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19 April 2021
SPCA supports Government review into greyhound racing industry
SPCA is pleased the Government has announced a review into New Zealand’s greyhound Racing industry, following significant animal welfare and safety concerns.... -
15 April 2021
Our SPCA People: Meet volunteer Graham
Did you know that we have over 5000 people across the country who dedicate their time to volunteering and helping animals in need? Every fortnight SPCA will shine a light on one of our dedicated volunteers - without these incredible... -
14 April 2021
SPCA celebrates historic decision to ban live exports following decades-long campaign
SPCA is delighted at the Government’s announcement of a total ban on the live export... -
08 April 2021
From rescued to rehomed - Badger's weight-loss journey
Here at SPCA we have dozens of animals come through our doors every day. Our... -
01 April 2021
SPCA Urges Government Ministers to Stop Live Export
SPCA is calling for a ban on the live export of farmed animals by sea... -
30 March 2021
What to do when your pet can't come too
Here are our top tips for preparing for your pet's holiday when they can't come... -
29 March 2021
Be vigilant: SPCA’s reminder to pet owners this Easter Weekend
Easter may be a long weekend of food and fun for many, but for our... -
26 March 2021
SPCA Makes Desperate Call for Foster Families
SPCA is making a nationwide call for more foster families to look after vulnerable kittens,... -
18 March 2021
SPCA prosecutes recidivist offender for failing to seek veterinary treatment for his sick dogs
A Foxton man was sentenced yesterday after two dogs were found at his home in... -
17 March 2021
Meet Inspectorate Team Leader Ben!
Meet Inspectorate Team Leader Ben. He is based at SPCA’s Masterton Centre and leads a... -
05 March 2021
SPCA prosecutes man for leaving cancer-ridden dog to suffer and die
Failing to seek further veterinary treatment for his sick dog has seen a South Auckland... -
01 March 2021
SPCA forced to pull the pin on Annual Street Appeal
SPCA is disappointed to announce the cancellation of their Annual Street Appeal in towns and... -
24 February 2021
Love and light: Louie
SPCA Inspector Julia remembers Louie, a dog featured in our 2021 List of Shame -
23 February 2021
Stark reality of animal abuse detailed in SPCA’s annual List of Shame
A dog found in a heart-breaking condition has served as a stark reminder of the... -
19 February 2021
Cat desexing campaign launches in eco-sensitive areas of Auckland
SPCA has joined with Auckland Council to launch a Snip ‘n’ Chip campaign, offering discounted... -
11 February 2021
SPCA frustrated to see more newborn puppies subject to unlawful tail docking
Illegally removing the tails from new-born puppies has seen SPCA prosecute a Christchurch man. -
11 February 2021
SPCA appalled by woman starving her tethered horse
A Lower Hutt woman who tied her horse to a tree for up to four... -
05 February 2021
Increased unwanted animal numbers putting SPCA under pressure
December and January proved to be very busy months at SPCA Centres around New Zealand... -
02 February 2021
Meet the kittens you've saved
It’s Kitten season - SPCA's busiest time of year and where our teams and Centres... -
26 January 2021
From rescued to rehomed: Otti's Ordeal
Here at SPCA we have dozens of animals come through our doors every day. Our... -
20 January 2021
How to have the ultimate dog-friendly summer holiday
The Christmas holidays may be over, but that hasn't stopped the thousands of Kiwis all... -
20 January 2021
SPCA calls for animal lovers to collect for Annual Street Appeal
SPCA is calling for big-hearted Kiwis across New Zealand to collect much-needed funds for animals... -
19 January 2021
SPCA desperate for foster parents in Gisborne
SPCA is calling for kiwis in the Gisborne region to open their hearts and homes... -
18 January 2021
SPCA’s top tips for pets this summer
Make sure your pet’s summer gets off on the right paw by taking a few...
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