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Help prevent animal abuse today

It is cruel and needless, but animal abuse happens every day throughout British Columbia. The good news is, you can help. Animal Abuse Prevention Day is Thursday, April 23, a day recognized by the provincial government to encourage more humane communities and taking action to help end the cycle of violence, like reporting animal neglect and cruelty to the BC SPCA.

Does your home have an animal hero?

In your home lives a hero. They can save the lives of animals just like them, but they need your help. Make your animal a hero today and they can be featured in the 2016
BC SPCA Calendar. The BC SPCA Calendar Contest is open until April 30, however the winning fundraisers usually start early!

Kindness counts for BC SPCA volunteers

Nearly 4,000 volunteers throughout B.C. help the BC SPCA carry out its life-saving work to help the province’s most vulnerable animals. As the BC SPCA celebrates National Volunteer Week, several volunteers explain ‘How Kindness Counts’ in their volunteer positions with the society, showcasing how even one small act of kindness can make a difference for farm, companion and wild animals.

Adopt me!

In our care for almost a year, sweet and friendly Sara has long been overlooked. First to come running up to visitors in the cat room in hope of some affection, Sara would prefer a home without other pets so that she is the focus of your attention.

Read my happy "tail"

Once abused, abandoned and terrified, Oakie now has a life filled with hikes, playing fetch, going to the beach, swimming and most importantly, cuddling. Read this wonderful "tail" of a failed fostering turned successful adoption.

Register now!

Have kids or grandkids who love animals? Give them the gift of BC SPCA youth programs. Registration is now open for April youth workshops and summer camps in select locations.

Generosity in Action

Cherilyn Leffler has loved animals since she was a young child, and now her passion is making a difference for animals in need. Read more about her amazing support for the BC SPCA!