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Provincial pet registry a first for B.C.

A new provincial pet identification registry will help animals with permanent ID, like a microchip, find their way home should they become lost. The centralized database makes it easy for BC SPCA shelters and veterinarians throughout B.C. track down missing animals, a task that used to mean checking several different registries. Pet guardians can now also update their contact information online.

Help our feathered friends

You can catch up on your kindness and help wild birds at the same time, with two simple acts of kindness featured in the BC SPCA’s Million Acts of Kindness movement. By spreading the word about what to do if you find a baby bird, or purchasing special window decals that help prevent wild birds from flying into the glass, every little act counts.

Be a hero for animals

On April 23, the BC SPCA celebrated Animal Abuse Prevention Day with the provincial government, whose recent $5-million grant will help build new BC SPCA animal shelters in several communities around the province. Just like the B.C. Government, you can be a hero for animals every day through simple acts of kindness like reporting animal cruelty when you see it.

New BC SPCA gear available now!

The BC SPCA has some amazing new gear online or at your nearest branch. Support animals in style with new baseball-style T-shirts, tank tops, hoodies and more. Don’t forget to also get your cat ear headbands for cat awareness month this June, to let people know about the cat overpopulation crisis in B.C. Everybody’s wearing them!

Adopt me!

Connor, was one of 50 rabbits seized by the BC SPCA animal cruelty investigations team in April. Like all New Zealand rabbits, Connor is a large bunny and he is in good health despite his sad background. Connor is quite content to be held, pet and admired. He is an absolute cuddle bunny.

Read my happy "tail"

Beau was taken into the care of the BC SPCA along with many other dogs who were seized as part of a puppy mill investigation. The dogs had been kept in a barn with little or no contact with people. Fortunately the right adopter came along and Beau hasn't looked back.

Summer camps!

BC SPCA summer camps include games, crafts, guest speakers and time with animals – all aimed at teaching empathy and empowering kids to take action. Sign up your young animal lover today!

Generosity in Action

There was never a time that a cat or dog was absent from Dorothy and Ralph Hutchinson’s home.  Their lifetime love of animals continues – see how their dedication to animals lives on in Nanaimo!