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Abandoned dog on SPCA doorstep has massive tumor removed

A dog with a tumor on the side of its head the size of an egg was abandoned in Vancouver, B.C., Canada on Dec. 23, 2011 and while the unknown owners are being criticized, their actions saved the animals life.

In the Media by Marcus Hondro - 2 comments

Faith to live, SPCA denies euthanasia rumors about the dog

Brantford - The pit bull named Faith was never going to be euthanized and was in no danger of dying, says the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) of Canada.

In the Media by Ernest Dempsey

Hero canine Faith is facing death in Ontario Special

Brantford - An Ontario woman credits a stranger dog named Faith with keeping her alive after she passed out due to a rare heart condition on a busy road in Brantford, Ontario.

Digital Journal Report by KJ Mullins - 12 comments

Chihuahua pups born without front legs capture hearts

Methuen - Three Chihuahua puppies who were handed over to a shelter in the US may only have two legs each, but a video released by the charity shows they have no lack of energy.

In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 5 comments

100 healthy sled dogs slaughtered in 'horrific' cull

The B.C. SPCA is conducting an investigation into the death of 100 sled dogs by a tour company in Whistler, British Columbia. The tour company, "Outdoor Adventures Whistler", has admitted to killing 100 sled dogs in April of 2010.

In the Media by Chanah Rubenstein - 14 comments

Northeast Ohio SPCA No-Kill Pet Shelter to hold fundraiser

Cleveland - The "Clam Bark" is a fundraising event that will include dinner, drinks, a silent auction, musical entertainment and much more.

In the Media by Thom W. Conroy

Ontario animal shelter announces it will stop euthanization

Toronto - The Newmarket SPCA in Ontario, Canada, under fire for plans to euthanize 350 animals held at its shelter, announced it has stopped killing the animals in its care.

In the Media by Stephanie Dearing - 7 comments

SPCA backs down a bit on its stance, will save some animals

Newmarket - The quest to save the hundreds of animals slated to be put down after a shelter north of Toronto, Canada, said it had no choice due to a severe ringworm outbreak has resulted in the shelter saying it would save 20 animals.

In the Media by Stephanie Dearing - 4 comments

3rd giraffe dies in B.C. animal facility, charges pending

Charges are pending against the Fort Langely conservation centre, Mountain View Conservation Centre after a giraffe died during hoof trimming.

In the Media by Stephanie Dearing - 1 comment

Giraffes' Deaths Lead to Scrutiny for BC Conservation Centre Special

A veterinarian has determined the cause of death of at least one of two giraffes that died suddenly last month at Mountain View Conservation Centre in Fort Langley, British Columbia.

Digital Journal Report by Derek Leschasin

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Mutilated cats found in Vancouver suburb

Fifteen mutilated cats have been found in the Metro Vancouver suburb of Maple Ridge over the past year, and police and SPCA are asking for the public's help cracking the case.

B.C. sled dog slaughter leads to new animal cruelty code

British Columbia now has the toughest animal-cruelty laws in the country, a year after the discovery by the SPCA of a mass grave of 56 sled dogs in Whistler.