The British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals - Speaking for Animals
Vancouver, BC
The BC SPCA was established over 125 years ago and we continue to grow stronger every year. We are a non-profit charitable organization dedicated to protecting vulnerable animals and mobilizing communities so animals and people thrive together in British Columbia. Today, we provide a wide range of services and programs to help more than 45,000 animals in distress and in need each year. The BC SPCA was created under the auspices of the provincial Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, and is the only animal welfare organization in B.C. which has the authority to enforce laws relating to animal cruelty and to prepare cases for Crown Counsel for the prosecution of individuals who inflict suffering on animals.
On-site · Kelowna
The Animal Protection Officer is responsible for investigating animal cruelty complaints and enforcing relevant federal, provincial, and municipal laws. They must ensure the welfare of animals, conduct inspections, and prepare detailed reports for legal proceedings.
Hybrid · Vancouver
The Animal Flow Coordinator manages animal flow through community animal centers to decrease length of stay and ensure welfare standards are met. They also coordinate large-scale animal intakes and provide training on animal management policies to staff and volunteers.
Hybrid · Vancouver
The Senior Officer leads the development and expansion of community-based fundraising initiatives to increase donor engagement and capacity. They provide leadership, coaching, and resources to Community Animal Centres and volunteer committees to support provincial fundraising goals.
On-site · Kelowna
The Animal Welfare Officer investigates complaints of animal cruelty and ensures compliance with provincial and federal legislation. They are responsible for conducting inspections, gathering evidence, and taking necessary actions to protect animals in distress.
On-site · Williams Lake
The Animal Care Attendant is responsible for providing daily care, feeding, and enrichment for animals while maintaining a clean and sanitary facility. They must monitor animal health, record welfare data, and ensure all tasks are performed in accordance with the BC SPCA's five freedoms.
On-site · Vancouver
The Animal Care Attendant is responsible for the health and welfare of shelter animals, including feeding, cleaning, and administering medication. They also provide support to front office staff by handling inquiries, adoptions, and general administrative tasks.
On-site · Vancouver
The Registered Veterinary Technologist provides direct patient care, including performing health assessments, assisting with surgeries, and administering medications. They also manage laboratory duties, maintain medical records, and provide education and updates to clients.
On-site · Prince George
The Animal Care Attendant is responsible for the daily care, feeding, and enrichment of animals while maintaining a clean and sanitary facility. They must monitor animal health, maintain accurate records, and provide excellent customer service to the public.
On-site · Comox
The Animal Care Attendant is responsible for maintaining a clean and sanitary facility while providing daily care, feeding, and enrichment for animals. They must monitor animal health and welfare, record information accurately, and ensure all duties align with the BC SPCA's Five Freedoms.
On-site · Victoria
The receptionist serves as the primary point of contact for the public, managing telephone inquiries and greeting visitors in a welcoming manner. They are also responsible for administrative tasks such as processing animal intakes and adoptions, handling financial donations, and maintaining shelter records.
On-site · Fort St. John
The Animal Care Attendant is responsible for the daily care, feeding, and enrichment of animals while maintaining a clean and sanitary facility. They monitor animal health and welfare, record information in logs, and provide excellent service to customers and volunteers.
On-site · Vancouver
The Registered Veterinary Technologist provides direct patient care, including health assessments, laboratory duties, and surgical assistance. They also manage client communication, maintain medical records, and ensure the efficient operation of hospital equipment and supplies.
On-site · Victoria
The Registered Veterinary Technologist is responsible for the direct care, health assessment, and rehabilitation of wild animals at the Wild ARC facility. They also perform medical treatments, maintain laboratory records, and assist with facility operations and training.
On-site · Coquitlam
The Animal Care Specialist provides primary care for shelter animals, including feeding, cleaning, and health monitoring while adhering to the Five Freedoms. They also assume a leadership role in designated areas, overseeing staff and volunteers to ensure efficient daily operations and high standards of animal welfare.
On-site
The Animal Care Specialist provides primary care for shelter animals, including feeding, cleaning, and socialization, while overseeing animal care attendants and volunteers. They also perform administrative duties, manage facility operations, and assist with adoptions and cruelty investigations.
On-site
The Animal Care Attendant is responsible for providing daily care, feeding, and enrichment for animals while maintaining a clean and sanitary facility. They also monitor animal health and welfare, ensuring all protocols are followed and accurate records are maintained.
On-site · Castlegar
Coordinate and deliver educational youth programs, workshops, and camps focused on animal welfare and pet care. Ensure participant safety, build positive relationships with youth, and collaborate with the Regional Humane Educator to manage events.
On-site · Victoria
Coordinate and deliver educational youth programs focused on animal welfare and pet care at various community locations. Ensure participant safety, manage workshop logistics, and build positive relationships with youth, parents, and staff.
On-site · Williams Lake
The Animal Care Attendant is responsible for providing daily care, feeding, and enrichment for animals while maintaining a clean and sanitary facility. They also monitor animal health and welfare, ensuring all protocols are followed and accurate records are maintained.
On-site · Parksville
The Animal Care Attendant is responsible for maintaining the physical facility in a clean and sanitary condition while ensuring the health and welfare of animals. Duties include daily feeding, grooming, exercise, and monitoring animal health through detailed record-keeping.
