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Big, sweet, loveable dogs need homes after stay at BC SPCA extends to 100 days - Vimarsana News

Big, sweet, loveable dogs need homes after stay at BC SPCA extends to 100 days

Stephanie Arkwright said since the COVID-19 pandemic, they have seen an increase in the length of stay for some animals in the shelter.

BC SCPA says puppy suffered broken jaw after dog attack - Vimarsana News

BC SCPA says puppy suffered broken jaw after dog attack

The BC SPCA is asking for donations in October 2021 for a seven-month-old puppy that suffered painful injuries from a "serious dog attack."

BC SPCA raising funds for puppy with broken jaw after dog attack - Vimarsana News

BC SPCA raising funds for puppy with broken jaw after dog attack

The BC SCPA are helping little Daryl recover after he was attacked and are asking for donations to help prepare him for adoption.

Campbell River SPCA seeks donations for puppy injured in dog attack - Vimarsana News

Campbell River SPCA seeks donations for puppy injured in dog attack

The BC SPCA is looking for donations to help support a seven-month-old puppy that was attacked by a larger dog on Vancouver Island.

Hot pavement and pets don't mix: BC SPCA - My Cowichan Valley Now - Vimarsana News

Hot pavement and pets don't mix: BC SPCA - My Cowichan Valley Now

Hot pavement and pets don’t mix: BC SPCA SHARE ON: Photo supplied by: Pexels A warm summer day on Vancouver Island may seem like the perfect time for a long walk with your pet, but the BC SPCA is asking you to reconsider. While the SPCA says a breezy day might not  seem dangerous, they note cats and dogs have sensitive paw pads that become vulnerable in the heat. Surfaces like pavement, asphalt, and artificial grass can become ‘searingly’ hot, the SPCA says. This causes blisters or burns on their paw pads. Plus, hot pavement and warm weather can also increase the overall body tempera...