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The Cowichan Valley SPCA, on Vancouver Island, serves a very large
area, north to Ladysmith, south to the top of the Malahat, east past
the straits and west past Youbou to the water.  Consequently, we are
over run with kittens and puppies.  If you are considering making an
addition to your family, consider adopting a little fur person who
will give you lots of unconditional love.
 
Here is a list of some of the animals we have for adoption:
 
Fat Cats, skinny cats, fluffy cats, smooth cats, all different sizes,
colors and ages.  They are sweet-tempered and get along well with
other animals.  We can't make the tough decision of picking which ones
to kill - we'd much rather find homes for all of them.  We have
invested in giving them first shots, defleaing and worming. 
 
Dogs - A wide assortment of young ones.  We have run out of kennel
space and are relying on community members to foster the younger ones.
 
7 cocker spaniel cross pups about 5 weeks old. 3 female, 4 male plus
their mom.
2 fluffy 4 week-old pups of unknown breeding - but very cute.
(Hershey and Oliver - males, brown and white)
Several Rotti cross pups, 4 months to one year, very intelligent.
Most pups are housebroken after five months of age and require very
little encouragement to go outside.
Several Shepherd/Lab crosses ranging in age from one to two years.
All nice friendly family dogs.
 
All adopted animals must be spayed or neutered to help keep the
unwanted population down.  If you can help with fostering, or
exercising or community humane education (in schools), please phone.
 
We speak for those who cannot speak for themselves.
Cowichan and District S.P.C.A.
Phone 250-746-4646