Category: Animal custody appeal
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Decision: Taboulinskaia v. British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Appeal of seizure and costs regarding three dogs in Vancouver due to conditions including inadequate shelter, unsanitary living conditions, lack of food and water, and untreated medical issues such as overgrown nails and dental problems. The dogs exhibited aggressive behaviour and were kept in a small apartment with insufficient care.
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Practice directive on document disclosure for PCAA appeals
Sets out approved methods for parties to deliver documents and evidence in animal custody appeals.
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Decision: E.M. v. British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Appeal of seizure and costs regarding 17 cats, 1 dog, and 8 chickens in Duncan due to unsanitary living conditions, untreated medical issues including upper respiratory infections, roundworms and flea infestations, and malnutrition. The appellant had a history of past seizures by the BC SPCA.
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Decision: Jensen and Pearson v. British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Appeal of seizure regarding 40 cats in Prince George due to conditions including unsanitary living environments, untreated medical issues such as severe respiratory infections, dental problems and feline immunodeficiency virus. The property was cluttered with debris, and the cats exhibited signs of distress and illness.
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Decision: Leismeister v. British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Appeal of seizure and costs regarding two cats in Vancouver due to hazardous living conditions, lack of veterinary care, and issues with interbreeding. The cats were kept in a cluttered environment with inadequate space and were exposed to potential harm from other tenants and animals.
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Decision: Hogan v. British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Appeal of seizure and costs regarding 6 horses in Vanderhoof due to conditions including lack of adequate food, water, and shelter, and issues such as starvation, lice infestation, and dental problems. The horses were kept in unsanitary conditions with inadequate shelter and were in distress due to neglect.
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Decision: Eben v. British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Appeal of seizure and costs regarding six Great Dane dogs in Cowichan Bay due to unsanitary living conditions, inadequate ventilation, and lack of proper care and exercise. The property was cluttered, and the house was in a state of decay, posing risks to the animals.
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Decision: Simans v. British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Appeal of seizure and costs regarding 8 dogs, 5 birds, 3 cats, 2 rabbits, and one pig in Langley due to conditions including inadequate water, unsanitary living environments and lack of veterinary care. The animals exhibited issues such as dehydration, matted fur, dental disease, and untreated medical conditions. The appellant had a history of past…
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Dismissal: Cso’k v. British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Appeal of seizure and costs regarding one dog. The appeal was dismissed following a settlement and the appellant’s withdrawal.
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Decision: Neuhaus v. British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Appeal of seizure and costs regarding five dogs and six puppies in Vernon due to inadequate shelter, lack of food and water, unsanitary conditions, and untreated medical issues including parasites and dental problems.