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Adopt a cat and pay reduced rates
Despite the success of our reduced-fee adoption week, a recent large intake of cats has once again caused the shelter to be at maximum capacity. Right...
Read moreNewborn Kittens and Puppies: 250 Lives Saved B...
Press release For immediate release Newborn Kittens and Puppies: 250 Lives Saved By a Generous Lifesaving Investment! Petco Love, in partnership...
Read moreThe Montreal SPCA Applauds Bill 67, Tabled Yest...
Press release — for immediate release The Montreal SPCA Applauds Bill 67, Tabled Yesterday by the Hon. Sonia LeBel, MNA There is light at...
Read moreReduced-fee adoption – 5 days only!
Nearly a hundred cats, twenty dogs, and around forty rabbits and small animals, such as guinea pigs, mice, and rats, are waiting for a new home at the...
Read moreScolding a Dog Who Growls: Danger!
Growling dogs often cause discomfort in humans, who may take it as an insult or an affront. However, for dogs, growling is an important communication...
Read moreThe Montreal SPCA Calls for Easier Access to Ve...
Montréal, Thursday, May 23, 2024 – One in six animals are surrendered to the Montreal SPCA because their human companions can’t afford their animal’s...
Read moreUrgent: Hundreds of animals are counting on you!
An increasing number of injured and sick animals are being brought to the shelter. Access to veterinary care has become difficult for many families, a...
Read moreFEEDING HOPE WITH PURINA® PRO PLAN®
The Montreal SPCA is proud to announce a major new partnership for our animals. From May 1st 2024, Purina® Pro Plan® is becoming the Montreal SPCA’s...
Read moreKeeping animals safe when fleeing violence
Last winter, to ensure her safety, Stéphanie* had to go to a shelter for victims of violence. Unfortunately, her two dogs, Choco and Muscade, were not...
Read moreRescue of 17 dogs and puppies living in poor co...
One night in October 2022, we visited a dog breeding facility outside Montréal. The Montreal SPCA Investigations Division had received a report that s...
Read moreHow to Take Care of a Diabetic Cat
Diabetes is a fairly common disease in cats, often diagnosed between the ages of 8 and 13. We regularly take in diabetic cats at the shelter and, unfo...
Read moreLiving Happily with a Cat… and Their Claws!
Since the new Regulation Respecting the Welfare and Safety of Domestic Companion Animals and Equines is now in force, the declawing of cats is prohibi...
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