For the love of Rover
Rover, a small guinea pig with fragile health, won the heart of his new guardian who devoted herself body and soul to provide him with the best end of...
Read moreFound in a cardboard box
Mid-March. We got a call from a family who had found a cardboard box in front of their garage. Inside, there were six tiny kittens but no mother. No o...
Read moreWhy We Must Focus on Emergencies
Just as essential services for humans remain in operation, the Montreal SPCA continues to respond to emergencies and accept animals who are severely i...
Read moreA special tribute to Ms. Joan Clark
Former chair of the Montreal SPCA’s board of directors, Ms. Clark passed away on April 8, 2020, at the age of 90. A lawyer by profession, Ms...
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 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 moreA story with a happy ending
You’ll be happy to know that Ramsès (now called Snoopy) is doing great and is enjoying winter with his new forever family!
Read moreComplete renovation of our kennels
To better meet the needs of the dogs we take in, we recently began the complete renovation of our kennels. Inspired by best practices and the most rec...
Read moreA special gift for the Montreal SPCA’s dogs
What’s yellow, round and bouncy… and makes dogs really happy?
Read moreA fairy tale comes true for Jagger
Jagger’s story was far from a happy one at the beginning. Left alone in an apartment for several days, poor Jagger was scared and thirsty by the time...
Read moreA hen escapes and finds shelter at the SPCA
La SPCA de Montréal a reçu un appel inusité des employés d’un magasin à grande surface. En recevant une livraison d’œufs, ils ont découvert une poule...
Read moreDog beater sentenced to prison time
Nearly two years after our Investigations Division received the complaint, the man involved in the case has pleaded guilty for abusing his dog.
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