In recent years, many Canadians have started making major moves. Some families are relocating for more affordable housing, others are responding to extreme weather events, and many are chasing new remote job opportunities in smaller communities. With more people moving between provinces, it’s easy to forget that pets need a
In recent years, many Canadians have started making major moves. Some families are relocating for more affordable housing, others are responding to extreme weather events, and many are chasing new remote job opportunities in smaller communities. With more people moving between provinces, it’s easy to forget that pets need a
BC Pet Registry celebrates 10 years of reuniting pets with their people! Discover our reunion story callout, the 10 for 10 vet campaign, and upcoming
Before leaving your pet at a doggy daycare or boarding facility, it’s crucial to ensure their microchip is not only implanted but properly registered with
In 2024, Canada went through some of the most intense wildfire and flood seasons in recent history. From British Columbia to parts of Alberta and
She went missing from her family’s co-op grounds in Victoria. She was found in Nanaimo. No one knows how Miri, a three-and-a-half-year-old, blue and cream tortoiseshell cat, made the more than 100 kilometre journey. Her family, after months of looking and not hearing anything, thought that she was gone forever,
Story Originally Published at richmondsentinel.ca (Link to Original Post). “The city’s new shelter has space for 40 cats, including some that are adoptable.” Photo by Hannah Scott As Richmond celebrates the opening of a new animal shelter, a partnership between the city and BC SPCA, pet owners are encouraged to take
Wildfire or flooding evacuations are a tough time for people and also of course, the animals they love and care for. Planning ahead is crucial to making your emergency exit as efficient as possible. Prepare & Prep Register Your Pet: In the event you’re separated from your pet during an emergency
A small but important detail that many may have missed. It is important to ensure your cats have some sort of permanent identification. Nobody plans to lose their pet, but all it takes is an open door or a loud noise for our little escape artist to lose their way.
She went missing from her family’s co-op grounds in Victoria. She was found in Nanaimo. No one knows how Miri, a three-and-a-half-year-old, blue and cream tortoiseshell cat, made the more than 100 kilometre journey. Her family, after months of looking and not hearing anything, thought that she was gone forever,
Story Originally Published at richmondsentinel.ca (Link to Original Post). “The city’s new shelter has space for 40 cats, including some that are adoptable.” Photo by Hannah Scott As Richmond celebrates the opening of a new animal shelter, a partnership between the city and BC SPCA, pet owners are encouraged to take
Wildfire or flooding evacuations are a tough time for people and also of course, the animals they love and care for. Planning ahead is crucial to making your emergency exit as efficient as possible. Prepare & Prep Register Your Pet: In the event you’re separated from your pet during an emergency
A small but important detail that many may have missed. It is important to ensure your cats have some sort of permanent identification. Nobody plans to lose their pet, but all it takes is an open door or a loud noise for our little escape artist to lose their way.
All microchips registered with the BC Pet Registry are traceable internationally via the American Animal Hospital Association’s (AAHA) universal pet microchip lookup, petmicrochiplookup.org. This partnership means that you and your pet can travel with confidence!
The BC Pet Registry is owned and operated by The British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (BC SPCA). All proceeds from this program support the life-saving work performed everyday at BC SPCA locations throughout the province.
