Outstanding Vet Bills 14 Feb 2026: $1,622.00
Contributions gratefully received

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Ninja-Duck now has a safe haven

Remember Ninja-Duck? This beautiful Muscovy drake was at risk of being killed, on the roads or by dogs, when he tried to make his home in suburbia.

When we were asked for help, we took a trap to capture him - but it wasn’t needed. While Ninja took food from his kind feeder Dee, we were able to pick up this beautiful boy for a cuddle.

Through our Facebook page we found Tracey, and Ninja is now enjoying the company of her two other Muscovy boys named Maverick and Goose. It was lovely to experience their peaceful property and to know that Ninja is now in a safe environment with this family and their many rescue pets.

Thank you Dee, thank you Tracey, Russell and family. How we love a happy ending! smile emoticon

Ninja-Duck's original advert: Click Here

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Pablo will be a loyal companion to his successful applicant

Pablo FaceA friendly young dog was begging for food scraps and looking worse for wear when Rachel found him at an isolated Auckland dog park. He was very thin and suffering hair loss through a severe flea infestation. When she opened her car door for her own dog after their walk, the stray jumped in and wouldn't budge. Rachel named him Pablo and contacted us.

pablo-at-time-of-rescue-rachel-aWith no collar, micro-chip or neutering, we weren't surprised when nobody came looking for Pablo - we believe he was abandoned. We bathed him, had him vet checked, chipped, vaccinated, de-sexed, nails clipped, etc and soon fell in love with his enthusiastic, even-tempered nature. Pablo was unused to being on a lead, but is improving with practise and can be trusted to walk leash-free in traffic safe areas.

This happy, affectionate boy is a Labrador X thought to be about two-years old. He loves walks, fetching sticks and human company in equal measure and enjoys playing with other dogs. Having experienced starvation, he is also pretty keen on food and treats. Pablo has recovered well; his coat has grown in and he is now a healthy weight.

We are looking for a home for gentle Pablo where he will be with a human companion most of the time. Due to his energy and strength, he would be most suitable for an individual, couple or family with older children. In order to tighten up his recall and to encourage bonding with his successful applicant, a series of group dog training classes are a condition of Pablo’s adoption.

Pablo will be a fun, loyal and loving companion. After his ordeal, we very much look forward to placing him in a home where he will be cherished for the rest of his life. All inquiries to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

A huge thanks to Dog Protection Society New Zealand for fostering Pablo, Nose To Tail Dogwash for his complimentary bath, Rachel for rescuing him, and all of the volunteers involved in his care.

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Good news!

Good news! Our weekend street fundraiser made $1,300 to split between our vet clinics – now only $4,431 to go! If you were unable to support us on Saturday, please make a donation at http://test.animalrehoming.co.nz/help-us/donate

Thank you to the fabulous volunteers who gave up their precious time to help on the day; Frank, Gordana, June, Nicole, Arionne, Onjoli, Sam, Maggie, Hannah, Sue, Jenni, Elizabeth, Carla, Imogen… and the dogs Lutha and Baxter! It would not have been possible without you all.

Lena gifted us with branded T-shirts and a professional banner, author Don Batley donated his children’s poetry books, Sue made beautiful beaded bracelets, and Diane from Zest Products gave us a selection of lovely pet bowls.

And of course, special thanks to the members of the public who made generous donations and purchases!

It turns out we can’t even have a fundraising day without rescuing an animal. A fledgling sparrow who had fallen from her nest is now safely in the care of the North Shore Bird Lady. Thank you Sylvia!

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Please help with our huge vet bills

Help! Due to our recent rescue of animals in need of surgeries, our vet bills have climbed towards $6,000 so we urgently need to raise some funds.

We are holding a fundraising street stand this weekend. If you are unable to support it, please make an urgent donation at http://test.animalrehoming.co.nz/help-us/donate

We will be selling a great selection of goodies and collecting donations this coming Saturday 12th December. From 9am – 5pm we will be next to Starbucks in Browns Bay Shopping Centre on the North Shore of Auckland.

Please come and say hello, buy our great products, help with the sales, give out flyers or take our donation buckets among the Christmas shoppers. Thank you so much to our fantastic volunteers who are already helping out.

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Romeo has his forever home

When his doting caregiver passed away, Romeo was left sad and homeless. Fortunately his ailing mum had made arrangements with us in case she didn’t survive her illness. Romeo showered us with his wonderful affection and endearing clumsiness for nine months before one of our volunteers fell head-over-heels in love with him. Maggie’s lifestyle and property flew through our interview processes, so her family came to visit… and Romeo again proved himself equal to his name. Adoption anticipation was at fever pitch!

As soon as the house was ready with door & window signs, beds, scratch pole, litter trays and everything else a spoiled cat could want, Romeo moved in… and is as happy with them as they are with him. We are sure his previous mum is smiling from the heavens.

If you are looking to adopt a homeless cat, we currently have more than twenty under our umbrella. Please e-mail us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

To read about Romeo’s bereavement:https://www.facebook.com/animalrehomingnz/posts/436343999881768

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