About Us
News & Stories
The Alberta SPCA is a leader in animal welfare and care. We are proud to help improve the lives for thousands of animals every year, and to share important information about animal care and best practices.
Recent News
Stay up to date with what’s new, what’s next and what’s making a difference for animals across our province.
Publications
2025 Annual Report
A Year of Courage, Compassion and Community
Our 2025 Annual Report is now available! Learn more the impact of the Alberta SPCA, the animals we have helped, the communities we serve and how you can get involved!
AnimalKind
Our general newsletter is mailed to members, donors, volunteers and other supporters of the Alberta SPCA. It provides updates on the activities of our Education and Pet Safekeeping programs, and Animal Protection Services, to keep you updated on how your support is helping animals province-wide.
Previous Editions of AnimalKind
Winter 2026 (vol.48.no.01)
- The Importance of Modern Animal Bylaws
- Working Together: Protection in Action
- Using Social Media to Engage and Educate Albertans
- Exploring Animal Needs: A New Classroom Poster
Fall 2025 (vol.47.no.03)
- Inaugural Animal Welfare Symposium a Success
- Speaking for Those Who Can’t: Alberta SPCA Gives Neglected Dogs a Voice in Court
- This Year’s Education Focus is Friendship
Spring 2025 (vol.47.no.02)
- Improving Animal Protection Through Effective Prohibition Orders
- New Stock Trailer Plays Big Role in Removing Horses from Property
- New Student-Designed T-Shirts Available for Purchase
Winter 2025 (vol.47.no.01)
- Marking 10 Years Since Milk River Dogs Seizure
- Animal & Farmer Well-being Pilot Project
- New Animal Heroes Lottery
Fall 2024 (vol.46.no.03)
- Celebrating 65
- Connecting with Partners
- Back to School for Dogs in Our Care
Spring 2024 (vol.46.no.02)
- Poppy's Path
- Introducing Our New Van
- Looks Can Be Deceiving
Winter 2024 (vol.46.no.01)
- Lenny's New Life
- Deaf Dog Finds Loving Home Thanks to Alberta SPCA Partners
- Prohibition Order Issued for Cattle Owner
Fall 2023 (vol.45.no.3)
- New Executive Director Appointed
- Foster Families Needed
- Surrender vs Seizure
Strategic Plan
Our strategic plan outlines how we will fulfill our mission to protect, promote, and enhance the well-being of animals in Alberta. It defines our priorities and goals, guiding us in our continued efforts to make a lasting difference for animals, communities, and the province.
