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**
IMPORTANT NOTICE **
PLEASE NOTE THIS CHANGE IN BC SPCA DUTIES:
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 1, 2009, ALL CITY OF SURREY BYLAW
ENFORCEMENT SHALL BE PERFORMED BY THE CITY OF SURREY, INCLUDING ALL
MATTERS RELATING TO STRAY DOGS, BARKING DOGS, AND VICIOUS DOGS.
Phone: 604-591-4370 -- Web: www.surrey.ca
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Surrey Shelter
Information on this page:
Adoption Information
| Location & Contact Info | Hours |
Notices, News & Updates
Upcoming
Events
| Volunteer Opportunities | How
You Can Help Us
Lost, Found, & Prevention | Donations
Learn more about rabbits
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*Please note that 7% PST is charged on all BC
SPCA adoption
fees
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Dogs: $295
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Dogs - Toy Breeds: $395
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Dogs - Purebred (documented by appropriate paperwork):
$395
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Puppies (under 6 months): $375
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Puppies (under 6 months - Toy Breeds): $475
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Puppies (under 6 months - Purebred, documented by
appropriate paperwork): $475
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Cats $145
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Kittens (under 6 months) $175 - **For
more info about adopting a kitten from the Surrey shelter, click
here or scroll down**
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Rabbits (already altered) $65
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Guinea pigs $15
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Small animals $5
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note that in many of our shelters potential adopters are required to
bring in copies of their strata council by-laws or rental agreements
in order to be approved for adopting. Please contact us at the
shelter for any adoption requirements before visiting us to adopt so
that you are correctly prepared to take your new family member home.
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Notices,
News & Updates:
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Thank
you G&F Financial Group!
A
Surrey credit union is investing in the future of homeless animals.
Thanks
to a $2,500 grant from the charitable arm of G&F
Financial Group - the G&F Financial Group Foundation - the
SPCA’s Surrey Branch is purchasing a microscope and veterinary
weigh scale.
Click
here to learn more. (This will open a .pdf document in a
new window.)
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FOSTER
KITTENS and CATS for ADOPTION
- Not all of our kittens are kept at the shelter
Throughout the year, many of our kittens are nurtured in foster homes.
To enquire about
adopting a kitten or cat in foster care, please call (604)
709-6701 press #1, leave a message, and a phone volunteer from
the foster program will contact you, or
to send us an email about animal fostering.
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Seniors
Unite
It’s always sad to see
senior animals come into our shelter. If you already have a pet, the
addition of a senior may be a perfect second addition to the family.
These cats and dogs are still full of life and love and will make
wonderful companions for many years to come. Please visit our
shelter and consider giving a “senior” a loving home.
Seniors
for Seniors - Cats Only
Surrey
is lucky to have a senior for seniors cat program. If you are a
senior yourself that would like to have the companion of a cat, you
may be able to adopt a senior cat from the 'seniors for seniors'
program where some or all of the needs of the cat are supplied.
Call the adoption line at 604-709-6701 and press #1 to find
out more about this program.
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Volunteer
Opportunities:
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Please note that we have made changes to our
volunteer application process.
If you wish to volunteer at the Surrey Branch
of the BC SPCA you are now able to apply
on line. Once your application has been received you will be contacted and
an orientation and training date will be arranged.
* Please note: You must be 16 yrs. old to
volunteer ~ and not all volunteer positions are suitable and available to
everyone.
- Dog walking, Cat care and Small animal care
are morning programs, 9-12noon.
- Animal adoption counseling are afternoon
programs, 12noon - 5:30 pm
- Laundry 9 am - 5 pm
- Fundraising and Events vary throughout the
year
For additional information please call the
volunteer line at 604-709-6701.
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Foster Homes Needed
This year the Surrey shelter will need more
foster homes for moms with kittens, as well as people who can care for
unweaned orphan kittens that need to be bottle fed for one to 4 weeks.
If you can help
in this way, please
call 604-709-6701, press #3 or or
click
here to apply online.
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SURREY
SHELTER NEEDS FOSTER HOMES FOR:
Dogs,
Pups, Cats, Kittens, Rabbits & Critters. Please fill out and
forward your foster application. Once we receive your application,
one of our Volunteers will contact you and talk to you about the
rewards of fostering animals in your home.
For
more information about fostering cats and kittens, please call the
foster coordinator at (604) 709-6701, press #3,
to send us an email about animal fostering.
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Rabbit
