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29 May 2020
Goats aren’t lawnmowers; how to care for your pet goat.
Are you thinking about adopting a goat? Goats are curious, playful animals and can make wonderful pets, but like all animals, they require special care - they can’t be adopted just to do some ‘goatscaping’! Here are our useful goat care tips. ... -
28 May 2020
Great New Zealand Dog Walks
Looking for somewhere new for you and your best furry friend to explore? Want to get off the beaten track and make the most of New Zealand’s most picturesque and pup-friendly places? Look no further than our guide to some... -
27 May 2020
Jinx: the horse that was with SPCA for four years
Once the record holder for the longest stay SPCA animal in the country, Jinx has... -
26 May 2020
Twice as nice: why bunnies need a friend
They’re smart, curious and entertaining. But did you know rabbits are also true comrades at... -
18 May 2020
Snip 'n' Chip launches in Tauranga
SPCA has launched a Snip ’n’ Chip campaign, offering discounted desexing and microchipping to Community... -
14 May 2020
SPCA encourages awareness of animal anxiety as owners’ head back to work
Thousands of companion animals are set to face days alone as families’ head back to... -
13 May 2020
Snip ‘n’ Chip launches in New Plymouth, Whanganui, Bulls and surrounding areas
SPCA has launched a Snip ’n’ Chip campaign, offering discounted desexing and microchipping to cat... -
13 May 2020
SPCA’s COVID-19 updates
Read more about our adoption and centre closures during the next 4 weeks, and get... -
12 May 2020
Break free from Lockdown and Jump to the Rescue for animals!
SPCA is on the hunt for adventurous Kiwis looking to celebrate their new found freedom... -
06 May 2020
SPCA prosecutes man for failing to care for his puppies
A Tauranga man has been prosecuted by SPCA after he failed to care for his... -
26 April 2020
A second chance at happiness for our golden oldies
In a perfect world, every senior pet should spend their golden years in a lush... -
26 April 2020
Keeping your cat safe and happy at home
With many people keeping their cats inside during lockdown, and with a large portion of... -
26 April 2020
From tethered to treasured
Here at SPCA we have dozens of animals come through our doors every day. Our... -
21 April 2020
SPCA announces partnership with Pet Depot
SPCA is delighted to announce a new retail partnership with Pet Depot – an online... -
19 April 2020
How to best care for your pets during COVID-19
SPCA wants to reassure Kiwi pet owners how best to care for their companion animals... -
09 April 2020
SPCA's advice to ensure a safe and fun Easter with your pet
If you’re planning on hiding chocolates around the house for your family as a welcome... -
17 March 2020
COVID-19 and what this means for your companion animals
There’s lots of information about COVID-19 filling up newsfeeds at the moment, and you may... -
16 March 2020
SPCA's Snip 'n' Chip launches in Southland
SPCA has launched a Snip ’n’ Chip campaign, offering free desexing and microchipping to Community... -
09 March 2020
SPCA's special needs pets
Every year thousands of animals come into SPCA’s care, all with their own story and... -
09 March 2020
A puppy's first year of life
Most puppy owners will attest that the initial stages of welcoming a puppy into the... -
09 March 2020
Cherry's miraculous recovery
Here at the SPCA we have dozens of animals come through our doors each day.... -
09 March 2020
Introducing a new furry family member
Bringing a new furry family member home is an exciting time for the humans in... -
24 February 2020
Senseless violence and willful neglect top SPCA's annual List of Shame
SPCA Inspector Anna and Cooper, the dog whose case of cruelty topped SPCA's 2019 List... -
17 February 2020
SPCA prosecutes woman for docking tails of eight Rottweiler puppies
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