The SaskSPCA is the voice for animals and their people in Saskatchewan. We are a non-profit organization and advocacy group dedicated to the ongoing improvement of animal lives across the province. We collaborate with animal welfare organizations, human service agencies, and other partners to improve the lives of animals and their people. On March 7, 1928, the SaskSPCA was established by the provincial legislature, focusing on promoting the humane treatment of animals. Since then, as the province (and our purpose) has evolved, this idea has remained our central guiding principle. For many years, we were well known for our work enforcing the Animal Protection Act, with a team of officers travelling around the province to investigate and resolve reports of animal cruelty. In 2015, that branch was discontinued, but a new agency – Animal Protection Services of Saskatchewan – was established to continue its mission. Today, we are one of 17 unique and autonomous SPCAs and Humane Societies in the province, working with a common goal to improve the welfare of animals. Through collaboration, education, empathy, compassion, and respect for our animals, we seek to develop new legislation, programs, and services and continue our pursuit of a Saskatchewan free from cruelty and inhumane treatment.