If you never met her at one of our events, you probably saw her in the news or on social media.
A Tribute to our ambassador for the fight to end breed bans
Looking for a Special Home for Enzo
This very special dog is in need of a forever home with committed caretakers because his medical condition requires regular veterinary visits and care that could be costly.
For Betsy, the Cow Who Changed My Life
I then realize that if I hadn’t happen to stop by there that day, the cow would have been left wounded, without water or food, stretched out in the gravel and exposed to the elements all weekend until Monday morning.
True or false? Answer the five following statements regarding heatstroke
Every summer, the Montreal SPCA’s Investigations and Inspections Department receives calls concerning animals left in parked vehicles.
Attitude products for animals put to the test
Some employees from the Montreal SPCA had the pleasure of trying out some products; here are their thoughts!
Rescuing Jean-Paul
In 2016, the Montreal SPCA’s Investigations and Inspections Department received over 10,000 complaints and reports, and inspected 18,213 animals, all species combined.
Thirty-one ducklings saved in Montreal
The young ducks, who were destined for human consumption, were brought to our shelter where they immediately received care from the SPCA’s veterinary team.
Keeping Families Together
In the months surrounding moving day, the number of animals abandoned at the Montreal SPCA nearly triples, from around 600 a month to approximately 1600.
Good intentions that turn into a nightmare
Unfortunately, hoarding is a misunderstood mental health problem in our society. It’s a dream of saving lives that turns into a nightmare.
What if there were no more carriage horses in the city?
The romanticized image that the carriage horse industry and the City of Montreal are trying to sell us is far-fetched.
