KELOWNA — It’s not a typical rescue for the Kelowna SPCA, but members slid into action to help a serpent in distress.
A gopher snake was spotted on a private property, tangled in netting.
That’s when the SPCA was called in to save the day.
Last year Kelowna SPCA staff rescued more than 100 wild exotic and farm animals.
But according to staff, the rescue also highlights a need in our community.
“There is a tremendous need for a professional wildlife rehabilitation centre in the Kelowna area to provide wildlife services across the region,” says Dr. Sara Dubois, BC SPCA chief scientific officer.
The only wildlife rehabilitation centres in the region are located in Oliver and Kamloops.
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