Collars are important for your dog to have, so you can fasten an ID tag, a license and leash, but it’s important to ensure your canine pal has the right kind of collar. Watch our video to learn about the different collars available and which collars are best suited for safe, corrective training.
Animals across B.C. are hoping you will come to the Scotiabank & BC SPCA Paws for a Cause walk. It's a day where we celebrate all the happy homes animals have gone to, and raise funds for all those that are still waiting. Playful kittens like JD won’t be waiting long, but many animals will. Support your local BC SPCA by registering today!
Ask your MLA to vote for animal welfare! Sept. 8 is the first day that our B.C. MLAs are back to the legislature. Do you want to see our new government follow through with the previous government's commitment to dog and cat breeder regulations? We need your help to send a welcome message to your MLA using our new and easy online email system.
The latest version of Canada’s Food Guide takes a big step towards animal welfare with a focus on plant-based options and home cooking. A staple in our country’s food planning since 1942, the new Guide encourages unprocessed, local food that will benefit both the environment and the lives of farm animals across the country.
Backyard elks, woodpecker babies and regal eagles are just some of the stunning animals spotted in the BC SPCA’s eighth annual Wildlife-In-Focus Photography Contest, which is only open for entries until Sept. 15. Don't miss your last chance to enter or vote in this spectacular photo contest! (Photo credit: Dan Hillert)
Jupiter is a cute little dwarf rabbit who was surrendered to the BC SPCA when his previous guardians were moving and could not take him along. Jupiter is a pretty shy rabbit and will need a rabbit experienced person to work with him on socialization and handling. Given time with a patient and gentle guardian he will hopefully come out of his shell and make a fun little companion.
Arrow was less than a week old when he came under the care of the BC SPCA as a stray in April, 2016. This little tabby needed to grow a bit stronger in order for us to feel he was safe enough to settle into a forever home; so for a period of time, he was in foster care so he could receive the kind of really focused attention newborn kittens need. Read how his life has turned around in this happy "tail".
Smaller animals can be fun to interact with, so long as we keep their needs in mind. Respecting their wishes, rather than just grabbing them, goes a long way in building trust.
The Fischers have been compassionate animals lovers for many years and believe in protecting those who cannot speak for themselves. They’re also passionate conservationists.
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