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Poppy’s Path

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

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New Van Arrives

We knew adding a new cargo van for transporting animals was a priority for our organization, but we could not have predicted just how valuable

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Partners Are Important

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

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Keagan Darcy Stanley

Keagan Darcy Stanley of Fort Saskatchewan pleaded guilty in July 2023 to both Animal Protection Act and Criminal Code of Canada charges in relation to

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Diana Bochar

On March 2, 2023, Diana Bochar of Smoky Lake County pleaded guilty in provincial court to one count of allowing an animal to be in

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Bochar, Diana

Diana Bochar shall not own, possess, control, board, breed or live in a residence with any animal including, but not limited to, dogs, cats, ferrets,

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Cheyenne Beierbach

On October 4, 2022, Cheyenne Beierbach of Barons, Alberta was convicted in Provincial Court of causing an animal to be in distress under the Animal

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Beierbach, Cheyenne

Cheyenne Fern Beierbach is prohibited from possessing, having custody or control of, or residing in the same residence as an animal for 15 years. Ms.

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Dogs in National Parks

Bringing your canine family member to Jasper National Park Meet David Argument. He’s Jasper National Park’s Resource Conservation Manager, in charge of a large team

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Alberta SPCA News

Dan Kobe

Shelters Are Not Housing

A message from our Executive Director I recently snapped this image in the downtown of a busy Canadian city, and while it wasn’t aimed at

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Dan Kobe

Looks Can Be Deceiving

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

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