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02 May 2022
150 years of caring for and protecting animals
This year is a momentous one for SPCA. Why? Because it marks SPCA’s 150 years... -
20 April 2022
Olive and Lexi’s stories: showing that cruelty prevention is multifaceted
When you think of SPCA, you likely recognise us for SPCA’s work in the courtroom,... -
14 April 2022
Marvel's story: back from the brink of death
This Prevention of Animal Cruelty month, animals like Marvel need our Inspectors. This horse is... -
13 April 2022
Kim Crossman chats to SPCA National Inspectorate Manager Alan
As an SPCA Ambassador, it goes without saying that Kim Crossman is a fervent animal... -
05 April 2022
Inspector tales: “Sometimes the best way to help the animals is to help their owners too.”
Throughout April (Prevention of Cruelty to Animals month), we are shining a spotlight on some... -
04 April 2022
Cat desexing and microchipping campaign launches in eco-sensitive areas of Auckland
SPCA has joined with Auckland Council to launch a Snip ‘n’ Chip campaign, offering discounted... -
01 April 2022
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals: shining a light on SPCA’s fight against animal cruelty
SPCA works year-round to prevent cruelty to animals across Aotearoa New Zealand, but April is... -
23 March 2022
A puppy's first year of life
Most puppy owners will attest that the initial stages of welcoming a puppy into the... -
21 March 2022
From rescued to rehomed: Jelly’s story
Here at SPCA we have dozens of animals come through our doors every day. Our... -
15 March 2022
The SPCA Hall of Fame 2021
SPCA is extremely fortunate to have the support of many dedicated animal lovers who give... -
08 March 2022
SPCA joins alliances for the finned and feathered
SPCA has joined the collective voice speaking up for the welfare of animals farmed for... -
28 February 2022
SPCA’s warning to pet owners over toxic substance in some Covid-19 RAT kits
SPCA is urging pet owners to take extra precautions when using or disposing of used... -
28 February 2022
SPCA and World Animal Protection ANZ's letter to Environment Minister David Parker
SPCA and World Animal Protection ANZ's letter to Environment Minister David Parker ahead of the... -
24 February 2022
From rescued to rehomed: Jordy’s story
Here at SPCA we have dozens of animals come through our doors every day. Our... -
11 February 2022
SPCA announces permanent closure of Kawerau Centre
A final decision has been made to permanently close SPCA’s Kawerau Centre, six months after... -
10 February 2022
Copo's story: a letter from a rehomed rabbit
Sometimes, good things take time. That was certainly the case for Copo, who waited in... -
24 January 2022
SPCA appalled by inhumane killing of pig
A man who ran down a wild pig with a four-wheel drive vehicle, then stabbed... -
21 December 2021
How you helped animals in 2021
You’ve made a profound difference for tens of thousands of injured, abused and neglected animals.... -
16 December 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... -
13 December 2021
Meet SPCA’s Supporter Care team
Meet two members of SPCA’s Supporter Care team, Harmakey and Alyssa. They may not be... -
29 November 2021
Changes to SPCA Wellington's public vet clinic
After careful consideration, SPCA is sad to announce the permanent closure of the Wellington SPCA... -
24 November 2021
SPCA makes urgent appeal to pet owners after puppy left in 50°C car
As the weather warms, SPCA is pleading with pet owners not to leave their dogs... -
18 November 2021
Woman sentenced for appalling neglect of two horses
An Auckland woman has been prosecuted by SPCA for neglecting two horses so severely that... -
11 November 2021
The result of selective breeding: Queen Bingles’ story
In many ways, Queen Bingles’ story starts as so many other SPCA animal stories do......
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