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28 June 2021
From rescued to rehomed: Dumpling’s story
Here at SPCA we have dozens of animals come through our doors every day. Our... -
21 June 2021
SPCA recognises its most outstanding volunteers with national awards
SPCA is celebrating its extraordinary volunteers with the 2021 SPCA Purina National Volunteer Awards. -
15 June 2021
Help SPCA by ‘baking a difference’ for thousands of vulnerable animals
SPCA is encouraging animal lovers at workplaces, schools and clubs to roll up their sleeves,... -
11 June 2021
Meet some of SPCA’s special residents
SPCA sees tens of thousands of animals pass through its doors every year, but did... -
10 June 2021
SPCA successfully prosecutes woman a second time for breaching animal ban
SPCA has successfully prosecuted an Auckland woman for a second time, for breaching an order... -
31 May 2021
SPCA’s warning to pet owners: quit smoking and vaping around your pets
SPCA is urging people not to smoke or vape near their pets, as research shows... -
26 May 2021
From rescued to rehomed: Fern and Frank's story
Here at SPCA we have dozens of animals come through our doors every day. Our... -
24 May 2021
SPCA commends The Warehouse for its decision to stop selling fireworks
SPCA is thrilled with the news that The Warehouse will stop selling fireworks in its... -
20 May 2021
SPCA dismayed by crucial funding oversight
SPCA is extremely disappointed that a budget bid for further Government funding for its vital... -
17 May 2021
Meet SPCA Whanganui Centre Manager Francie!
Meet Francie, the Centre Manager of SPCA Whanganui! Each of SPCA's 35 Centres around the... -
13 May 2021
A 500km journey: SPCA brings free desexing to East Coast communities
SPCA’s mobile desexing caravan is hitting the road this week, travelling almost 500km to bring... -
29 April 2021
Hundreds of cats on waitlist for entry as SPCA stretched by Covid-19 backlog
SPCA’s Māngere Centre is facing what’s thought to be its largest ever waitlist for adoptable... -
23 April 2021
World Veterinary Day - A glance at life as an SPCA vet
In honour of World Veterinary Day on 24 April, we’re taking you behind the scenes... -
23 April 2021
Harry's story: the dog who refused to give up
Here at SPCA, the team are privileged to meet so many animals every day who... -
19 April 2021
SPCA supports Government review into greyhound racing industry
SPCA is pleased the Government has announced a review into New Zealand’s greyhound Racing industry,... -
15 April 2021
Our SPCA People: Meet volunteer Graham
Did you know that we have over 5000 people across the country who dedicate their... -
14 April 2021
SPCA celebrates historic decision to ban live exports following decades-long campaign
SPCA is delighted at the Government’s announcement of a total ban on the live export... -
08 April 2021
From rescued to rehomed - Badger's weight-loss journey
Here at SPCA we have dozens of animals come through our doors every day. Our... -
01 April 2021
SPCA Urges Government Ministers to Stop Live Export
SPCA is calling for a ban on the live export of farmed animals by sea... -
26 March 2021
SPCA Makes Desperate Call for Foster Families
SPCA is making a nationwide call for more foster families to look after vulnerable kittens,... -
18 March 2021
SPCA prosecutes recidivist offender for failing to seek veterinary treatment for his sick dogs
A Foxton man was sentenced yesterday after two dogs were found at his home in... -
17 March 2021
Meet Inspectorate Team Leader Ben!
Meet Inspectorate Team Leader Ben. He is based at SPCA’s Masterton Centre and leads a... -
05 March 2021
SPCA prosecutes man for leaving cancer-ridden dog to suffer and die
Failing to seek further veterinary treatment for his sick dog has seen a South Auckland... -
01 March 2021
SPCA forced to pull the pin on Annual Street Appeal
SPCA is disappointed to announce the cancellation of their Annual Street Appeal in towns and...
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