HUHANZ

HUHANZ When animals are in need, HUHA calls communities to action, and together we save lives
huha.org.nz We’re here to help you help animals.
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HUHA is NZ's leading no kill shelter and is dedicated to teaching empathy to the community and providing shelter for those less fortunate animals that struggle to survive in today’s disposable culture. The sanctuaries are fun and interactive in many ways, designed to encourage our community to be proactive and take responsibility for the welfare of animals and the protection of our unique environm

ent. HUHA actively works everyday to find homes and foster care for a multitude of homeless, abandoned, seized and abused animals. Dog department - [email protected]
Cat and small animal department - [email protected]
Farm & Horse department - [email protected]
Urgent issues and after hours - [email protected]
Volunteering & donations - [email protected]
Otaki Op shop - [email protected]
Petone Op shop - [email protected]

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61 Te Roto Road
Otaki
5512

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HUHA is NZ's leading no kill shelter and is dedicated to teaching empathy to the community and providing shelter for those less fortunate animals that struggle to survive in today’s disposable culture. The sanctuaries are fun and interactive in many ways, designed to encourage our community to be proactive and take responsibility for the welfare of animals and the protection of our unique environment. HUHA actively works everyday to find homes and foster care for a multitude of homeless, abandoned, seized and abused animals. We’re here to help you help animals.

HUHA has two sanctuaries, one in Kaitoke that cares for a variety of farm animals, wildlife and exotic animals such as ex circus and zoo monkeys. The Otaki sanctuary (moving to Haywards Hill in 2019) cares for domestic animals including, dogs, cats, horses and ex battery farm hens.

HUHA has been involved in many animal rescues and animal welfare campaigns over the years. We work closely with community groups to provide education and other support.