I very likely have called the BC SPCA a "second hand pet retail outlet" on this messageboard more than once. I think it might be one of the things I'm being sued for, but I'm not sure. Anyway, here I go calling it that again. The BC SPCA is still approving of outdoor dogs. It would seem that only the length of a dog's coat is important, not its emotional needs, as the North Peace SPCA has stated several times on its website that certain dogs wouldn't make good outdoor dogs, as their hair is too short. (Except for one, that can be an outdoor dog, except in the winter months.) Age and socialization windows appear not to be a factor though, as the North Peace SPCA has fostered a litter of puppies out to someone who made them outdoor dogs at four weeks old.

As long as it approves of the isolation and subsequent emotional damage and desocialization of one of the most social species on earth, our "best friend" the dog, I will continue to call the BCSPCA a second hand pet retail outlet.

I will subpost the examples of which I write, to substantiate my public accusation, and I will print them off and add them to my list of documents for disclosure in the BC SPCA's defamation lawsuit against myself and other AAS supporters, and I will have them ready at the upcoming dates for mediation, though frankly, while I can still find examples like this on an SPCA website, I wonder what there is to mediate