Are you looking for ways to work wildlife into your New Year’s resolutions? The BC SPCA has some creative suggestions to get you started! By celebrating fun, little-known holidays – like National Moth Week or Endangered Species Day – you can connect with nature and help wild animals year-round.

2017 was a year with some important numbers for Wild ARC: Over 40,000 patients admitted since opening, 3,066 patients admitted in 2017, 256 active volunteers, 20 years in operation, 3 otters overwintered… and a waxwing in a Hawthorn tree.  Find out more about what went on at Wild ARC in 2017.

British Columbians are more passionate than ever about improving animal welfare. What changes do you hope to see for wild animals this year? Keep an eye on these emerging issues in 2018 – wildlife selfies, trophy hunting, cruelty-free cosmetics and cetaceans in captivity.

Have your say in the future direction of the BC SPCA! Complete a quick survey to help inform our next 5-year Strategic Plan.

Nectar feeders provide a source of food in the winter, but remember these important tips to keep hummingbirds healthy and safe.

The B.C. government has announced an outright end to the grizzly bear hunt thanks, in part, to more than 6,000 BC SPCA supporters who answered our call to act.

Beavers get into trouble when their dams cause flooding near human-occupied areas. Learn how to humanely handle beaver problems with BC SPCA best practices.