(Sharing post from AHS from May 12, 2016 which highlights the comfort local senior LTC residents experience from former FMSPCA senior feline Cleo who was matched with senior residents through the FMSPCA 9 Lives Program) AHS staff safely evacuate continuing care unit, including the pets | Alberta Health Services Calm in the face of emergency… Read More
FMSPCA completes 300 surgeries in their shelter clinic
In 2015, the Fort McMurray SPCA undertook the construction and creation of an in-house veterinary supervised animal health clinic at the FMSPCA to ensure best medical practices for shelter animals in our region, expanding spay & neuter programs and emergency medical treatment for rescues suffering from abuse or neglect. On January 31, 2017 the in-shelter… Read More
Update on rescue pup Tinsel – strong recovery in foster care
Our boy Tinsel has done exceptionally well under the care of his foster family! Tinsel’s chest x-rays taken on Friday January 27th showed that his pneumonia has COMPLETELY resolved! He now weighs 15.9 kg (35 lbs). His foster family have been totally devoted to Tinsel’s recovery, teaching him his manners and some adorable tricks –… Read More
FMSPCA team recognized at Mayor and Council Toast of Champions event
Eight exceptional residents were recognized for their outstanding contributions to the community at the annual Citizen Recognition Program — Mayor and Council’s Toast of Champions — Jan. 26, 2017. The Citizen Recognition Program was created to acknowledge those who have made a significant contribution or positive impact on our communities. This year’s celebration, honouring the… Read More
Fort McMurray SPCA announces shelter is temporarily closed as animals recover
The Fort McMurray SPCA has announced its shelter at 155 MacAlpine Cres will be temporarily closed starting today, January 19th, until further notice. Recent animals taken into care are being treated by Dr. Carolyn Levitz, the FMSPCA in-house vet for a virus and the temporary closure allows the animals to recuperate and prevent any exposure… Read More