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30 April 2019
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... -
30 April 2019
The world's most trafficked animal
The world's most trafficked animal is probably not what you expect. It is in fact... -
24 April 2019
Animals as prizes
At Easter time, SPCA receives animal welfare complaints about animals, particularly rabbits, being given away... -
16 April 2019
Guinea Pigs - 5 myths busted
Known for their adorable vocalisations and trademark squeak, the guinea pig is a family favourite... -
08 April 2019
Keeping pets safe this Easter weekend
As we prepare for an Easter weekend full of family, friends, and fun, remember to... -
08 April 2019
Woman prosecuted by SPCA for not providing medical care for her chronically ill cat
Woman prosecuted by SPCA for not providing medical care for her chronically ill cat -
03 April 2019
Are you disaster prepared?
If an emergency or disaster happened today, do you have a plan in place to... -
03 April 2019
Five things I learnt owning goldfish
Many have experienced what it’s like to have a goldfish in their lifetime. For some... -
03 April 2019
Our lovely long stays
Finding a forever home and a loving family can be hard for some of the... -
02 April 2019
How to Improve Your Pet Rabbit’s Quality of Life
Imagine being locked in a tiny cage 24 hours a day. You don’t have enough... -
27 March 2019
SPCA prosecution: Dog owner sentenced for beating his puppy
A Whakatane man has been sentenced after beating his puppy, the attack caught on CCTV... -
21 March 2019
Rona’s Roar; SPCA Inspector Kevin spends two weeks in Africa
Naankuse Wildlife Sanctuary is set amongst 1000s of hectares of barren land in Namibia. Browning... -
06 March 2019
SPCA prosecution: man jailed for beating his dog
A man has been prosecuted by SPCA and jailed for breaking his dog’s leg, and... -
05 March 2019
SPCA prosecutes recidivist animal hoarder
A recidivist animal offender has been prosecuted by SPCA for the second time in three... -
04 March 2019
Two out of three Kiwis hugely underestimate running costs of SPCA
New research has revealed that most New Zealanders don’t know what it costs for SPCA... -
22 February 2019
SPCA reveals most shocking cases of animal abuse in New Zealand
Two elderly poodles, neglected to the point where they no longer looked like dogs, have... -
15 February 2019
SPCA prosecutes after man stabs elderly dog
A Canterbury man has been sentenced after stabbing his friend’s elderly dog with a filleting... -
09 February 2019
Inspiring the minds of all Kiwi children
Since first being launched in August 2016, SPCA’s Learn-to-Read Storybooks have gone from strength to... -
04 February 2019
New animal welfare regulations announced – what this means for SPCA
On 1 October 2018, the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) released the new Animal Welfare... -
04 February 2019
SPCA FAQs: Pest species and pest control
The issue of pest control, poisons and how to humanely ensure our native species are... -
01 February 2019
SPCA calls for animal lovers to collect for annual appeal
SPCA is calling for animal-loving volunteers across New Zealand to collect much-needed funds for animals... -
29 January 2019
I'm thinking of adopting... a bearded dragon
Every year, thousands of animals of all shapes, sizes and ages come into SPCA centres... -
29 January 2019
Keep your animals safe – SPCA urges owners to protect pets during heatwave
With record temperatures hitting New Zealand this week, SPCA are strongly urging pet owners to... -
28 January 2019
Counting sheep – revealing the truth about our woolly friends
If you take a drive through the rolling countryside of rural New Zealand, you will...
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