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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... -
16 August 2022
Preparing your pets for a new baby’s arrival
Veterinary behaviourist and resident Animals’ Voice columnist Dr Jess Beer gives us her tried and... -
08 August 2022
SPCA brings free desexing to East Coast communities
Starting this month, the SPCA Desexing Caravan will be travelling the East Coast of New... -
08 August 2022
SPCA relieved to hear Petitions Committee recommendation on banning life chaining of dogs
SPCA is pleased to hear the Petitions Committee has considered the petition of Chained Dog... -
03 August 2022
Rattling the chain – we’re still crying out for change
SPCA is deeply saddened and frustrated to have not yet heard a full commitment from... -
29 July 2022
227 days recovering: this is Kimber’s story
When Kimber first came into the care of SPCA New Plymouth, she was covered in... -
27 July 2022
The call goes unanswered: SPCA continues to rally Kiwis to demand change for chained dogs
Last week, SPCA asked New Zealanders to add their voice to the campaign to break... -
25 July 2022
From rescued to rehomed: Axel’s story
Here at SPCA we have dozens of animals come through our doors every day. Our... -
21 July 2022
Dreaming of freedom: Ollie's story
Every year, every day, countless dogs are suffering at the end of chains because the... -
21 July 2022
Auckland woman prosecuted for severely neglecting her three dogs
An Auckland woman who severely neglected three dogs, one of which died, has been prosecuted... -
20 July 2022
Woman banned from owning dogs for five years after neighbour discovered emaciated dog collapsed on property
A woman told SPCA inspectors the trauma of a break-up contributed towards her sometimes neglecting... -
18 July 2022
Break the chain. Change the law.
Every year at SPCA, we’re heartbroken by the hundreds of dogs we see spending their... -
18 July 2022
What it'll take to the break the chain and stop life chaining
What change in the law do we mean exactly? And what has SPCA been doing... -
13 July 2022
German Shepherd breeders banned following one of RNZSPCA’s largest prosecutions
Two German Shepherd breeders have been disqualified from owning animals for nine years, following one... -
08 July 2022
Man who caused animals severe distress before their deaths prosecuted by SPCA
A man who reduced three horses to skeletal condition and deprived them of veterinary care...
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