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"One can measure the greatness and the moral progress of a nation by looking at how it treats its animals."
   - Mahatma Gandhi


Gandhi's words remind us of how our own actions determine the kind of society we live in.

Should I stop to help that abandoned cat? Should I use a choke collar or is there another option? Will I allow pets in my rental property? Should I buy SPCA Certified farm products? Is it more humane to have an indoor-only cat? Should I know more about the link between animal abuse and family violence?

As you read AnimalSense, we hope you see that the SPCA's role is not only to rehome cats and dogs or to investigate animal abuses. At our heart is the goal to create humane, animal-friendly communities. Like you, we recognize that how we treat animals is indeed a measure of our own humanity.

 

AnimalSense Issues (in chronological order)

 

AnimalSense Magazine | Spring/Summer 2010 | Issue 23

On the Cover:  "Cat World" The effects of indoor and outdoor environments on our feline friends.

 

AnimalSense Magazine | Spring/Summer 2009 | Issue 21

On the Cover:  "Opt to Adopt" SPCA animals enhance the lives of those who give them a loving home

 

AnimalSense Magazine | Fall/Winter 2008 | Issue 20

On the Cover:  "Crusading Against Cruelty" - SPCA investigators protect B.C.'s most vulnerable animals

 

AnimalSense Magazine | Spring/Summer 2008 | Issue 19

On the Cover:  "Safe Haven" - The BC SPCA's wildlife recovery centre rescues animals from the hazards of urban life

 

AnimalSense Magazine | Fall/Winter 2007 | Issue 18

On the Cover:  "Behind Barn Doors" - A look at how farm animals are treated, from the field -- or cage -- to the shelves of your local supermarket.

 

AnimalSense Magazine | Spring/Summer 2007 | Issue 17

On the Cover:  "Justice For Animals, Youth Ambassadors" - BC SPCA Kids Club heroes go the extra mile - and one heads straight to the legislature - to protect animals.

 

AnimalSense Magazine | Fall/Winter 2006 | Issue 16

On the Cover:  "Star Power" - Sarah McLachlan donates time and talent in support of a BC SPCA cause

 

AnimalSense Magazine | Spring/Summer 2006 | Issue 15

On the Cover:  "Making the Right Match" - An innovative assessment tool, DogSense takes the guesswork out of matching dogs with the right homes

 

AnimalSense Magazine | Fall/Winter 2005 | Issue 14

On the Cover:  "End Animal Cruelty" - A new BC SPCA advocacy campaign lobbies for increased protection of B.C. animals.

 

AnimalSense Magazine | Spring/Summer 2005 | Issue 13

On the Cover:  "Pet Overpopulation" - BC SPCA announces new spay/neuter clinic to save thousands of animals in Prince George.

 

AnimalSense Magazine | Fall/Winter 2004 | Issue 12

On the Cover:  "How Much is That Doggy in the Window?" - If the cost is measured in animal suffering, the price is too high.

 

AnimalSense Magazine | Spring/Summer 2004 | Issue 11

On the Cover:  "Saving Lives Through Assessment" - Finding the Perfect Match New science makes for lifelong bonds

 

AnimalSense Magazine | Fall/Winter 2003 | Issue 10

On the Cover:  "Puppy Mill Crackdown - Profiting from Pain" - The SPCA has launched a province-wide campaign to eradicate unscrupulous breeding operations

 

AnimalSense Magazine | Spring/Summer 2003 | Issue 9

On the Cover:  "Captivated by the Exotic" - What happens when the novelty wears off?

 

AnimalSense Magazine | Fall/Winter 2002 | Issue 8

On the Cover:  "Creating Humane Communities" - Responding to the Plight of Abandoned Cats.

 

AnimalSense Magazine | Spring/Summer 2002 | Issue 7

On the Cover:  "Celebrating The Relationship" - How You Can Help Your Dog Lead A Happy Life.

 

 

 

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