Welcome to The Humane Society of NZ
The Humane Society of New Zealand Inc. endeavours to improve the situation of needy animals as it is made aware of them. We rescue, rehabilitate and rehome. Read more...
Adopt A Pet
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| Status: Adopted - 18/04/18 |
| Age: 9 months - 9/04/18 |
| Sex: Male |
| Breed: Beardie X |
| Tonic loves his cuddles |
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| Status: Available |
| Age: 4 months - 03/04/18 |
| Sex: Male |
| Breed: Black and Grey Domestic Long Hair |
| Jack and Jim are extremely fluffy kittens |
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Doggy Day Out
Come and join the Humane Society
for the
Doggy Day out
It will be from 11-2pm on 22nd April
at
The Dairy Flat Hall
4 Postman Road, Dairy Flat
(see directions below)
Bring along a picnic and enjoy a sausage sizzle and cream teas.
There will be competitions, including best dressed dog, dog and owner look alike and a dog to owner race, and dog blessings will be available.
Thank you to Radical Dog for contributing towards the prizes for the competitions.
How Can You Help?
The Humane Society of New Zealand consists totally of dedicated volunteers. We need your help to continue our services.
Desex your pet
There are not enough homes now for pets, so why produce more? The Humane Society of NZ has desexing of pets as one of it's core aims.
Volunteer
Assist us with answering phones, property checks or transport. Please Note: We have no facilities and only foster homes look after our fostered animals.
Foster
Become a foster home for our rescued dogs. If you have some experience with dogs, a securely fenced property and some time to spend, you can assist with the rehabilitation of our rescued dogs.
Donate
Donate your time by joining our telephone roster to assist in taking calls from the public. Make regular donations to the Society for its ongoing work. The Society receives no funding and relies on donations to continue.
Financial Assistance
Financial assistance towards the cost of desexing your pet is available in cases of genuine hardship.
To enquire about an application for assistance to desex your pet, please phone or write to the Humane Society, or fill in the online application form located under "desexing".
