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05 April 2023
Faces of SPCA Rescue: meet Vet Nathan
When sick, injured and neglected animals come into our care at SPCA, our vet teams... -
03 April 2023
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Month
April is Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Month, so we want to take this opportunity... -
27 March 2023
Animal transfer tales: getting them where they need to be
One of the biggest benefits of being a national organisation means that no animal’s opportunities... -
24 March 2023
From rescued to rehomed: Chance's story
Here at SPCA, we have dozens of animals come through our doors every day. Our... -
24 March 2023
Owner claims spider bite responsible for “traumatic, catastrophic” injury of greyhound’s leg
A dog owner told an RNZSPCA inspector a whitetail spider bite was the cause of... -
17 March 2023
SPCA's care for animals in recent weather disasters
The recent severe weather events in New Zealand, including the Auckland floods and Cyclone Gabrielle,... -
27 February 2023
From rescued to rehomed: Hugo's story
Here at SPCA, we have dozens of animals come through our doors every day. Our... -
24 February 2023
Six month update on SPCA's two-year desexing campaign
Six months ago, SPCA announced its two-year desexing campaign aimed at tackling the overpopulation crisis,... -
22 February 2023
Faces of SPCA Rescue: meet Senior Inspector Sarah
Our dedicated SPCA Inspectors work on the frontline to help animals in need, engaging with... -
17 February 2023
Public consultation: raise your voice for chained dogs in New Zealand
Thanks to overwhelming public pressure, and decades of advocacy work from SPCA and other animal... -
17 February 2023
SPCA responds in the wake of Cyclone Gabrielle devastation
Our team has been hard at work on the ground in Hawke’s Bay after it... -
14 February 2023
TVNZ 1’s SPCA Rescue starts tonight!
SPCA’s work rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming animals in need is the focus of SPCA Rescue,... -
13 February 2023
SPCA Certified® welcomes its first doggy daycare member
The doggy daycare industry in New Zealand is largely unregulated, but SPCA Certified® has developed... -
12 February 2023
Cyclone Gabrielle - Information for animal owners
With Cyclone Gabrielle reaching land tomorrow and already making her presence known, SPCA wants to... -
09 February 2023
SPCA supporting Auckland communities post floods
In the wake of extreme weather, which saw many areas of Auckland experience flooding in... -
08 February 2023
SPCA prosecutes man for failing to treat puppy with multiple fractures
A man whose puppy had such severe injuries to its leg it needed amputating, has... -
01 February 2023
Breaking the Chain - Government announces public consultation on tethering of dogs
We're delighted to hear today that public consultation has opened on some proposed regulations to... -
28 January 2023
North Island flooding: What pet owners need to know
As many North Island regions are currently facing flooding, the safety and well-being of our... -
27 January 2023
I'm thinking of adopting backyard chickens
Kiwis and chickens go together. It’s true! New Zealanders love their feathered friends. Chickens (Gallus... -
20 January 2023
SPCA joins the International Coalition for Animal Welfare
SPCA New Zealand has joined a global coalition of expert animal welfare organisations – including... -
16 January 2023
New animal care videos empower Kiwi kids
Inspiring a kinder, more compassionate Aotearoa for animals and people is at the heart of... -
12 January 2023
Colony cages: the struggle continues for chickens
Many New Zealanders have noticed an alarming absence of eggs on the shelves in their... -
23 December 2022
Kittens found in a pillowcase getting ready for new home
Four kittens found on the side of the road in Hawke's Bay in a pillowcase... -
22 December 2022
Five ways you helped animals in 2022
2022 - what a year it's been. With the year is at its end, we...
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