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30 September 2019
Creating a future generation of animal heroes
Teaching the next generation to care for and respect animals is vital to ensuring they... -
27 September 2019
SPCA supports Countdown’s move to stop selling fireworks
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26 September 2019
SPCA prosecutes man for beating a dog after it bit his daughter
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18 September 2019
SPCA prosecutes Petstop pet store business for improper care of animals for sale
A pet store business, E Z Step Ltd trading at Petstop, has been prosecuted by... -
17 September 2019
Is it ever okay to dress my dog up?
While dressing up your dog has never been more popular, many leading animal charities such... -
03 September 2019
Where are our abandoned animals now?
Every year thousands of animals in need end up in SPCA’s care needing love, comfort,... -
30 August 2019
SPCA prosecutes man who failed to seek veterinary care for his wounded dogs
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12 August 2019
Snip 'n' Chip launches in Central Hawkes Bay
SPCA has launched a Snip ’n’ Chip campaign in Central Hawkes Bay, offering discounted desexing... -
01 August 2019
Foster 'fails' - the animals that capture our hearts
SPCA foster parents are a dedicated group of people who open their hearts and homes... -
26 July 2019
City living: The rise of pets in apartments
Kiwis often envision owning a pet on their own quarter acre property. However, in New... -
25 July 2019
SPCA prosecutes man for failing to provide adequate food for his horse
A Christchurch man has been prosecuted by SPCA after he failed to ensure that the... -
22 July 2019
Horse sanctuary owner prosecuted after neglecting a pony in her care
An Auckland woman has been sentenced after neglecting a pony in her care, causing the... -
15 July 2019
SPCA prosecutes man who threw dog against wall because it "prevented him from relaxing"
A man’s moment of anger where he threw a dog against a wall, causing it... -
04 July 2019
Snip 'n' Chip launches in Westport
SPCA has launched a Snip ’n’ Chip campaign in Westport for the first time, offering... -
25 June 2019
Man fined $10,000 after failing to care for his pony
A Palmerston North man has been sentenced after neglecting to provide appropriate and timely health... -
17 June 2019
Dedicated animal lovers’ service celebrated during National Volunteer Week
On the eve of National Volunteer Week, the winners of the 2019 SPCA Purina Volunteer... -
05 June 2019
Saving special animals - the life of an SPCA inspector
From seeing horrendous abuse cases to making a difference to the lives of animals. we... -
05 June 2019
SPCA Prosecutes man for ill-treating his horse
A Canterbury man has been prosecuted by SPCA for ill-treating his horse after he failed... -
04 June 2019
15 ideas for a barking brilliant day out
Get the doggy diary out and start planning some fun adventures where your pooch can... -
30 May 2019
Protecting pets from second-hand smoke
As part of World Smokefree Day on 31 May, SPCA is calling for pet owners... -
30 May 2019
SPCA prosecutes animal hoarder who kept 32 cats in squalid conditions
An animal hoarder who kept 32 cats in squalid conditions has been sentenced. -
22 May 2019
Wild Kaimanawa Horses
Follow the rescue and rehabilitation efforts of the Kaimanawa Heritage Horses -
22 May 2019
SPCA prosecutes man after he attempted to dock his dog’s tail
A Huntly man has been prosecuted by SPCA after he attempted to dock the tail... -
15 May 2019
SPCA prosecutes woman for docking tails of Rottweiler puppies
A Waihi woman has been prosecuted by SPCA after she docked the tails of eight...
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