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21 December 2023
SPCA’s Oamaru Centre to close its doors
SPCA has announced the permanent closure of its Oamaru Centre, with the charity instead utilising... -
20 December 2023
Hundreds of Kaitaia animals to benefit from SPCA desexing partnership
SPCA is thrilled to be partnering with several veterinary clinics and animal rescues in the... -
15 December 2023
Woman sentenced for leaving dog lying in its own excrement
An Auckland woman who left her German Shepherd suffering in pain and unable to move... -
14 December 2023
Woman charged after ignoring dog’s maggot infested wounds
A woman who left her dog to die in a shed after he suffered serious... -
30 November 2023
Help animals in need this Christmas through our SPCA Op Shops
With over 80 SPCA Op Shops around the country, delve into how these stores provide... -
29 November 2023
Our role for the animals under the new Government
With the new Government and ministerial portfolios now in place, SPCA's commitment to animals transcends... -
28 November 2023
Hundreds of Northland animals are now desexed thanks to the SPCA Mobile Desexing Clinic
The mobile clinic has now completed its journey, offering free desexing, microchipping, vaccinations, and flea... -
17 November 2023
The danger of sun damage for our pets – Wilbur’s story
The harsh New Zealand sun can be dangerous. Just like humans, animals are susceptible to... -
16 November 2023
Meet Alex, a dog who defied the odds
When SPCA Inspectors first met Alex in July, they were shocked by his emaciated condition.... -
13 November 2023
Keep your dogs safe from heat stroke as the weather warms up
As the warmer weather begins to ramp up in spring and summer, the risk of... -
06 November 2023
‘Appalling neglect’: Pair sentenced for leaving starving dog chained to metal pole for months
A dog that was left chained to a metal pole in an Auckland backyard and... -
06 November 2023
Become their hero: SPCA’s urgent plea for summer fosterers
SPCA is pleading for summer foster volunteers, as our Centres around the country battle a... -
02 November 2023
SPCA prosecutes woman who threw dog so hard his lung collapsed
A woman who kicked her small dog and threw him against a wall in a... -
25 October 2023
The final lap: Commitment to end Greyhound racing must be honoured
SPCA is calling for swift action from the new Government to put an end to... -
20 October 2023
Kitten season is here: meet some of the early arrivals
Every year, spring hails the arrival of kitten season. With too many stray cats roaming... -
17 October 2023
Get your pets ready for New Zealand ShakeOut
New Zealand ShakeOut is the national earthquake drill and tsunami hīkoi (evacuation walk) which is... -
16 October 2023
From the brink of death to fields of joy
We’re sharing this heartwarming story of two abandoned ponies, their incredible resilience, and their journey... -
11 October 2023
Pet obesity awareness: Harry’s story
Too often at SPCA we see emaciated animals, but animals also suffer on the other... -
11 October 2023
Six-month-old puppy euthanised after brutal treatment from owner
A man and woman have been prosecuted by SPCA over a violent and sickening attack... -
09 October 2023
Jump to the Rescue is about to take off
SPCA’s thrilling fundraising event is back for another year, calling on animal lovers and adventure-seekers... -
06 October 2023
From rescued to rehomed: Griffin's story
Here at SPCA, we have dozens of animals come through our doors every day. Our... -
05 October 2023
Animal ban for woman living in ‘eye-watering’ squalor
A woman who was discovered with more than two-dozen animals living in squalid, faeces-ridden conditions... -
02 October 2023
SPCA welcomes Todd Westwood to position of CEO
New Zealand’s largest animal welfare charity has announced Todd Westwood as their newly appointed Chief... -
28 September 2023
100% of Ingham’s chicken now SPCA Certified
SPCA is thrilled to be bringing Ingham’s barn raised chicken farms onto the charity’s SPCA...
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