25 cats rescued during this time of crisis
A team from the Montreal SPCA retrieved 25 cats living in unsanitary conditions in a housing unit.
Read moreHow to meet every animal’s needs in a pandemic
Animals’ needs are not taking a break during containment and the pandemic. We have adapted our services to focus on the essentials, but we still need...
Read moreCOVID-19: An important message
Attention: Many of our services are being temporarily modified or suspended to ensure everyone’s health and well-being. Among others, our adoption ser...
Read moreConcerned for her survival
When she arrived at the SPCA, Poulette was not well—in fact, her condition was critical. The little cat needed emergency care and, without out it, she...
Read moreA “cat condo” at the SPCA
The condo is an altogether welcome addition to our cat adoption room. We are thrilled to offer this upgrade to our “special guests” and to give them t...
Read moreFound three years later, thanks to her microchip!
An animal lover recently sent us this story. Not only is it heart-warming, it proves that microchips and tags are the best way to find a lost animal c...
Read moreTo the rescue of three puppies from the Far North
Rosie, Flynn and Romeo urgently needed help and found refuge in our facilities.
Read moreJust in time!
Found on January 5 wandering the streets of Montréal-Nord, the two-year-old Heidi was brought to us in a hurry: she was bleeding. An examination by ou...
Read moreA sweet retirement for Sissi, a carriage horse
On November 3, Sissi officially retired after 17 years of loyal service to her owner. A couple of veterinarians from the Eastern Townships took her in...
Read moreTrophy hunting, jaw traps, wolf slaughter: Make...
The Ministère des Forêts, de la Faune et des Parcs du Québec (MFFP) wants to adopt a Wildlife Policy for Quebec. The Montreal SPCA supports this initi...
Read moreFur and cruelty go hand in hand
Imagine if, in Quebec, dogs and cats were maimed in traps and left for long hours in excruciating pain? Think of the public outcry that would ensue if...
Read moreShaggy came to us in a very poor condition
Abandoned at the Montreal SPCA at the age of seven, Shaggy came to us in a very bad way. Her severely infected skin was yellow and flaky, and she was...
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