Back to School for Dogs in our Care
Heading back to school is an exciting, although anxious, time for many. For us, a dozen canines in our care had their own back-to-school jitters
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Heading back to school is an exciting, although anxious, time for many. For us, a dozen canines in our care had their own back-to-school jitters
When our Alberta SPCA Peace Officer first arrived at the suburban home, she thought she was at the wrong address. The property was well-kept and
Seizure of 82 animals from Mountain View County Involved a Large Number of Animals, and One Tiny Dog. Poppy was definitely the smallest of the
Latest seizure brings 82 additional animals into the care of the Alberta SPCA On April 23, 2024, the Alberta SPCA was asked to assist the
When the Alberta SPCA Peace Officer arrives at a property to check on the welfare of animals, she is always on the lookout for signs
Animals are staying in our care longer… but support from friends like you ensure these animals receive the love and care they deserve, no matter
Alberta SPCA Peace Officers investigate thousands of complaints of animals in distress each year, with many of the neglect and abuse cases being complex. This
Tux and his Family Required Immediate Help Alberta SPCA Peace Officers enforce the Animal Protection Act in our province and the majority of animals that
On October 2, 2023, James Jenkins of Strathcona County pleaded guilty to causing distress to cattle. Peace Officers attended Mr. Jenkins property December 22, 2021
The picture of this pup and his best friend says more about the benefits of solid partnerships within the animal welfare system than we could
The Alberta SPCA relies heavily on donations from Albertans, especially at this time of year. The annual Holiday Wish Campaign is one of the most
Sylvia MacInnes (2nd from left) and Gwen Dambrofsky (3rd from left) along with Alberta SPCA Executive Director Leanne Niblock (left) and Alberta SPCA Education Program Manager Don Seller (right)
Rufus loves taking in the sun as he recovers from major surgery. The border collie cross came into our care from a northern community with
Alberta SPCA
17904 118 Ave. NW
Edmonton, AB T5S 2W3
Canada
Tel: 780-447-3600
Fax: 780-447-4748