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Take the first step in the fight against cruelty

Join the fight against animal cruelty by registering to fundraise and walk in the Scotiabank & BC SPCA Paws for a Cause walk. With more than 30 walks happening this month throughout B.C., pledging to make a difference in your community couldn’t be easier. Visit us online to register, fundraise, and learn more about your local walk.

Bring animal welfare back to school

With school starting next week, the BC SPCA is ready to help educators bring animal welfare into their classrooms. BC SPCA curriculum units not only introduce kids to different animal issues, but also give teachers fresh and unique ways to engage students in required subjects. Educators can also book a school presentation or form a BC SPCA school club.

Thanks to you, we’re more than halfway to our goal!

Thanks to the kindness of animal lovers across the province and beyond, the BC SPCA’s Million Acts of Kindness movement has now surpassed the half-million mark, which means more than 500,000 kind acts for animals have been carried out this year. Kudos to all participants! Every act helps improve the lives of companion, farm and wild animals in B.C. Join us and fight cruelty with kindness today.

Speak up for animals

Do you feel strongly about Canadian animal welfare? The BC SPCA wants animal welfare to be on the political agenda for this year’s federal election – and we need your help!

No kitten!

It’s important to keep your pet kitten’s welfare in mind when picking him up, and to make the experience a good one. Find out why this Tip Tuesday video has been popular.

Adopt me!

Check out the newly renovated adoption section on our website and find a new best friend today! Featured above is Cece (Animal ID #375358) currently in the care of the BC SPCA South Okanagan/Similkameen Branch.

Read my happy "tail"

Lovely Stella was surrendered into the care of the BC SPCA in early May 2015 when her previous owners moved away. In spite of this uncertainty in her life, Stella remained optimistic and outgoing. Read her happy "tail".

Good intentions can harm

Intentionally feeding B.C.’s wildlife, no matter how cute they may be, can do more harm than good. Find out why wildlife feeding is the new littering and help spread the message.

Generosity in Action

Champions for Animals are the BC SPCA supporters who raise much-needed funds to help animals in need in a variety of creative ways. See how you can be a Champion for Animals.