City PG Humane Society partnership to take effect on January 1st

The Prince George Humane Society will take over the management of the animal shelter from the City of Prince George, which will have a budget of $600,000 per year to support the operation of the shelter. The City of Prince George will still be responsible for the overall management of the animal shelter, but will have a limited role in the day-to-day operations. The partnership aims to improve the animal welfare standards and increase the adoption rates at the shelter.

The BC SPCA will also work with the City of Vancouver to address the issue of animal cruelty in the city.

The BC SPCA’s Commitment to Addressing Animal Cruelty

The BC SPCA is dedicated to addressing the issue of animal cruelty in British Columbia. The organization has been working closely with the City of Vancouver to address this issue, and their efforts will continue in the coming months.

Collaboration with the City of Vancouver

The BC SPCA has been working with the City of Vancouver to address the issue of animal cruelty in the city.

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