Alberta SPCA Christmas 50/50
*Must be 18 years or older and in Alberta to buy tickets
YOUR SUPPORT HELPS ANIMALS IN ALBERTA
100% OF FUNDS STAY IN THE PROVINCE
Christmas 50/50 Jackpot
Up To
$106,500*
*Winner takes half
Christmas 50/50 Raffle Key Dates
Raffle Draw - December 17th, 2021
HELPING ALBERTA'S ANIMALS
Hope and Foxy
21 hours! That’s the time commitment of the round trip to Alberta’s north to help these two dogs. We have jurisdiction for animal welfare concerns in ALL places in Alberta outside Edmonton and Calgary. It does not matter how long the drive is, if there’s an animal potentially in distress, we grab our crates, fill up the gas tank (multiple times) and hit the road.
The first dog was Hope. We learned about her from RCMP members in a northern community. It appeared she had a broken leg. The second (larger) dog was Foxy. She’s was an older dog that was significantly under weight and living in the same remote community. In order to get there, we had to drive on an ice road across a frozen river. Once in our care, we immediately got both dogs to a vet.
Hope did have a broken leg, but it had healed on its own and so the decision was made to leave it be. Foxy’s weight issue was due to worms so she was treated for that.
Both animals were put up for adoption via the Peace Regional SPCA, and both dogs were adopted by loving families.
With the work we do in rural Alberta, our Peace Officers often have to drive for several hours to get to the animals that need help. Distance does not matter; if an animal is potentially in distress, we hit the road to ensure those animals are afforded the same protection as animals who live in Alberta’s metro locations.
Winnie, Piglet & Roo
Winnie, Piglet and Roo were three miniature horses living on a rural property. All three were suffering from various degrees of neglect, including hooves that were overgrown to the point where they looked like they were wearing clogs.
When the Peace Officer arrived, the elderly owner admitted that he no longer had the ability to properly care for the animals. He agreed to surrender the three animals to our agency.
Winnie was already blind in one eye, and was suffering from an infection in the other. It was removed by a vet, leaving her 100% blind. She was also suffering from badly matted mane, and needed a lot of TLC. Despite her challenges, she has a sweet and loving disposition.
Piglet and Roo did not have as significant health challenges, but were also in need of grooming and dental work. All three were transferred to the Parson’s Animal Rescue Foundation for ongoing care. They may be adopted out if the right family comes about, otherwise they will continue to live at the Parson’s property, receiving the care and attention equines need.
Alberta SPCA 50/50 Raffles support our Animal Protection, Education and One Family Welfare departments.
HELP ALBERTA ANIMALS TODAY!
Past 50/50 Raffle Winners
Summer 2021 50-50 Raffle
| Draw Date | Name | City/Town | Ticket | Prize Amount |
| 17-Sept-21 | M. Baczuk | Lethbridge | D-19618 | $100,000 |
New Year's Eve 50-50 Raffle
| Draw Date | Name | City/Town | Ticket | Prize Amount |
| 31-Dec-20 | M. Kellier-Pinchbeck | Whitecourt | C-285712 | $100,000 |
Summer 50/50 Raffle
| Draw Date | Name | City | Ticket | Prize Amount |
| 18-Sep-20 | K. Van Camp | Calgary | D-241965 | $62,500 |
