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The British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (BC SPCA) in Canada is working on raising funds to temporarily house and care for nearly 300 cats rescued from an overwhelmed owner. Reports say the owner of the 298 cats — among them 15 pregnant felines — called the BC SPCA to report […] The post Almost 300 Cats Rehomed From ‘Overwhelmed’ Man in Canada appeared first on CatTime.

If convicted, the owners could face a $75,000 fine and/or two years imprisonment and/or a lifetime prohibition from owning animals.

Seven dogs forced to live in filthy and freezing conditions at a property in Cherryville have been taken from their owner and will soon be available for adoption.

The BC SPCA says salt and sand on sidewalks are some of the winter challenges you might face with your pet — but there are solutions to keep them safe.

The BC SPCA's Animal Protection Services team confirmed to Global News it is conducting a thorough investigation after being alerted to the incident.

Demand for meals at the BC SPCA food banks has increased by 20 per cent in the last year and shelter officials say they can't keep up with demand. 

A one-year-old grey Tabby, who has been named Peggy, was found in Barriere “limping horribly.”

According to the SPCA, 'they were found living in a home filled with feces, urine and garbage in a community off the coast of Vancouver Island.'

'This is something we are seeing more and more in our communities: animals being abandoned, left behind, or dumped,' Romany Runnalls said.

They’re described as being a mix of American bulldog and Labrador retrieve, with each adult female having a litter of nine puppies.