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06 December 2019
I'm thinking of adopting...a miniature horse
The adage, ‘the best things come in the smallest packages’, rings true when it comes to miniature horses. They are a popular pet in New Zealand.... -
03 December 2019
How to have the ultimate dog-friendly summer holiday
With Christmas holidays approaching fast, thousands of Kiwis all over Aotearoa are getting ready to escape the hustle and bustle of their everyday lives for a trip away - and, for many, no escape would be complete without the company... -
03 December 2019
SPCA’s top tips for pets this summer
Make sure your pet’s summer gets off on the right paw by taking a few... -
03 December 2019
Peaches learns to walk again
Peaches' early years were filled with pain and discomfort due to an untreated leg fracture,... -
03 December 2019
From the roadside to recovery - Brighton's terrible ordeal
Thousands of animals find themselves in harm's way each year and need someone to intervene... -
03 December 2019
I'm thinking of adopting...a llama or alpaca
It's important that the pet you choose to adopt is the right pet for your... -
02 December 2019
Snip 'n' Chip launches in Whakatane and Kawerau
SPCA has launched a Snip ’n’ Chip campaign offering subsidised desexing and microchipping to cat... -
11 November 2019
Snip 'n' Chip launches in Tokoroa
SPCA has launched a Snip ’n’ Chip campaign offering subsidised desexing and microchipping to cat... -
06 November 2019
Saving lives from day one - a day in the life of a bottle-feeding kitten foster parent
Every year thousands of kittens come through SPCA’s doors at just days old and clinging... -
06 November 2019
Meet Bucky - SPCA's miracle kitten!
Here at SPCA we have dozens of animals come through our doors each day. Our... -
06 November 2019
A pitter-patter of tiny paws across New Zealand
If you have ever adopted a kitten from SPCA you may be interested to know... -
06 November 2019
From sick little kitten to confident cat
Thousands of animals find themselves in harm’s way each year and need someone to intervene... -
06 November 2019
SPCA prosecutes woman for starving her horses
A woman has been prosecuted by SPCA for recklessly ill-treating four horses. -
01 November 2019
Guy Fawkes is not every pet’s idea of fun – SPCA’s tips for fireworks season
With Guy Fawkes on the 5th of November, SPCA would like to remind pet owners... -
29 October 2019
SPCA prosecutes couple for failing to care for dog with cancerous foot
SPCA has charged a Lower Hutt couple who failed to seek veterinary treatment for their... -
25 October 2019
SPCA prosecutes after man kills puppy by slitting its throat
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16 October 2019
Snip 'n' Chip launches in Taumarunui
SPCA has launched a Snip ’n’ Chip campaign, offering subsidised desexing and microchipping to cat... -
07 October 2019
Pet obesity: How big is the issue?
October 9 is World Pet Obesity Day. Pets come in all shapes, colours, breeds, species,... -
04 October 2019
SPCA 2020 Calendars now available to pre-order!
Announcing our 2020 Calendar Competition winners! -
03 October 2019
Shining a light on our farmyard friends
Thousands of animal lovers across the country have farm and large animals as part of... -
03 October 2019
SPCA canine superstars - dogs that help people
SPCA’s Invercargill centre has become one of New Zealand’s best recruitment centres. Organisations around the... -
03 October 2019
Sparkle - the little horse who wanted to be loved
Sparkle’s start to life was a sad one, full of uncertainty and neglect. Read her... -
03 October 2019
Lost and found pets
Losing your pet is a stressful and scary ordeal. In this article we share why... -
02 October 2019
SPCA prosecutes man for failing to provide vet care for his dog with cancer
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