It is otterly possible that there is something cuter than two bewhiskered, guileless and oh-so-adorable baby otters, but what that might be is anyone’s guess. Two orphaned otters in the care of BC SPCA’s Wild ARC on Vancouver Island are growing and learning quickly. Find out how you can see their release back into the wild once they’re grown!
Are you upset after seeing the undercover footage of the chicken catchers? We are asking the government to adopt already existing standards for farm animals (called Codes of Practice) into B.C. law. We need your help to tell the Minister of Agriculture that animal lives matter. If you want to help prevent such shocking abuse, add your voice.
With the terrible abuse of chickens recently exposed, there has never been a more important time to stand up for farm animals. Whether you live on a plant-based diet or not, we all care how these animals are treated. Don't let the hype die down, keep the conversation going by purchasing our new Give a Cluck t-shirt.
Going to yoga can be good for you. Going to yoga with kittens and bunnies? Even better! The BC SPCA Richmond Education and Adoption Centre has started holding yoga with animals classes to offer a healthy exercise option for animal lovers as well as the chance to feature adoptable animals who need ‘fur’ever homes. Register now to try animal yoga today!
Three dairy farm workers from the Fraser Valley have been sentenced to jail for causing distress to an animal in a landmark ruling. The sentencing, handed down in Chilliwack Provincial Court last month, stems from a BC SPCA cruelty investigation into Chilliwack Cattle Sales Ltd. after an undercover video showed shocking footage of several employees abusing dairy cows.
Nix is a VERY social bird that likes to be around people as much as possible. He tends to chirp pretty loudly when he wants to be picked up, but as soon as he's on your shoulder he is happy and very quiet. Could Nix be the feathery friend you have been looking for?
Maggie, a beautiful Arabian mare, had a very sad beginning to her story. She came into the care of the BC SPCA as the result of a cruelty investigation. Fortunately, Maggie was nursed back to health and her new adoptive guardian has shared her happy "tail"!
Summer has arrived in B.C. and with warmer temperatures, it’s important to think about your pet’s comfort and safety. Get some tips for keeping your pet safe in the summer sun!
Vicki has supported the BC SPCA since a visit to a branch many years ago. “That visit touched my heart,” she says. “It’s mind-boggling, the work that the BC SPCA does.”
The British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (BC SPCA) is a non-profit organization funded primarily by public donations. Our mission is to protect and enhance the quality of life for domestic, farm and wild animals in British Columbia. BC SPCA Charitable Registration No. BN 11881 9036 RR0001
