Turns out, the television celebrity dog is a bit naughty.always running off and not minding. This time, all of Wagtail is excited because a famous pooch is coming to town. Always a relaxing, entertaining, cozy read! I love the characters, the setting and the plots in this series. I always love a visit to Wagtail, a completely pet-friendly town. Newsweek asked the BC SPCA for comment by email.ĭo you have funny and adorable videos or pictures of your pet you want to share? Send them to with some details about your best friend and they could appear in our Pet of the Week lineup.The Dog Who Knew Too Much is the 6th book in the popular Paws and Claws Mystery series. Her foster mom plans to officially adopt the cat once she has fully recovered. "The foster mom tells me that she is slowly starting to eat and drink more and is getting comfortable around her and her home."Īn absolute cuddle bug, Precious loves belly rubs and a good stretch. "She is settling in well at her foster mom's home," said Shaw. Precious the cat has since been discharged from the veterinary clinic and is now in a BC SPCA foster home. agencies regulate pets imported into the United States and it is important that owners traveling with pets notify and coordinate with all responsible government agencies. It is possible to bring some animals into the U.S., but owners must ensure that their pets meet entry requirements and declare their pets. Border agents spotted three people trying to enter the country illegally, when they discovered the cub in a black duffel bag along the river. Customs and Border Protection.īack in 2018, a tiger cub was found by customs and border officers on the U.S.
Last year an attempt to smuggle two toucans into the U.S. It's far from the first time an animal has been discovered during a border check. "After settling in and getting the treatments she needed she started feeling better and trusting the team of doctors and staff who were caring for her." "When Precious first arrived at the clinic, she was very fearful," the manager of the BC SPCA's Richmond community animal center, Krista Shaw, said in a statement. Unsure of how long the cat had been in transit or where she had originated, she was vaccinated against rabies, given fluids to rehydrate and tested for foreign parasites and diseases. The cat, named Precious by the rescue team, was taken to an emergency vet for a week to stabilize.
"We contacted the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) and the BC SPCA, who sent an animal control officer to bring the cat directly to an emergency vet clinic." "The cat appeared healthy but scared," said Kooner.
British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals BC SPCA Pictures of Precious the cat who was found in a in a box thought to have traveled from China to Canada.
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