Three friendly, clean, clearly cared-for cats arrived at the BC SPCA Richmond Community Animal Centre without microchips. Named after the Richmond roads where they were found, Blundell Rd., Anahim Dr., and Gamba Dr. each faced an uncertain future without a way to quickly connect them with their families. Their story
Three friendly, clean, clearly cared-for cats arrived at the BC SPCA Richmond Community Animal Centre without microchips. Named after the Richmond roads where they were found, Blundell Rd., Anahim Dr., and Gamba Dr. each faced an uncertain future without a way to quickly connect them with their families. Their story
There are few things harder than saying goodbye to a beloved pet. The quiet house. The empty bed. The familiar sound of paws that you
What BC Wildfire-Affected Pet Owners Want Other Pet Owners to Know If you were forced to evacuate right now, would your pet’s microchip actually help
Remember Georgia? Georgia the cat’s story is a touching example of how even a microchipped pet can stay lost if the chip isn’t registered. Found
BC Pet Registry attended Friendly Paws Society’s National Pet Day Sunday Market to educate pet guardians about the importance of microchip and registration. With free microchip scans and on-site support, we helped attendees check their pets’ microchip status and guided them through the registration process. Learn why registration matters and
Across Canada, many households are feeling the impact of higher living costs. From groceries and gas to veterinary care, families are making careful choices about where to spend and where to save. But when it comes to protecting your pet, microchipping remains one of the most affordable and effective tools
The world has changed dramatically in the past few years, and for pet owners, life looks very different from what it once was. With remote work becoming the new normal, many Canadians are now spending more time at home with their pets than ever before. While the close bond we
On March 22, BC Pet Registry, BC SPCA Richmond, and Petsville Animal Hospital teamed up for a free microchip and scanning clinic to help reduce the number of unidentified stray pets in the Richmond community. The event addressed one of the root causes of animal suffering – being lost and placed
BC Pet Registry attended Friendly Paws Society’s National Pet Day Sunday Market to educate pet guardians about the importance of microchip and registration. With free microchip scans and on-site support, we helped attendees check their pets’ microchip status and guided them through the registration process. Learn why registration matters and
Across Canada, many households are feeling the impact of higher living costs. From groceries and gas to veterinary care, families are making careful choices about where to spend and where to save. But when it comes to protecting your pet, microchipping remains one of the most affordable and effective tools
The world has changed dramatically in the past few years, and for pet owners, life looks very different from what it once was. With remote work becoming the new normal, many Canadians are now spending more time at home with their pets than ever before. While the close bond we
On March 22, BC Pet Registry, BC SPCA Richmond, and Petsville Animal Hospital teamed up for a free microchip and scanning clinic to help reduce the number of unidentified stray pets in the Richmond community. The event addressed one of the root causes of animal suffering – being lost and placed
