Our Pet Safekeeping Program cares for pets of people who are experiencing difficult times in their lives. This can include those fleeing family violence, or
November is Family Violence Awareness Month When humans are in crisis so are their animals because animal welfare and human welfare are deeply connected. When
The Alberta SPCA has been awarded a $50,000 grant from the Edmonton Community Foundation to support our work to keep families and their pets together.
NEWS RELEASEFor Immediate Release November 2, 2020— Edmonton, Alberta – Alberta SPCA received a $25,000 grant from PetSmart Charities of Canada, to help keep pets
Domestic violence affects everyone living in the home with an abuser, including companion animals. Unfortunately, many shelters do not have the means to house companion
Everyone is Affected by Family Violence Domestic violence affects everyone living in the home with an abuser, including companion animals. Unfortunately, many shelters do not
Lollipop the cat and her owner, who we’ll call Stephanie, found themselves living in a turbulent home filled with broken furniture, death threats, and many
The subject line of the e-mail read “Please help” and the body of the email included a photo of two dogs sleeping on a bed
Pet Safekeeping Program Protects People & Pets from Family Violence November is Family Violence Awareness month, and it reminds us pets are often harmed as
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
