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"Someone got into the vehicle and drove off, dragging him for about 200 metres," Eileen Drever, senior officer, protection for the BC SPCA said in a statement.

Paul Lalonde, a Sidney Island resident, said the fence is recycled agriculture netting, and they have learned more deer have become entangled in the netting over the past week.

Cola needed to stay overnight in the veterinary clinic, where she was given fluids and pain medication and her leg was X-rayed. She will now need to have it amputated.

Spirit was found in rough condition on a logging road last month and relinquished into the care of the BC SPCA. The mare has since birthed a healthy filly, named Journey.

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Several uptown New Westminster businesses say the separated bike lane on 6th Street cuts into their bottom line, while other residents say the city needs more bike infrastructure.

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Earl Grey lost his only friend when his owner died. At his new home at the Home for Hooves Farm Sanctuary in Duncan, B.C., this lonely donkey now has many new yoga balls to enjoy.

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There were 31 adult German shepherds and 12 puppies living in "urine-soaked" kennels on a property southeast of Prince George when BCSPCA officials went to rescue them.

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The five kittens are receiving treatment after being burned in a June 20 fire just a few hundred metres from the local BC SPCA facility.

The BC SPCA says a lack of pet-friendly rentals is the top reason why healthy, loved animals are being surrendered. It's now looking to the province to help develop solutions.

Jade is currently recovering at the Kelowna animal centre. She will be available for adoption in approximately one week.

About 25,000 people were evacuated from the park, including roughly 5,000 residents of the town, according to Parks Canada.

Staff said the dogs can appear frightening at times and along with the park's challenging undergrowth and interference with capture efforts by park users, they remain at large.

The BC SPCA says it has seen an 'ongoing decrease' in donations of pet food and supplies coming in since January, as people grapple with the rising cost of living. 

BC SPCA animal centres have continued to see a drop in the number of donations of pet food and supplies and that's raising concerns.

Phase one of the operation will reportedly cost more than $800,000, which works out to nearly $10,000 per deer taking into consideration how many were killed.

The co-founder of the non-profit organization Find Lost and Escaped Dogs Vancouver Island told Global News that they were notified about the dog last Wednesday.