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Going to the dogs

Gisborne Herald
18 Mar, 2023 10:35 AMQuick Read

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Pictured with the new kennels for the SPCA are, back row (from left): Teawai Karati, Stephen Matchitt and Billy Joe Taiapa. Front: Tutor Ben Stevenson, Chantelle Abraham, Sidney Collier, Haykim Smith and Margaret Graham. Absent: Peter Haenga, Kaleb Hare and Amber Potroz. Picture supplied

Pictured with the new kennels for the SPCA are, back row (from left): Teawai Karati, Stephen Matchitt and Billy Joe Taiapa. Front: Tutor Ben Stevenson, Chantelle Abraham, Sidney Collier, Haykim Smith and Margaret Graham. Absent: Peter Haenga, Kaleb Hare and Amber Potroz. Picture supplied

The carpentry students built five dog houses, which the SPCA will deliver to dogs in the community who do not have outside shelter.

EIT carpentry tutor Ben Stevenson said they had building materials left over from building dog kennels last year, plus other supplies that had been donated.

Gisborne SPCA’s new manager Lindy Magee says the SPCA receives only a small amount of government funding, so relies on the support of the Gisborne community.

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