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Resolve to make 2015 a better year for animals

British Columbians often make resolutions at the start of a new year: to eat healthier, to exercise more, to be more environmentally friendly, to excel in certain areas at work, and many others. While all of these goals aren’t always kept or maintained the entire year, the BC SPCA is offering some New Year’s resolution ideas for animal lovers.

Helping B.C.’s animals can be sweet as cupcakes

Fighting animal cruelty is as easy as baking cupcakes! Register for free, receive a host kit and plan a National Cupcake Day Party in January or February for friends and colleagues. Thanks to Pets Plus Us, Agency59, BMO Bank of Montreal, Hill’s Science Diet, and Reynolds StayBrite for their generous support. Register now to bake a difference for B.C.’s animals!

Bring your outdoor dogs inside

With frigid winter temperatures dropping across the province each day, remembering to keep all our family members, two-legged and four-legged, safe and warm during the winter season is crucial. Meet Dante, a loveable German shepherd-cross surrendered by his owner after a cruelty investigation was conducted by the BC SPCA. Learn more about Dante’s story and bringing outdoor dogs inside today.

MoneySense magazine marks BC SPCA as A+

It’s a grade to be proud of. The BC SPCA has earned an A+ rating – the highest overall rating – in MoneySense magazine’s 2015 survey that rates 100 Canadian charities for overall efficiency, transparency and donor stewardship. One of only 12 Canadian charities to receive the  A+ rating, the BC SPCA earned an A or A+ rating in each of the system’s categories.

Adopt me!

Loki is a big, beautiful girl with a stunning ebony coat. She recently found herself homeless and heartbroken after her elderly human passed away. Loki is ready to settle down with a new loving family. Could you be her match?

Read my happy "tail"

Freddie once lived a horrible existence in a puppy mill. Fortunately, he was rescued as the result of a cruelty investigation and adopted into a loving home. Read this heart-warming "tail" of Freddie's second chance for happiness.

Reading, writing & Rover

Are you a teacher, or do you know any teachers? BC SPCA school programs bring animal welfare into the classroom. Learn about and share our lesson plans for grades K-7, school presentations and more.

Generosity in Action

The BC SPCA is deeply saddened to lose a true friend of the animals and a passionate supporter of 30 years. Kay Walter's commitment to educating the next generation of animal lovers has left a lasting impact.