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27 November 2020
A pitter-patter of tiny paws across New Zealand
If you have ever adopted a kitten from SPCA you may be interested to know how they arrived at the adoptions area. Here, we take a behind the scenes insight into the journey of a kitten from being rescued off... -
16 November 2020
Meet SPCA Taupo Centre's longest stay dog
SPCA’s Taupo Centre is calling on a loving family to open their homes to Apollo – a dog who has been in SPCA’s care for over 300 days. ... -
09 November 2020
Make the perfect Christmas gift for your pet DIY style!
Store-bought pet toys can be quite costly, but with a little time and some materials... -
05 November 2020
Wilma's weight-loss journey
Here at SPCA we have dozens of animals come through our doors every day. Our... -
03 November 2020
SPCA warns of fireworks’ detrimental impact on NZ’s animals
SPCA warns of fireworks’ detrimental impact on NZ’s animals -
31 October 2020
Gremlin's incredible transformation
Here at SPCA, we have dozens of animals come through our doors every day. Our... -
28 October 2020
Two-day old puppies' tails illegally docked with no pain relief
A Christchurch man who docked the tails of six Jack Russell cross puppies has been... -
28 October 2020
The SPCA Hall of Fame 2019
SPCA is extremely fortunate to have the support of many dedicated animal lovers who give... -
20 October 2020
Owner of cat with untreated dental disease prosecuted by SPCA
Failing to seek veterinary help for his cat’s severe dental issues has seen a North... -
09 October 2020
Fat Cat Blue’s big weight-loss journey
Of the 25,000 cats that come to SPCA every year, Blue’s appearance was almost unbelievable.... -
09 October 2020
SPCA sees early spike in reports of dogs left in hot cars
SPCA are experiencing an increase in reports up and down the country relating to dogs... -
01 October 2020
SPCA launches revamped animal welfare accreditation programme
SPCA’s updated animal welfare certification launches today as SPCA Certified, dedicated to improving the welfare... -
28 September 2020
SPCA 2021 Calendars now available to pre-order!
Announcing our 2021 Calendar Competition winners! -
28 September 2020
Live Export of Farmed Animals by Sea
SPCA opposes the live export of animals by sea and advocates that long-duration transportation by... -
23 September 2020
From rescued to rehomed: follow Gemma on her road to recovery
At SPCA we have dozens of animals come through our doors every day. Animals who... -
23 September 2020
The head and heart benefits of owning a pet
Mental Health Awareness Week (21-27 September) is upon us and this year’s theme is: Reimagine... -
22 September 2020
A dozen cupcakes helps thousands of animals
SPCA is calling for Kiwi home bakers to roll up their sleeves and get behind... -
21 September 2020
SPCA's Snip 'n' Chip launches in Oamaru
SPCA is launching a Snip ‘n’ Chip campaign, offering free desexing and microchipping to Community... -
21 September 2020
SPCA’s COVID-19 updates
Read more about our adoption and centre closures during COVID-19, and get some tips on... -
17 September 2020
"Ban live export" - letter to the PM
SAFE and SPCA Chief Executives co-author an open letter to the Prime Minister -
17 September 2020
SPCA Prosecutes Otago Man for Drowning Eight Cats
The disturbing practice of killing animals by drowning is in the spotlight again with a... -
03 September 2020
SPCA appalled by mistreatment of horses and sheep
A Masterton woman has been prosecuted by SPCA after pleading guilty to multiple offenses against... -
03 September 2020
Inside SPCA’s upgraded New Plymouth Centre
After almost two years of planning and construction, the last upgrades on SPCA’s New Plymouth... -
02 September 2020
Violent attack captured on video helps SPCA prosecute man for beating his dog
A Canterbury man captured on video beating his dog with a plank of wood has...
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