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01 December 2021
SPCA’s top tips for pets this summer
Make sure your pet’s summer gets off on the right paw by taking a few... -
29 November 2021
Changes to SPCA Wellington's public vet clinic
After careful consideration, SPCA is sad to announce the permanent closure of the Wellington SPCA... -
24 November 2021
SPCA makes urgent appeal to pet owners after puppy left in 50°C car
As the weather warms, SPCA is pleading with pet owners not to leave their dogs... -
18 November 2021
Woman sentenced for appalling neglect of two horses
An Auckland woman has been prosecuted by SPCA for neglecting two horses so severely that... -
11 November 2021
The result of selective breeding: Queen Bingles’ story
In many ways, Queen Bingles’ story starts as so many other SPCA animal stories do...... -
02 November 2021
SPCA frustrated by lack of Govt action on fireworks
As another year passes by with no Government action to ban the private sale and... -
01 November 2021
SPCA launches animal desexing campaigns in regions across New Zealand
SPCA are making good on their promise to reduce the number of unwanted animals in... -
14 October 2021
Urgent call for summer foster volunteers as SPCA braces for kitten tsunami
SPCA is calling on Kiwis to open their homes to animals in need this summer,... -
13 October 2021
Pet Obesity Day - Meet one of the heaviest cats our team has ever seen
Blue is one fat cat. One of the most obese felines our SPCA staff in... -
13 October 2021
SPCA Vet Partnership in action: Catniss’ story
Catniss has used a few of her nine lives this year, and is fortunate to... -
11 October 2021
Men sentenced over botched bull castration in service station carpark
A Judge has fined two men for their part in the botched castration of two... -
04 October 2021
Vet Nurse Awareness Week: Meet Lucia
4-8 October is NZ Vet Nurse Awareness Week, and here at SPCA, we are lucky... -
24 September 2021
Misty’s lifesaving lockdown story
Not even a Level 4 lockdown will stop us from being there for the animals... -
21 September 2021
Hundreds expected to sign up to break free from lockdown
SPCA is calling on thrill-seekers, adrenaline junkies and anyone who may be looking to jump... -
06 September 2021
SPCA preparing for another huge kitten season after desexing put on hold
SPCA is bracing for what could be its busiest kitten season yet, after hundreds of... -
02 September 2021
SPCA celebrates findings of Government review into ‘inherently dangerous’ greyhound racing industry
SPCA supports the findings of the Government’s review into the greyhound racing industry, and welcomes... -
01 September 2021
Wills Month – Celebrating the lasting legacies of our people
September is Wills Month, and today, we want to highlight a very special group of... -
27 August 2021
Patches' story: all because of a microchip
As a pet owner, having your companion animal go missing is devastating. It was for... -
24 August 2021
SPCA’s advice to pet owners caught up in Covid-19 Delta outbreak
As the Delta outbreak continues to grow, SPCA is encouraging all pet owners to be... -
23 August 2021
SPCA 2022 Calendar Competition: Jo Moore Photographer's top tips revealed!
With SPCA's 2022 Calendar Competition closing in just under a week, SPCA's volunteer photographer Jo... -
19 August 2021
World Photography Day - Life as an SPCA photographer
Sitting in Room Five at SPCA’s Wellington Centre, camera in hand, photographer Jo Moore is... -
18 August 2021
SPCA still operating under Alert Level 4 for animal welfare emergencies
SPCA will continue to operate as an essential service under Alert Level 4, and the... -
11 August 2021
Twice as nice: why bunnies need a friend
They’re smart, curious and entertaining. But did you know rabbits are also true comrades at... -
09 August 2021
A puppy who bet the odds: Piglet’s story
Here at SPCA, we have dozens of animals come through our doors every day. Our...
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