Kawerau Centre
Making a difference in Kawerau
Volunteer with usUnder Alert Level 2 our Centre is only open by appointment. We ask anyone who would like to come to the Centre with enquiries about adoptions, fostering and volunteering, to contact us first and make an appointment. You can do so by visiting the relevant page on our website or by calling our Centre on the number provided above. Physical distancing, mask-wearing, and contact tracing measures will be in place.
SPCA's Kawerau Centre is a small centre located in the Eastern Bay of Plenty and run entirely by a group of committed volunteers.
We provide an invaluable service to the people and animals of Kawerau District.
In 2017, the Kawerau Centre received 537 sick, injured, abused or simply abandoned animals into our care.
In addition to the centre we have a great SPCA Op shop in Liverpool Street in Kawerau. It raises vital funds for the work we do and is also run entirely by volunteers.
Specific enquiries
All cruelty reports should be made by phone: 07 323 4032 (press option 3)
If you have an animal welfare complaint, please call our team on 07 323 4032 and press option 3. For any problems with stray, found or lost dogs, please contact the local council. Please contact the local police for any instances where an animal or person/s welfare is at immediate risk.
Do not email or Facebook us to report emergencies.
Special thanks to the following individuals
AJ Marshall “In memory of Sweetheart & Titu”, Casey Bennett, Denise and Tara, Harrop Family, John Henry “For my dog Max”, Julia Stevenson-Renwick & Clan – “In memory of my mum Catherine”, Katrin Webb “Thank you for and from Jett”, Pender-White Family, Raewyn & Barry Geary “For the homeless”, Robyn Hotene, Roz & Munro, Sandra & Trevor Haines, Shandi, Te Papa Partnership, Val Dunbar, Warbrick Whanau Kawerau, Whaiora Patrick
Our volunteer team
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Julia Stevenson-Renwick
Centre Manager
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