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24 May 2022
Man prosecuted over ‘cruel and painful’ dehorning of cattle
A Tauranga man who used no anaesthetic when he cut the horns of three cattle... -
20 May 2022
Govt neglects animal welfare yet again in latest Budget – SPCA
The Government has once again left New Zealand’s vulnerable animals out in the cold by... -
16 May 2022
Have your say: help ensure NZ’s dairy cattle have a good life
The Code of Welfare for dairy cattle is currently being updated and submissions are open... -
13 May 2022
Yet another greyhound death: SPCA wants ‘inherently dangerous’ industry shut down
Following the sad news this week that yet another greyhound lost their life as a... -
12 May 2022
SPCA CEO Andrea Midgen to step down after ‘incredible’ seven years in role
After seven years leading New Zealand’s largest animal welfare charity, SPCA Chief Executive Andrea Midgen... -
11 May 2022
Miniature poodle viciously beaten to death – SPCA prosecutes man
A Lower Hutt man who violently beat his partner’s dog to death to discipline the... -
09 May 2022
Florence’s heart of gold – 50 years of helping animals in need
To commemorate our 150th birthday, we wanted to shine a light on Florence Butler, a... -
06 May 2022
SPCA urges MPs to listen to the public and vote to ban live exports
Decades of hard work by SPCA and multiple organisations could be all in vain, if... -
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... -
11 April 2022
Be vigilant: SPCA’s reminder to pet owners this Easter Weekend
Though Easter may be a long weekend of food and fun for humans, for our... -
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 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... -
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... -
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... -
22 February 2022
Desexing: How one snip makes a huge difference
The overpopulation of animals is one of the biggest issues SPCA and animal welfare organisations...
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