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The SPCA talks out of both sides of its mouth

Head Office of the BC SPCA is urging the public to refrain from buying rabbits. But are the branches?

The Victoria Branch of the BC SPCA has many spayed and neutered rabbits available for adoption without any disclaimer on their small animal page to discourage impulse purchases of rabbits.

Instead it says: We have many rabbits who have spent a year (or over!) at the shelter. Please come down to the shelter and add a rabbit to your family.

At Halloween the SPCA won't sell black cats, so why at Easter do they sell rabbits? Far more people are going to buy rabbits than black cats so this has the appearance of marketing, not animal welfare.

http://www.spca.bc.ca/victoria/
Just click on small animals to view

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Wither the SPCA?
Watching for signs of real reform by the BC SPCA is like watching paint dry
I am also waiting for the SPCA to push for laws around breeding dogs
Quick SPCA! Grab bats!
Oh...too late, but maybe worms are still available *LINK*
The sugar glider
November 4, 1997: Nicholas Read: SPCA wrong to associate with new pet store
November 18, 1997: Nicholas Read: Petcetera stocks wild-caught animals; it said it wouldn't. Shame on the SPCA for its affiliation with this firm
November 25, 1997: Nicholas Read:The Vancouver SPCA and Petcetera have agreed that exotic animals will no longer be sold
Re: November 3, 1998: Nicholas Read: Pet shop will take exotic animals off sales list
Thank you Shirley Henderson
An animal in a cage is not a pet - it's a prisoner
SPCA: "Once again the BC SPCA is urging the public to refrain from buying rabbits..." yet they partner with a business that is doing just the opposite
The SPCA talks out of both sides of its mouth
ANIMAL WELFARE from a Pet Store
You forgot Pet Rocks *NM*
Seriously... has the SPCA improved at all?
Same old same old...Still a long way to go...
Under the radar: Is the SPCA doing more for Vancouver's yard dogs?
Couldn't trust the SPCA's figures then - can't now

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