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SPCA Swift Current is a local organization dedicated to finding responsible caring life-long homes for lost, abandoned or unwanted animals. This includes preventing unwanted litters by incorporating spaying and neutering in all of our animals’ adoption fees.
Labrador Retriever/Pit Bull Terrier. Adult (2 - 7 yrs) Female. On a Test Drive pending adoption.
Aug 27, 2017 · The Swift Current SPCA is community-funded and community-directed animal shelter which has served our area since 1973. We are looking for new people to join us as members and potentially as part of our volunteer Board…
The Swift Current SPCA is community-funded and directed animal shelter which has been around since 1973. They are dedicated to finding responsible, caring, life-long homes for lost, abandoned or unwanted animals.
2101 Knight Crescent. Swift Current SK S9H 3X3. 306-773-1806.
Jun 11, 2016 · Participating Humane Societies and SPCA’s across the province will help hundreds of homeless pets find their happily ever after during an adoption event – Empty Our Shelters- running Friday… [Read the full article…]
Feb 2, 2024 · Puddles of puppies have been flooding into the Swift Current SPCA over the past few weeks. The local animal shelter has welcomed 28 new dogs into the world recently and is caring for them between foster homes and in-shelter.
Feb 1, 2024 · The Swift Current SPCA’s annual financial appeal is requesting the support of the community to ensure sufficient funds for the care of stray, lost and unwanted pets. “We are basically a community-funded shelter,” Fundraiser Manager Ashley Muhle said.
Dec 20, 2023 · SPCA urges responsible adoptions this holiday season. The Swift Current SPCA is filled to the brim with hopeful hearts waiting for the best holiday gift they could be given: a furever home. As Christmas is just around the corner, the thought of pairing a loved one with a new four-legged companion is often a popular gift idea. However ...
Nov 2, 2023 · The Swift Current SPCA has been providing shelter services since 1973 and it has been using the current shelter facility since 1990. The building is home to hundreds of homeless pets every year and it has reached the end of its lifespan.