and Small Critter Volunteers Needed to provide critter care on a regular
basis.
Perfect after school volunteer opportunity for youth with a
supervising adult. Please call
our volunteer line at (604) 709-6701 for more information.
Small
Critter Adoption Counselors also needed!
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Community Council Volunteers:
For details to volunteer on the Community Council please contact the
volunteer line at (604) 709-6701. *You must be an SPCA member in good standing to sit on the Community
Council.
Membership: www.spca.bc.ca/help/Membership.asp
For information about membership please visit the shelter for an application
form or call (604) 709-6701.
Click
here for general BC SPCA Volunteering Information
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Shelter
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6706 - 152nd Street
Surrey, BC V3S 3L4
Get
Map & Directions...
(link opens in a new
browser window)
Phone: (604) 597-5655
Fax: (604) 572-6498
Volunteer Line: (604)
709-6701
Fundraising/Events: (604) 709-6701
Kids Club/Youth: (604) 681-7271
Prefer
Email?
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to send us a general inquiry email.
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to send us an email about anything fundraising or event
related.
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to send us an email about animal fostering.
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to send us an email about anything
kids/youth related.
Please note that due to the
volume of emails that we receive daily it is difficult to return every e-mail
promptly. Should you need immediate assistance please call the shelter at
604-597-5655.
*In case of
AFTER HOURS emergency only phone:
(604) 879-7343
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Lost &
Found Pets:
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Monday-Friday:
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9:00
a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
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Saturday & Sunday:
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9:00
a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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Animal
Adoption & Viewing Times:
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Monday-Friday:
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12:00
p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
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Saturday & Sunday:
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12:00
p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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Stat Holidays:
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Upcoming
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Lost, Found, & Prevention
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How
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Donate Today!
Your gift could save a life
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Donation Wish List
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These items are always in need and greatly
appreciated!
- Canned cat and kitten food
- Kitten litter
- Martingale Dog collars - medium
size
- Sturdy leashes
- Large open style dog pens
- Bunny and Critter food &
Bedding material
- 10x10 canopy so Bunnies can
exercise rain free
(a used canopy will be gratefully accepted)
- Old clean towels
- Please click
here to learn more about our exciting new partnership with Hill's® Science Diet®
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HBC
Rewards Program
Every time you shop - you could be helping
the animals! It's that easy.
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The HBC Rewards Community Program is a great way
to help animals in need in BC. By linking to our community accounts, these
points can be directed to your local SPCA to help purchase items such as digital
cameras used in cruelty investigations or to publish photos of animals available
for adoption.
Your local SPCA will receive 1,000 bonus
points for every new member (up to 50 in a year) who links to their community
account online. The sooner you enroll, the sooner we earn points for the animals
- so do it today!
To link your account, go online and log on to www.hbcrewards.com.
Sign in by using your HBC Rewards card number.
Choose 'Community Program' -
'Donate to a Community Program'. You can then choose to donate a percentage or
all of your points starting today and for the months to come.
The Community Card Public ID
number for BC SPCA Lower Mainland Branches
& Area of Greatest Need is:
For further
information on how the HBC Rewards Community Program helps animals in
BC, click here.
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Big
Bold Beautiful Bunnies!
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Large
rabbits make great pets!
Large
rabbits are generally of a calm nature.
Because of their size people are usually deterred from
adopting a large rabbit. Dwarf
rabbits do tend to be less calm in most cases.
However,
if you are still deterred by big rabbits; Consider this:
They
are playful, a good choice for a first rabbit as they cannot be
picked up by small hands, but are curious enough to come and
engage in activities with you.
Can be litter trained (we aim to do this for you).
They can also can be harness trained.
Please
come and meet them! fFind out more about their personalities and
consider welcoming a large rabbit into your home.
Some
of our beautiful bunnies include:

Beautiful Bubbly

Perfect Percilla

Beautiful Belle
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