All animals
Results 181-190 of 219, sorted by relevance
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Stray Cats
SPCA advocates for the implementation of humane and sustainable management strategies, including effective non-lethal cat management, such as managed targeted trap-neuter-return programmes with the overall goal of no stray cats in New Zealand.
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Stunning and Slaughter of Farmed Fish
SPCA advocates for the humane stunning and slaughter of farmed fish.
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Supply of Animals
SPCA advocates that breeding, research, testing, and teaching establishments must reduce the wastage of animals through national communication, coordination, and improved planning to avoid excessive breeding of animals in surplus to requirements.
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Sustainable Farming
SPCA advocates that animal welfare is considered a fundamental part of sustainability in farming.
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Tail Docking (Companion)
SPCA opposes the prophylactic and cosmetic docking and banding of dogs’ tails.
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Taping/Gluing of Puppies’ Ears
SPCA is concerned about the practice of taping or gluing puppies’ ears to achieve breed standards.
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Tasering Animals
SPCA advocates that police officers are trained and use appropriate methods to safely and humanely de-escalate situations with animals.
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Tethered Goats
SPCA advocates for goats to be provided with a properly fenced area which allows them to have a Good Life where they experience positive welfare and their physical, health, and behavioural needs are met.
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The 3Rs: Replacement, Reduction, and Refinement
SPCA supports the continuous improvement in the implementation of the internationally accepted ethical principles for the replacement, reduction, or refinement (the “3 Rs”) for the use of animals in research, testing, and teaching.
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The Better Chicken Commitment
SPCA supports the Australia-New Zealand Better Chicken Commitment.
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