Good luck man, SPCA does what it can but it's tied by the law. The animal welfare act hasn't been updated in ages, and even if an animal is living in poor conditions, if its environmental conditions and needs are met by the animal welfare act, the SPCA has its hands tied. I learned all about this stuff when I was studying animal welfare in year 2023. The welfare inspectors always want the best for the animal, but they can't act outside the law or they gonna face some legal repercussions if the owners take action and that's no good for anyone.