
Back-to-school day is a big change for your local wildlife, too
Three things you can do to make the transition easier for animals and teach your community about wildlife!
Three things you can do to make the transition easier for animals and teach your community about wildlife!
How to keep your furry family members safe during the pandemic.
Turning the clocks forward this Sunday (March 8) as Daylight Saving Time begins is a pretty simple change most of us make once a year. But for the animals who share our communities with us, it can be hazardous.
It is time for Minister Doug Donaldson to take action and protect British Columbians from the dangers of traps.
Between door knocking, costumes, and west coast fireworks, Halloween can be a bit too spooky for pets.
Yellowstone incident displays two major problems in our relationships with wildlife.
Cats face numerous dangers and are a threat to wildlife when allowed to roam. Here’s some tips to keep your cat happy and safe!
Finding the balance between freedom and safety starts with knowing your local ecosystem.
The BC SPCA has created a self-guided tour on June 9, 2019 to show off catios of all shapes and sizes in the Vancouver area.
Peel police investigating after eleven snares found in urban park, one coyote was injured and another killed.
Coyotes are mating, but inaccurate social media posts hide cruelty in plain sight.
Recent viral video highlights close calls caused by aerial photography.
Wildlife can pay the price when dogs are allowed off-leash outside of designated areas.
We have five tips to make Halloween a safe and fun event for everyone, including local wildlife and pets!
The Fur-Bearers have four ways that you can help skunks in your neighbourhood that are as simple as 1, 2, 3… and 4!
These three tips are a starting point to make sure your whole family – and your wild neighbours – stay safe.
Wild fires in British Columbia are continuing to spread, threatening homes, businesses, and entire communities. Please take a few moments to review these preparation tips for your family, pets, and neighbourhood to help stay safe.
Sensationalism creates fear, but respect can lead to co-existence.
Parks Canada made the right choice to protect wildlife when a coyote den site was identified.
Off-leash dogs create problems for wildlife – and it’s the wild animals who often get blamed.
Fireworks on the May 2-4 weekend are a tradition – but they can create hazardous situations for wildlife and pets. Read our guide to keeping animals safe!
Bears are looking for an easy meal in BC. It’s up to us to protect them from conflict, and potential lethal action, with responsible waste management practices.
The BC SPCA is helping residents and building managers find humane wildlife removal options with the launch of AnimalKind. Find out how this will save lives on Defender Radio!
Creating trap warning sign policies would allow outdoor enthusiasts to make informed decisions. Hear more and take action with this week’s podcast!
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