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28 October 2022
SPCA’s latest Op Shop opens in Tirau’s ‘Big Ram’
Our latest Op Shop is now open and operating out of one of New Zealand’s... -
27 October 2022
Urgent call for fosters as SPCA soon to expect more than 1,500 kittens per month
With summer fast approaching, SPCA Centres nationwide are bracing themselves for kitten season and the... -
26 October 2022
From rescued to rehomed: Rufus's story
Here at SPCA, we have dozens of animals come through our doors every day. Rufus... -
20 October 2022
Smokescreens and mirrors - an industry on notice
The New Zealand Government has placed the greyhound racing industry on notice. Despite three independent... -
14 October 2022
No more chances - end greyhound racing
Time is ticking for commercial greyhound racing in New Zealand and we need your help.... -
14 October 2022
Greyhounds - a life after racing
What does life look like for greyhounds should the industry close? SPCA wants a ban... -
14 October 2022
Greyhound racing - a survey of New Zealand opinion
SPCA recently commissioned an independent survey* to understand the New Zealand public sentiment towards commercial... -
13 October 2022
Pet obesity: A very big problem and the animals affected
Pet obesity is a big problem, but unfortunately excess weight in our pets is something... -
10 October 2022
Jump to the Rescue is back for another year
SPCA’s most exhilarating fundraising event calls on all animal lovers, daredevils and adventure-seekers to skydive... -
28 September 2022
After two years of waiting, Sam has found a home.
Sam had gotten used to life at our SPCA Thames Centre, watching other puppies and... -
22 September 2022
Greyhounds make great pets - not bets!
The commercial greyhound racing industry is officially on notice in New Zealand, with a recommendation... -
21 September 2022
SPCA frustrated by repeat offender who breached animal ban multiple times
A man who repeatedly neglected his animals and breached a court order that banned him... -
19 September 2022
An enduring legacy of love for animals
September is Gifts in Wills Month, and we’re taking time to recognise our SPCA Giving... -
15 September 2022
From rescued to rehomed: Bear’s Story
Here at SPCA, we have dozens of animals come through our doors every day. Our... -
05 September 2022
Gifts in Wills Month - celebrating our SPCA Giving Hearts members
September is Gifts in Wills Month, a chance to highlight a very special group of... -
31 August 2022
SPCA's longest staying pets of 2022
Thousands of animals are brought into our SPCA Centres every year, and while many are... -
30 August 2022
From rescued to rehomed: Dill Pickle’s story
Here at SPCA, we have dozens of animals come through our doors every day. Our... -
29 August 2022
Spring signals fresh vulnerabilities for animals far and wide
As the end of winter draws near, animal breeding seasons are getting underway around the... -
26 August 2022
SPCA launches two-year desexing campaign to prevent more than 100,000 unwanted animals
SPCA is launching a two-year focused desexing campaign to combat the overpopulation of companion animals... -
25 August 2022
Introducing SPCA Treat Week
SPCA Treat Week is here to make animals’ lives a little sweeter! Taking place Mon... -
24 August 2022
Introducing our SPCA Pets of the Year!
SPCA’s revamped calendar competition Pets of the Year, has now wrapped up, and we have... -
23 August 2022
The chain will be broken – but when?
SPCA is pleased to hear the Government will meet with the animal welfare charity on... -
22 August 2022
The journey of the SPCA Desexing Caravan begins today - here's everything you need to know
Starting in Ruatoria, it’s day one of the SPCA Desexing Caravan’s journey around the East... -
19 August 2022
SPCA funds new desexing initiative in North Hokianga
In partnership with Kerikeri Highway Vets and local volunteer organisations, SPCA is funding a new...
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