St. John's SPCA

• 1: Home
• 2: St. John's SPCA
  • 2.1: About Us
  • 2.2: Publications
    • 2.2.1: Annual Report 2006
    • 2.2.2: Donation Form (PDF)
    • 2.2.3: Monthly Pledge Form (PDF)
    • 2.2.4: Volunteer Form (PDF)
    • 2.2.5: Membership Form (PDF)
    • 2.2.6: Pet ID Registry Form (PDF)
  • 2.3: Photo Albums
    • 2.3.1: Christmas Parade (2007)
    • 2.3.2: 10th Anniversary Pet Pics with Santa 2008
    • 2.3.3: 2008 Annual Walk & Family Fun Day
    • 2.3.4: 2009 Annual Walk & Family Fun Day
  • 2.4: Links of Interest
  • 2.5: Contact Us
• 3: How to Help
  • 3.1: Donate
  • 3.2: Adopt an Animal
  • 3.3: Spay & Neuter
  • 3.4: Report Cruelty
  • 3.5: Become a Volunteer
  • 3.6: Become a Member
  • 3.7: Legacy Bequests
  • 3.8: Hold a Special Event
• 4: Animal Cruelty
  • 4.1: Report Cruelty
  • 4.2: Animal Rescuer's Creed
  • 4.3: Animal Protection Act
  • 4.4: Dumpling's Story - A Second Chance
• 5: Adoptions
  • 5.1: Adoption Policy
  • 5.2: Cost of Pet Ownership
  • 5.3: Animals for Adoption
  • 5.4: Recently Adopted Animals
  • 5.5: Adoption Success Stories
  • 5.6: Local Veterinary Services
• 6: Lost & Found
  • 6.1: What can I do?
  • 6.2: Report a Lost Animal
  • 6.3: Important Contacts
  • 6.4: SPCA Pet ID Tag Registry
  • 6.5: Help me, I’m lost!
• 7: Memorials
  • 7.1: Pet Memorials
  • 7.2: Saying Goodbye
  • 7.3: Coping with Pet Loss
  • 7.4: Your Pet’s In Heaven
  • 7.5: Beyond The Rainbow
• 8: Education
  • 8.1: Kids Corner
    • 8.1.1: Human-Animal Bond Word Search
    • 8.1.2: Purr-fect Tales (Book Reviews)
    • 8.1.3: Pet Pals
  • 8.2: Start a Chain Reaction Campaign
  • 8.3: Proper Care of Beagles
  • 8.4: Articles
    • 8.4.1: Faith, Hope and Cruelty
    • 8.4.2: Painful Truth
    • 8.4.3: Facts & Misconceptions about Cats & Dogs
    • 8.4.4: A Poison Safe Home
    • 8.4.5: Ten Most Common Poisonous Plants
    • 8.4.6: Parvo in Dogs
    • 8.4.7: Spay Or Neuter My Rabbit?!
    • 8.4.8: New Babies & Pets Do Mix
    • 8.4.9: Aggression In Dogs And The Breed Ban Debate
    • 8.4.10: Separation Anxiety
    • 8.4.11: The Scoop on St. John’s New Animal Control Regulation
    • 8.4.12: St. John's SPCA Works to Change Feelings for Felines
    • 8.4.13: DOMINION ENDS GROCERY TAPE PROGRAM
    • 8.4.15: HOW NOT TO BUY A PUPPY
    • 8.4.16: NEWS RELEASE JULY 7/09
    • 8.4.17: MARCH 23, 2009 PRESS RELEASE
• 9: Online Store
• 11: Newsletters
  • 11.1: News Paws (Winter 2008)
  • 11.2: News Paws (Christmas 2007)
  • 11.3: News Paws Fall 2009
  • 11.4: NewsPaws Spring 2010

Local Veterinary Services

The SPCA cannot be held responsible for the health or temperament of any animal adopted from it. It is important to realize that the SPCA does not know the history of the animal and it strongly recommends that you, as the person adopting the animal, present your new pet to a participating veterinary clinic of your choice within (7) seven days of adoption for a courtesy visit. This visit will include a COURTESY GENERAL EXAMINATION AND INITIAL VACCINATION.

The Society and the veterinary clinic are not responsible for the fees of this visit beyond the initial examination.

List of Participating Vet Clinics