April 6, 2021
The SPCA rescued mummy rabbit from Coopers Island, she was found to be heavily pregnant. The time has come to find homes for 4 babies… all have been well handled (they have been in foster care in a family home) and are very friendly. It’s preferable they go in pairs as rabbits are social animals. […]
January 27, 2021
2020 was the toughest year in our 101 history, without your kindness and support we would not have been able to survive, whether you donated, sponsored a dog, cat, rabbit run, volunteered or gifted some items from our wishlist we are so grateful, from the bottom of our hearts, animal and human, THANK YOU.
December 9, 2020
Once you’ve purcahsed your chrisstmas headbands, post a photo and tag us for a chance to win a $50 Gift Certificate!
December 9, 2020
Purchase any one of these Christmas themed headbands at Noahs Ark and we will donate $5 to SPCA!
December 9, 2020
Special Preentation by Elileen Thorne Certified Professional Dog Trainer 1pm – 3pm
September 3, 2020
Help Support us Sunday September 6th 2020. Join us art 1612 Provisions 6 Penno’s Drive, St. George’s from Noon – 4pm.
September 3, 2020
Buy Any Wild Spirit Small batch dog treats from Noah’s Ark and 100% of proceeds will go to SPCA!!
July 7, 2020
Well an awful lot has happened since our last newsletter! As I often say, working for a charity you need tobe adaptable, but the COVID-19 situation certainly stretched us all!
June 12, 2020
Huge shout out to our friends at Pet Stop who have continued to support us from when we opened our food bank back in March. Their support has enabled us to help and continue to help many members of the community. From the bottom of our hearts, Thank you.If you would like more information about […]
June 9, 2020
The end of talking therapy for trauma? Trauma, and its effects on our everyday life, has been receiving increased attention in the wake of COVID-19. In the last few years there has been a fundamental reappraisal of how trauma is treated. The 2014 bestselling book, The Body Keeps the Score, argued that traumatic stress is held […]
May 11, 2020
Big thanks to Jackson Kingham and SJD World for helping to make our donation box possible. To make a donation please click here
April 26, 2020
Shelters all over the world have seen a rise in animal adoptions during the COVID-19 pandemic. Why? This article outlines some of the reasons: emotional support, the need for touch and the desire to care for another creature. All of these are especially valuable when we’re in isolation. Interacting with an animal can help with anxiety, lowering your heart rate, blood pressure and cortisol levels while increasing your feel-good dopamine.
