November 25, 2022
It is hard to fathom that we are approaching the end of the year already. Our team has continued to work above and beyond to care for the animals of Bermuda and their families who need us the most. I feel incredibly privileged to be part of a charity that works so hard to achieve […]
March 31, 2022
Welcome to the Spring edition of our newsletter. After a traditionally quiet start to the year, the shelter seems to be a hive of exciting activity. It’s wonderful to welcome our volunteers back to the shelter! As always, the shelter is mostly at capacity, so the support of our volunteers is essential. Have you considered […]
December 1, 2021
The shelter is currently overwhelmed with animals. To ease pressure and free up space, we often look to place our animals in foster care when it is appropriate
May 3, 2021
Ple We love to hear from our former residents and how they are getting on with their families, we were so excited to hear from Gracie and her family, (read more further on) do you have a SPCA pet? Please share their story with us and we would love to feature them in our next […]
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.
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!
September 11, 2019
Obviously knowledge and a love of animals is high on the list when considering a job at the SPCA, however that is only part of the skill set needed. Whichever position you hold at the SPCA requires you to be able to communicate well with volunteers as well as the general public.
January 21, 2019
We have recently begun our Animal Assisted Therapy programme – TheraTails – The sessions are run at the shelter with one animal therapist and one forensic clinical psychologist in a structured setting. This programme which involves our shelter animals allows clients to relate their situation to that of the animal, identifying with feelings of disconnection, […]
