Uncompassionate conservation

A controversial wolf cull taking place in B.C. brings public attention to the ethics of lethal conservation actions. Learn more about wolf management in the province and how you can advocate for this highly social and ecologically-important species.

When raccoons need dentists – veterinary help at Wild ARC

Wild ARC’s rehabilitation team really know their stuff. However, sometimes cases come into care that require special expertise – that’s when a strong network of community support is most important.

Empty freezers, full stomachs

Swimming in salmon? Buried in berries? When cleaning out your freezer, consider making a much-needed donation to the patients being cared for at wildlife rehabilitation centres like the BC SPCA Wild ARC. Frozen fish, seafood and berries are always greatly appreciated. Just ask any peckish pelican, hungry hawk or ravenous raccoon – they don’t mind a bit of freezer burn! 

Get ready to say WOW! The photos that made us say “WOW” from the 2014 Wildlife-In-Focus photo contest are now available for viewing.	A great time to meet your (wild!) neighbours While it may be cold and blustery, the winter season is actually a wonderful time for wildlife watching.

Fighting wildlife cruelty with kindness Love wildlife? Demonstrate your commitment to making the world a better place for wildlife by joining the BC SPCA’s Million Acts of Kindness campaign.	Exciting wildlife meetings in 2015 Did you make a resolution to learn more about wildlife in 2015? Check out these upcoming meetings and events in B.C. and elsewhere.

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