Urgent foster or retirement home needed in Auckland for two senior cats. Do you have a spare room to save their lives?

15-year-old bonded friends Sooty and Ned were dropped at a vet clinic for lethal injections and need immediate shelter. We are full to capacity but are desperate to help them by tomorrow.

These boys have never been separated, are neutered and very affectionate. The vet says they are in good health – and has offered to give them each a free dental if we're able to save them.

We couldn’t bear for them to be killed – they may have five or more years ahead of them yet. They are looking for a loving retirement home or temporary fosterer.

Do you have space to adopt or to foster Ned and Sooty? Please quickly contact us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

UPDATE: Ned and Sooty have been saved! :) Please contact us if you are able to offer them a permanent home or to foster other animals for us.

Animal Re-homing joined Direct Animal Action and Whangarei locals to peacefully protest the Mid Northern Rodeo and urge the public to boycott the event.

Thank you to everyone who supported this peaceful vigil to raise public awareness of the brutality of rodeo.

Please don't attend or support rodeo in any way. Animal Re-homing will have a strong presence at the Whangarei rodeo protest tomorrow.

The cowboys will tell you spurs are to enable them to hold on better. Seeing the wounds on this rodeo horse in Taupo last year, confirms what we already know - it's animal abuse.

Direct Animal Action

Isn't this wonderful?

We permanently care for a three-legged cat at the shelter, a double amputee hen and a cat who has had a gender change. We also have a very happy cat who has many metal body parts. It's truly remarkable that these options are now available to animals...