To report an animal in distress please call 1-800-455-9003 ext. #1
The vision of the Alberta SPCA is that every animal in Alberta be treated humanely.
Livestock News
Numerous Large Seizures Strain Alberta SPCA Resources
Latest seizure brings 82 additional animals into the care of the Alberta SPCA On April 23, 2024, the Alberta SPCA was asked to assist the RCMP during an investigation on a property in Mountain View County. Once on site, Alberta SPCA Peace Officers determined the animals on the property were in distress. As a result,
Companion Animal News
Numerous Large Seizures Strain Alberta SPCA Resources
Latest seizure brings 82 additional animals into the care of the Alberta SPCA On April 23, 2024, the Alberta SPCA was asked to assist the RCMP during an investigation on a property in Mountain View County. Once on site, Alberta SPCA Peace Officers determined the animals on the property were in distress. As a result,
NEW: Sharing #pawsitivity
This is a new series of posts dedicated to telling positive animal stories during this time of uncertainty. We want to see and hear your good news stories of helping animals, or how your animal has helped you through these uncertain times. Email your stories and pictures to: info@albertaspca.org
Deaf Dog and his Pet Siblings Find Loving Homes Thanks to Alberta SPCA Partners
Our Pet Safekeeping Program cares for pets of people who are experiencing difficult times in their lives. This can include those fleeing family violence, or pet owners who face a sudden crisis in their lives such as emergency hospitalization, or loss of a home through fire or a natural disaster. At times like this, pet
SPCA News & Events
Numerous Large Seizures Strain Alberta SPCA Resources
Latest seizure brings 82 additional animals into the care of the Alberta SPCA On April 23, 2024, the Alberta SPCA was asked to assist the RCMP during an investigation on a property in Mountain View County. Once on site, Alberta SPCA Peace Officers determined the animals on the property were in distress. As a result,
Alberta SPCA to take over answering ALERT Line
March 21, 2024 The Alberta SPCA, in collaboration with the former Alberta Farm Animal Care (AFAC) Board of Directors is pleased to announce plans for the future of the AFAC ALERT Line. With the dissolution of AFAC underway, effective March 21, 2024 calls to the ALERT Line will be answered by the Alberta SPCA. “We
Our mission is to protect, promote and enhance the well-being of animals in Alberta. To accomplish this, there must be acceptance that humans are responsible for the welfare of animals, and there must be an understanding of the physical and behavioural needs of animals.
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Land Acknowledgment
The Alberta SPCA respects the deep foundational connection Indigenous Peoples have had to animals and this land, now known as Alberta, for thousands of years. We are grateful to continue to work towards the humane treatment of all animals in all areas of the province on the traditional territories encompassed by Treaties 6, 7, 8, 4, & 10 and the Métis Homeland.
We are inspired by how many Indigenous Peoples recognize animals, people and the environment are interconnected and that respecting these relationships is fundamental to the well-being of all living things and the Earth that we share. As treaty people, we also strive to listen, respect, care for, and live in harmony with one another, animals and the natural world.
The Alberta SPCA
The Alberta Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (Alberta SPCA) is a registered charity dedicated to the welfare of animals.
We encourage the humane treatment of animals through enforcement of animal protection legislation and through education programs throughout Alberta.
The vision of the Alberta SPCA is that every animal in Alberta be treated humanely.
Website for Teachers
Every Living Thing is the Alberta SPCA’s humane education website for teachers who aim to inspire compassion for animals, people and the environment!
Resources to understand and apply best practices for the care and welfare of domestic animals. They present the latest developments in humane handling techniques in Alberta.
