Staying Cool in the Dog Days of Summer

In the heat of a Bermuda summer, dog owners will often hear that familiar panting sound. As humans we may find August temperatures unbearably hot and sticky, but just imagine what it is like for your canine companion, who has to wear a fur coat on their back. This summer please remember to keep your […]

Adopt An Animal in Need from the SPCA

If you are looking for a pet, the Bermuda SPCA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) has some beautiful animals in need of a home. Some have been abandoned, some neglected, and some surrendered by their previous owners for economic reasons, but all have been socialized and vaccinated. Each year, the SPCA finds […]

It’s a Crime to ‘Trap and Dump’

SPCA condemn islanders catching and releasing ‘feral’ cats up at Ferry Reach Islanders who take it upon themselves to trap and then dump ‘feral’ cats in parks could be committing a crime, the SPCA said last night. The warning comes after the charity received a string of complaints from pet owners whose domestic cats had […]

Cat Trapped in Car Engine is on Road to Recovery

A stray cat is making an incredible recovery after travelling from the airport to Paget in the hood of a car. ‘Charlie’ received some nasty burns to his body during the voyage and has undergone extensive treatment. But now he looks to be on the road to recovery and SPCA staff are hoping to find […]

Flanagan’s Onions Team Donate To SPCA

Flanagan’s Onions Football Club had its annual fundraiser earlier in the year [Feb 1] with part proceeds going to the SPCA. Through their ‘A Night at the Races’ event the football club were able to raise $2,200 for the shelter. This money will go directly to help supplement the shelter’s operating costs. The SPCA is […]

Onions Help Kittens

Flanagan’s Onions Football Club had its annual fundraiser earlier in the year (Feb. 1st) with part proceeds going to the SPCA. Through their ‘A Night at the Races’ event they were able to raise $2,200 for the shelter. This money will go directly to help supplement the shelter’s operating costs. By BermudaSun

SPCA Were Not Invited to Show, Claims Ex-Officer

The 75th Agricultural Exhibition made an apparent break with tradition this year — the SPCA weren’t invited. “This year, nothing — they just cut them off,” said the group’s former animal welfare officer Debbie Masters. She said it’s been customary for the SPCA’s inspectors to receive tickets to the annual show, where the organisation has […]

SPCA Concerned Over Bird Husbandry at Botanical Gardens

Animal wardens are yet to determine how caged ducklings, found lifeless in a Botanical Gardens enclosure, died. The birds, which were found dead on April 8, have been examined with no answers forthcoming. A Parks Department spokeswoman said: “We do not know what happened to the ducklings in this particular instance. The curator cleared out […]

‘Get Tough on Animal Cruelty’

SPCA Upset About ‘Lenient’ Sentences The Society for the Protection of Animals has called for courts to impose tougher sentencing in animal cruelty cases. The move comes after 24-year-old Nasir Brangman walked free from court with a probation order this week after drowning his pit bull. Brangman killed his pet at Clearwater Beach last November […]

Over 7,250 Feral Chickens Culled To Date

[Updated w/SPCA response] The Department of Conservation Services has culled over 7,250 feral chickens to date, they said today in response to comments from the SPCA about birds and cats being poisoned due to the chicken culling programme. A statement from the Department said, “While difficult, the management of feral chickens is absolutely necessary. Feral […]

SPCA Expresses Concern Over Bird Poisonings

Updated with video] The SPCA said they are urging Conservation Services to “review their procedures after the third incident since November 2012 where members of the public have come across significant numbers of dead and dying birds of all species following an operation to poison feral chickens.” Last summer Government estimated that there are over […]

SPCA Warning on Bird Poisonings

The SPCA is urging Conservation Services to review their procedures after the third incident since November 2012 where members of the public have come across significant numbers of dead and dying birds of all species following an operation to poison feral chickens. In the first incident near the Grotto Bay Hotel the SPCA were called […]