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What is the SPCA's definition of "beyond medical help"?

Firstly, what is the SPCA's definition of "beyond medical help"?

Does the BC SPCA have a list of "beyond medical help" conditions? If so, is the list posted on its website? We have not been able to find the SPCA's list of "beyond medical (or rehabilitative) help" diseases or behaviours on its website. Surely, when the SPCA promotes itself so widely as the premier animal-welfare organization in BC, its donators deserve to know what it means by "beyond medical help", by "animal-welfare", and the reasons for destruction which the SPCA calls "euthanasia".

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"When the SPCA must euthanize an animal, it is for the same reason so-called "no-kill" facilities euthanize animals" *LINK*
What is the SPCA's definition of "beyond medical help"?
What does Mr Daniell mean by 'so-called “no-kill” facilities'?
According to information we continue to receive...
Here is a list of real no-kill facilities in BC
Questions about salaries and litigation
Letters to the Sun *LINK*
For once I must take the side of C. Daniell
Parksville SPCA high kill stats don't support Mr. Daniell's statements *LINK*

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