Masterton Centre

06 377 1912

299 Ngaumutawa Road, Solway, Masterton 5810 PO Box 7069, Wellington 6242

Our opening hours

Mon: 12pm - 4pm

Tue: 12pm - 4pm

Wed: 12pm - 4pm

Thu: 12pm - 4pm

Fri: 12pm - 4pm

Sat: 12pm - 4pm

Sun: 12pm - 4pm

Note:

Under Alert Level 2, our centre is open by appointment only for those picking up an adopted animal or dropping off/picking up a foster animal. Please call our centre to make an appointment on the number below. Strict physical distancing and health and safety measures will be enforced, including contact tracing. Members of the public cannot visit centres to view animals. We will maintain carrying out our adoptions using contactless methods through online enquiries.

Making a difference in the Wairarapa

Volunteer with us

Under Alert Level 2, our centre is open by appointment only for those picking up an adopted animal or dropping off/picking up a foster animal. Please call our centre to make an appointment on the number below. Strict physical distancing and health and safety measures will be enforced, including contact tracing. Members of the public cannot visit centres to view animals. We will maintain carrying out our adoptions using contactless methods through online enquiries.

The Masterton Centre is open to the public seven days a week and is a core part of SPCA's presence in the wider Masterton, Carterton, South Wairarapa and Tararua Districts providing Animal Welfare services to the animals in need.

Specific enquiries

Enquiry types

All cruelty reports should be made by phone: 06 377 1912

If you have an animal welfare complaint, please call our team on 06 377 1912. Our team will be on call during our centre opening hours – please see above.If you have an animal emergency outside of these hours, please contact your nearest after-hours vet clinic. 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.

For any problems with stray, found or lost dogs, please contact your local council.