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20 September 2023
Man sentenced over horrific backyard castration of pet dog
SPCA has prosecuted a man over a botched castration attempt on his dog that went... -
20 September 2023
Gifts in Wills Month – a lasting legacy
September is Gifts in Wills Month, and we’re honouring the compassionate people that spent their... -
19 September 2023
The positive power of pet ownership
This year Mental Health Awareness Week runs from 18 - 24 September, and we’re looking... -
18 September 2023
Calling all dog lovers – SPCA holds national half-price adoption campaign on canines
From 23 September until 1 October, SPCA is holding a national half price adoption campaign... -
18 September 2023
Man ordered to forfeit three horses over neglect
A Taumarunui man who severely neglected his pregnant horse has been disqualified from owning further... -
14 September 2023
Elections 2023: where political parties stand on animal welfare issues
With one month until New Zealand heads to the polls, SPCA has put together a... -
05 September 2023
Gifts in Wills Month – celebrating our generous SPCA Giving Hearts members
September is Gifts in Wills Month, and we’d like to celebrate a special group of... -
29 August 2023
From rescued to rehomed: Kanda's story
Here at SPCA, we have dozens of animals come through our doors every day. Our... -
28 August 2023
Congratulations to our SPCA Pets of the Year!
Voting has officially closed on our fundraising calendar competition, Pets of the Year, and we... -
25 August 2023
SPCA prosecutes man whose horses ate own faeces due to lack of food
A man who failed to provide enough food for his horses, to the point where... -
22 August 2023
Our brand new SPCA Mobile Desexing Clinic is hitting the road in Northland - here's everything you need to know.
Starting in Moerewa, the SPCA Mobile Desexing Clinic will be making its way around the... -
21 August 2023
Government drags the chain on improving lives of thousands of dogs
SPCA is once again calling on New Zealanders to raise their voice on behalf of... -
21 August 2023
A victim of inaction: Archie’s story
Archie was just one of many New Zealand dogs living on a chain... he deserved... -
18 August 2023
SPCA prosecutes man for painful, failed castration of bull
A man who attempted to castrate a bull without pain relief, which went horribly wrong,... -
16 August 2023
Is your home, ‘safe as houses’ for your pet?
Your home is a safe and special space for you, your family, and pets to... -
11 August 2023
Our lovely long stays looking for their forever home
Thousands of animals are brought into our SPCA Centres every year, and while many are... -
10 August 2023
SPCA signs petition for a National Food Strategy
The petition calls for a values-based national food strategy which considers all parts of the... -
03 August 2023
SPCA thrilled with prospect of mandatory desexing for cats in New Zealand
SPCA is applauding the Environment Select Committee’s recommendations to Parliament to take leadership in addressing... -
02 August 2023
SPCA supportive of a “prompt and substantive review” of all animal welfare secondary legislation
Released yesterday, a report by the Regulations Review Committee recommended the Government conduct a prompt... -
28 July 2023
Man sentenced after hitting dog with baseball bat
A man who told SPCA Inspectors he struck his dog with a baseball bat because... -
27 July 2023
SPCA launches new Mobile Desexing Clinic to reduce pet overpopulation
Thanks to the generosity of a small group of very passionate supporters, SPCA New Zealand... -
26 July 2023
From rescued to rehomed: Keira's story
Here at SPCA, we have dozens of animals come through our doors every day. Our... -
21 July 2023
More than 120 animals found on woman’s property despite disqualification order
A woman who was disqualified from owning animals for a period of five years blatantly... -
10 July 2023
Halfway there: an update on SPCA's two-year desexing campaign
In 2022 SPCA announced its two-year desexing campaign with various initiatives to combat the overpopulation...
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