About Us:

Our Vision:

Saskatchewan SPCA will provide leadership in creating public understanding of animal welfare.

Our Mission:

To ensure the humane treatment of animals.

Guiding Principles:

• Saskatchewan SPCA acknowledges a long-standing interdependence between animals and humans, and accepts the use of animals by humans in many endeavours.
• We believe in prevention of animal distress, pain and suffering.
• We believe in promotion of humane animal care practices.
• We believe that knowledge precedes informed animal welfare decisions.
• The approach to resolving animal welfare issues will be based upon current knowledge of humane animal care practices.
• The mission of Saskatchewan SPCA will be fulfilled through education or where necessary the use of legislative authority.
• We believe in treating all people with respect and honesty.

The Saskatchewan SPCA:

• Is a charitable organization.
• Is an Animal Welfare Organization, not an Animal Rights Organization.
• Works in conjunction with the Ministry of Agriculture to enforce the Animal Protection Act, the legislation that protects animals in Saskatchewan from cruelty
• Has a head office in Saskatoon.
• Is directed by a volunteer Board.
• Has a constitution and bylaws.
• Has developed position statements on animal care and issues.
• Is a member of the Canadian Federation of Humane Societies.

Saskatchewan SPCA 2011-2012 Annual Report:

• Agenda
• President's Report
• 2011 Annual General Meeting Minutes
• Executive Director's Report
• Animal Protection Services Report
• Project Manager's Report
• Fund Raising Report
• Nominations Report

View past Saskatchewan SPCA Annual Reports:

• 2010-2011
• 2009-2010

How can I become a member?

A variety of memberships are available, starting at just $15.

• Business patron: $250
• Lifetime membership: $200
• Individual patron: $50
• Family: $35
• Single: $25
• Senior or Junior: $15

Download the membership form and send it to: Saskatchewan SPCA, Box 37, Saskatoon, SK
S7K 3K1, or purchase your membership online.

Members receive our quarterly newsletter, The Humanitarian, by mail (or email, if you prefer). Our annual general meetings are open to the public and all members are eligible to vote.