Jeff Ojeda is transforming the music industry with Phase Entertainment Group, a Vancouver-based company offering tailored artist development services, including career management, agency, sync licensing, and label support. Unlike traditional management, Ojeda leverages over 15 […]
Meet Hector! He is dangerously handsome, a little large, with a not-so-great haircut. He came into our care when his owner passed away, so naturally, he was quite confused and scared. Hector went into a […]
Carlos is a 7-year-old dog with the heart of a puppy. He’s full of energy and loves playing with his toys and spending time with his humans. He’s also a fan of the outdoors and […]
Meet Sweet Bonnie! Bonnie came into BC SPCA’s care after living in a very stressful home. She was not treated well by the people she lived with and had a hard time trusting us, so […]
MS Canada is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing information, support, and advocacy for individuals affected by multiple sclerosis (MS). The organization offers a range of programs and connects the MS community with valuable research […]
Meet Richie! Richie is a big lovable goofy boy! He is always up for a game of fetch with his favourite squeaker toys. He also loves his bed all cozy with lots of blankets. Richie […]
Executive Chef Mitchell Williams cooks oceanside at Currents, the on-site restaurant at Black Rock Oceanfront Resort in Ucluelet. He feels at home there, surrounded by stormy seas, as he grew up in Nova Scotia, and […]
Meet Cady! Cady is a shy but sweet cat looking for a calm, patient home where she can feel safe and loved. We don’t know much about her past or how she feels about other […]
Meet the world’s most cuddly pup around, Daphne. She is a very goofy girl with a lot of love to give! Daphne and her sister Dahlia came into the BCSPCA’s care after they were found […]
My name is Jelly. I’m an incredibly soft (extra soft) and gentle short hair cat. I’m just over five years old, and I’m looking for my forever home. I love people – just sitting on […]
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