Meet the sweet and loving Leia. This absolute gem is looking for her forever home. Could that be with you?
SPCA Rescue ep10
And just like that... our TV show is coming to an end! Don’t miss tonight’s season finale of #SPCARescue on TVNZ 1 for a hearty dose of amazing animal stories, including the rescue of three sweet kittens dumped in a box and left for dead. You’re safe now, little ones ❤️
Remember Hands? We're happy to say he's found an amazing new home! His new parents have even put together a montage.
This is the sort of success story we love to see and is always hugely heartwarming to see updates on the homes our animals have found ❤
Hoping everyone enjoyed the sunshine today like cute little Esmé did!
Here she is enjoying our sensory garden doing the zoomies ☀️
She’s available for adoption, along with many other puppies. Visit our website
We've got a whole lot of dogs here at the Hamilton centre and it seems someone may have spilled black paint over them...
Black dogs are often passed over for adoption despite being just as amazing as any other canine so share your black dogs in the comments below to show the love for these pups.
Jump to the animals' rescue with SPCA!
🪂 JUMP TO THE ANIMAL’S RESCUE WITH SPCA! 🪂
Looking to break free after being in lockdown? Watch below for your next challenge...
Register for SPCA’s Jump to the Rescue and take to the skies on Sunday 28 November. This fundraising event will not only change your life but the lives of thousands of animals too!
Simply sign up, create a fundraising page, and ask family and friends and the wider community to sponsor you. Raise over $775 you’ll get to jump for free, all while helping New Zealand’s animals!
Will you dare to dive for the animals? Register now with early bird prices at: www.spca.nz/breakfree
** LOCATED AT INVERCARGIL SPCA**
Hi, my name is Zeus and I'm 7 years old.
At approx. 50kg, it's fair to say I am a big boy, but really just a gentle giant. I arrived at SPCA with my sister Savvy when our owners had to go overseas. Savvy, who is approx. 60kg, and I are both big, friendly dogs who need somewhere warm, dry and safe to plod around with someone loving and caring by our sides. Being senior citizens, we are looking for a retirement home to live our twilight years in. We haven't been socialised with other dogs and are not good with cats or small animals. Since we have spent our entire lives together, we are looking for a home together and will only go to separate homes as a last resort. If you can offer this lovely old couple a loving home, please don't hesitate to enquire about them today.
Hi, my name is Savvy and I'm 7 years old.
At approx. 60kg, it's fair to say I am a big girl, but really just a gentle giant. I arrived at SPCA with my brother Zeus when our owners had to go overseas. Zeus, who is approx. 50kg, and I are both big, friendly dogs who need somewhere warm, dry and safe to plod around with someone loving and caring by our sides. Being senior citizens, we are looking for a retirement home to live our twilight years in. I have been diagnosed with a few old dog conditions that the team at the SPCA will need to make you aware of if you're interested in me. We haven't been socialised with other dogs and are not good with cats or small animals. Since we have spent our entire lives together, we are looking for a home together and will only go to separate homes as a last resort. Because I'm a bigger dog and I'm getting on in age, my weight loss will need to be maintained to prevent further health issues. If you can offer this lovely old couple a loving home, please don't hesitate to enquire about them today.
These lovable pooches are located in Invercargill if you think they would be the right fit for your family please get in touch with the team i
SPCA Annual Street Appeal 2021% calling all collectors!
Animal lovers unite! 🐾❤️
You know how the saying goes... there is strength in numbers, and together we can make a huge difference to the ones who need it most 🐱🐶🐴🐰🐔
We’re asking animal lovers to join us for our Annual Street Appeal, our biggest fundraising event of the year. Join us for a fun day out during the first week of March, and bring your furry friends along for the fun!
Every year, SPCA helps tens of thousands of sick, injured and abandoned animals in New Zealand, and we can’t do any of it without your support.
If you haven’t signed up yet, it’s easy! Just register online at www.spca.nz/annualappeal – we can’t wait to see you there!
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🪂JUMP TO THE RESCUE IS BACK! 🪂
Looking to break free after being in lockdown?
Watch below for your next challenge...
Register now for early bird sign up and take to the skies this August: www.spca.nz/jump
Short video of Queenie fat
CAN YOU GUESS WHAT THE NUMBER ONE THREAT TO PET HEALTH IS?
Veterinarians and animal welfare organisations worldwide agree: the number one threat to our pets is obesity. Globally, pets are getting bigger, and unfortunately, their lives are getting shorter as a result. Obesity can shorten a dogs’ life expectancy by up to 25%!
One dog who was burdened by obesity is Queenie, who was surrendered to SPCA in November 2017. She was so obese that she could hardly waddle around, and wouldn’t let anyone touch her. She was uncomfortable and unhappy.
SPCA stepped in and helped Queenie with a good diet, a solid walk plan, and a foster family to live with. Her foster mum said that Queenie required four people to lift her into the car to get her to her foster home on that first day.
Today, Queenie is a completely different dog, trotting up hills, playing with other dogs, and running around the 20-acre property. She even loves a belly-rub, and has lost a vast amount of weight. Queenie’s foster mum says, while her weight-loss journey has been a long one, she is so much happier now.
Regular walks have helped transform Queenie. Dogs should be walked for an hour a day, every day but this can be broken up into shorter walks for dogs who are not used to this level of exercise!
Read more about obese animals on our website: https://buff.ly/2ATcZN1
