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Results 151-160 of 220, sorted by relevance
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Pinch and Prong Collars
SPCA opposes the production, importation, sale, or use of pinch and prong collars due to the pain and distress they cause to animals.
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Poisons
SPCA opposes the current use of poisons to kill animals because of the level of pain and distress caused to animals.
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Preventative Health Care and Responsible Antimicrobial Use
SPCA supports the minimisation of disease risk through keeping animals in high welfare conditions that promote their immunity and by breeding farmed animals for natural immunity.
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Prolonged Tethering and Confinement of Dogs
Regulations have been introduced to address prolonged tethering of dogs. SPCA advocates for regulations via an amendment to the Animal Welfare (Care and Procedures) Regulations 2018 to address the prolonged confinement of dogs.
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Psychological and Behavioural Research, Testing, and Teaching
SPCA advocates for advancements in technology and more open disciplinary attitudes and practices to move away from the use of outdated psychological or behavioural tests.
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Puppy and Kitten Yoga Classes
SPCA is concerned about the welfare of animals involved in puppy and kitten yoga classes and the increasing prevalence and lack of regulation of these classes.
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Quail
SPCA opposes the farming of quail within cages.
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Quarantine
SPCA supports the principle of controlled entry of animals into New Zealand to protect the country from potential biosecurity risks.
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Recreational Fishing
SPCA advocates that recreational fishers adopt appropriate fishing practices and gear that minimise the welfare harms to fish and aquatic invertebrates. SPCA advocates for the regulation of recreational fishing.
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Recreational Hunting
SPCA opposes the shooting of animals for sport or recreation where it is done solely as entertainment for people.
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