
Meet the women behind Friends of Animal Charities
It all started with two women with a passion for animal welfare.
It all started with two women with a passion for animal welfare.
The council has also put a 'humane' dog cage on the property.
12-year-old Suki, suffering 'doggy dementia', grabbed and latched onto another's throat.
Two menacing dogs behind spate of serious attacks on pets in middle of night.
Can't bear to leave your fur baby in 'puppy prison'? Try these ideas
After pouring his heart into raising his dog, Lee Suckling is facing the reality of time.
Forced registration and desexing are part of a petition to get moggies under control.
Beloved labrador Chief is thought to have ingested poison at the park.
The SPCA shared frustration over the lack of action around fireworks by the government.
Vinnie the pug was dog-napped by council in a mid-morning raid.
Outdoor sports must cease by the end of September so fields can be prepped for summer
The worker had not been at Snowplanet for 5 days before the positive test, company says.
Bay of Plenty woman packing dried pet food had her fingers burnt and crushed.
New Zealand continues its march towards level 1 with no new cases today.
Cheating, dinner dates and daddy daycare duties: did lockdown make or break Kiwi couples.
What Kiwis got up to on the first day of alert level 3.
Children less susceptible to Covid-19 and lockdown limiting other viruses, say experts.
AT has also made advanced payments to contractors to help keep workers employed.
An Auckland mum is on a mission to spread calm after return to school furore online.
Te Atatu rest home residents reportedly tested for coronavirus yesterday.
Steven Joyce says we won't understand huge lockdown damage until later.
Media company reveals staff have contracted coronavirus.
Mysterious disappearance of hit social media sign triggers investigation.
Aucklanders tempted to flout lockdown laws were met with heavy police presence.
The 342-seat Air NZ charter jet has just taken off bound for Frankfurt.
Hardship for renters and landlords expected to get worse, property investors say.
Auckland moggy suffers from two horrific acts of human cruelty just one year apart.
One nurse has been booted from her house and another barrred from the supermarket.
Settlements and house moving likely to be deferred but no official decision has been made.