Have you ever wondered what happens at the Nova Scotia SPCA? Well, we have the answers. Our PAW’dcast guests will cover all topics from shelters, hospitals, college and more. Join us twice a month on Sundays to hear about the behind-the-scenes, learn about animal welfare, and of course, to enjoy all the puns, because we don’t joke when it comes to paw-ns.
Join us for a chat about all the things we did in 2023. Our annual report is out, and we are looking back at what last year threw at us, the things we set out to do and the things that were definitely not on our to-do list. But sometimes Mother Nature has other plans.
Join us on an exciting episode about volunteering! Our own Catherine Brosha told us why our volunteers are the best, why the Nova Scotia SPCA keeps being voted as one of the best places to volunteer at, and how you can be involved. Also, our guest is a foster parent, having helped almost 50 cats and kittens over the years find loving homes. And all of this in time to celebrate the end of National Volunteer Week!
Join us for an episode all about thrift. Thrift Regional Manager, Anya Zub, is telling us all about the fascinating world of thrift, especially about the three (soon four!) Nova Scotia SPCA Thrift Stores across the province. She covers why thrifting is exciting, what our best-selling items are, and why people should donate, volunteer and shop in our thrift stores.
This episode covers everything Nova Scotia SPCA College of Animal Welfare. Barbara Hagan, instructor at the College, joined us to talk about her journey into the animal welfare industry, the change from the medical environment to teaching and why our Veterinary Assistant program is furr-tastic. By the end of this episode, you will for sure want to join our program.
Join us and our special guest, Natalia Hanson, Marketing Consultant at Humane Canada, for all the mews on the Summit for Animals Conference. The biggest and boldest animal welfare in Canada is making its way to the East Coast for the first time and we have all the reasons why you should join us this May. We get the behind the scenes on what makes this conference so paw-some, keeps participants coming every year and how it helps the animal welfare industry.