Reporting back
Our purpose is to create a better life for all New Zealand animals, and we are proud of what we achieve each year, together with our communities and supporters.
Key statistics
Annual reports
Our annual reports contain more details on our successes over the past years.
Please note: In November 2017, SPCA delegates voted to form one national organisation from its previously 45 independent centres. The 2017/18 Annual Report is our first report as one nationwide organisation.
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SPCA Year in Review 2022-2023
(PDF)
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SPCA Financial Statements 2023
(PDF)
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SPCA - Financial Statements 2022
(PDF)
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SPCA Annual Report 2021-2022
(PDF)
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SPCA Annual Report 2020-21
(PDF)
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SPCA Financial Statements 2020-21
(PDF)
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SPCA Annual Report 2019-20
(PDF)
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SPCA Annual Report 2018-19
(PDF)
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SPCA Annual Report 2017/2018
(PDF)
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SPCA Annual Report 2016
(PDF)
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SPCA Annual Report 2015
(PDF)
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SPCA Annual Report 2014
(PDF)
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SPCA Annual Report 2013
(PDF)
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SPCA Annual Report 2012
(PDF)
Our one-page strategy shows what we aim to achieve by 2029 to advance animal welfare and prevent cruelty.
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SPCA Strategy 2019-29
(PDF)
Barbie
A success story
Barbie
A success story
Last year we received a call from someone who had found a cat caught on a barbed wire fence.
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Ngā mihi nui
The SPCA New Zealand Team