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Large dog breeding operation in Northland shuts down after SPCA investigation

Large dog breeding operation in Northland shuts down after SPCA investigation 11 May, 2021 06:00 PM 5 minutes to read The SPCA has taken on more than 100 dogs and puppies from an alleged puppy mill near Dargaville which has now closed down. Photo / supplied The SPCA has taken on more than 100 dogs and puppies from an alleged puppy mill near Dargaville which has now closed down. Photo / supplied Jenny Ling is the Northern Advocate s feature writer and news reporterjenny.ling@nzme.co.nznorthernadvocat More than 100 dogs and puppies at an alleged puppy farm in Northland have been handed over to the SPCA and the operation shut down following a lengthy investigation.

Traumatising attack on Pomeranian going for walk in Hastings

Traumatising attack on Pomeranian going for walk in Hastings 6 May, 2021 10:14 PM 3 minutes to read Maree Fraser and pomeranian Roxy recovering at home on Wednesday after being attacked by two German shepherds last Thursday. Photo / Warren Buckland Maree Fraser and pomeranian Roxy recovering at home on Wednesday after being attacked by two German shepherds last Thursday. Photo / Warren Buckland Hawkes Bay Today A traumatising attack by two German shepherds on a pomeranian in Hastings has prompted its owner to declare that the dog will never again be walked outside her property. Maree Fraser was heartbroken when her small dog was attacked and wants to urge owners of large dogs to keep them under control.

Lack of pet-friendly rentals one of most common reasons animals are surrendered to shelters

Lack of pet-friendly rentals one of most common reasons animals are surrendered to shelters Newshub 4 hrs ago © Getty Images The SPCA claims the lack of pet-friendly rentals is one of the most common reasons people have to give up their pets and take them to shelters.  New Zealand has one of the highest rates of pet ownership in the world and Kiwis overwhelmingly consider their pets part of the family, according to the SPCA.  However, 33 percent of New Zealanders who do not currently own a companion animal and would like one, said they could not because their landlord did not allow them. 

Porirua City Council to spearhead push for puppy farming legislation, despite divided council vote

Porirua City councillor Geoff Hayward was a vocal supporter of the puppy farming remit. Cr Euon Murrell​ felt pursuing the matter without evidence that it was a live issue in the city was “a waste of officers’ time”. “We ve got more important things to worry about in the community than puppy farms which would not appear to exist in this part of the world,” Murrell said. While Mayor Anita Baker supported the remit, she expressed concern about Porirua being perceived as having a puppy farming problem if the council spearheaded the process. SUPPLIED Cages and kennels at a puppy farm. (File photo)

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