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There’s no escaping the impact of inflation in every parts of our lives, including the care of our beloved pets. Now the BC SPCA says it’s having to collaborate with more and more partners to get pet food across the province, to help those who can’t stretch their budget any further. Darya Zargar reports.

Fifty thousand fans packed BC Place on Sunday, as Vancouver hosted its third match of the FIFA World Cup. Many Lytton area residents remain out of their homes due to a growing wildfire. A North Vancouver family is hoping to get their cat back after he ended up at the SPCA and was adopted out...

Finding affordable rental housing in Metro Vancouver can be hard, but it’s even tougher for pet owners. Two B.C. charities are trying to put pressure on the province to change that. Amanda Burrows of First United and Kaila Wolf of the BC SPCA speak with Global News Morning about advocating for changes to the BC...

Residents of a high-rise in Burnaby say a cat was left on a balcony for months. The BC SPCA confirmed to Global News that the cat was taken into care on Thursday.

Bailey’s Law received unanimous support in the House of Commons after an emotional journey for McCourt’s family that led to many ups and downs. And the BC SPCA is appealing to the public for more information after the horrific discovery of a dead dog in the woods near Penticton.

Disturbing content: A former owner of a Burnaby spa has been sentenced for sexually assaulting seven women, while telling them he was performing a legitimate procedure. The crown wanted 12 years in prison, defence wanted a conditional sentence. Kristen Robinson has the sentence, with a warning: some of the details might be disturbing for some...

The BC SPCA has taken in dozens of cats and dogs that were surrendered from a property in Nanaimo. The organization says the animals were living in unsanitary conditions, not receiving adequate food and water and all were riddled with fleas.

As road trip season gets going, ICBC and the BC SPCA are coming together to remind travellers the importance of driving safely with pets. Julie Nolan reports.

More than 20,000 meals for vulnerable animals have already been provided by the BC SPCA this year. But the program says the rising cost of living and economic uncertainty means they are not getting as many donations as usual.

As temperatures heat up we speak with the BC SPCA’s Kaila Wolf about some common summer hazards, including the serious risks that come with leaving pets in hot vehicles.

The BC SPCA is caring for an emaciated dog found in Richmond. A jogger came across this Pitbull-English Bulldog mix on April 2 near McNair Secondary School.

Big, loveable Kingston is being cared for by the BC SPCA, and is looking for a forever home.

Coby is a 7-year-old Doberman and Rottweiler cross. This friendly dog is currently in the care of the BC SPCA and needs a forever home. Coby is a little overweight and will need a lot of walks.

Eileen Driver has brought a friendly, litter-trained rabbit for Global BC viewers to meet. April is 5-years-old, very calm, likes to be hugged and is currently at the Burnaby SPCA.

This rambunctious young mixed breed dog is looking for his forever home. If you think you can take on Zorro, please contact the BC SPCA at 604-709-4670.

Humans aren’t the only ones affected by the extreme cold. Even our furry friends are feeling the impacts. The BC SPCA has some tips to help keep your pets warm and safe in the cold.

These kittens, currently under the care of the BC SPCA, are waiting for their forever home. They were surrendered as part of a cruelty investigation in the Okanagan. 111 cats were surrendered to the BC SPCA from the same resident.

Shelby the two-year-old female Chesapeake Bay, currently under the care of the Burnaby BC SPCA, is waiting for an adult-only household with a very active lifestyle. Shelby needs a little training, but she has a positive can-do attitude.

Eileen Drever from the BC SPCA with Mosey, an Irish Wolfhound cross looking for a good home

Two dogs in the Comox Valley are looking for their forever homes after being in the care of the BC SPCA for more than 100 days. Kylie Stanton reports.