada goose, blue jay, trumpeter swan, snowy owl, whiskey jack or the chickadee? The answer may surprise you.

Cold weather means mice and rats will be looking for shelter, sometimes in your home. Learn how to humanely deal with rodents in your house.