Outstanding Vet Bills 14 Dec 2025: $6,524.70
Contributions gratefully received

News

News

Bandit & Sam are inseparable

When a kind family discovered a very cute rabbit hopping around their garden, they looked after him while they advertised that they had found him. Unfortunately his care-givers didn’t come forward, so the family brought him to us. Our dedicated volunteer Sam fostered this little fellow while we continued to search for his original home. Sam fell head-over-heels in love, so when our search proved fruitless, she named him Bandit and joyfully adopted him. What a happy ending!

However, this means we’ve lost a fantastic rabbit fosterer! If you’d like to foster an animal, please email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

We would like to thank the Veterinary Hospital Group clinic in Hibiscus Coast for applying charity discounts when we have our bunnies vet-checked, de-sexed, vaccinated and micro-chipped.

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Petfood Direct comes to the rescue

We would like to thank the kind people at Petfood Direct for recently donating ten big sacks of dog food, which we were able to share with another rescue organisation.

Over the years we have also been very lucky to receive donations of food and/or equipment from MasterpetPaw JusticeMars, IncorporatedSPCA AUCKLANDHumane Society of New Zealand, Animates NZ and vet clinics. A selection of these donations are pictured below.

We have a continuous need to cater for homeless animals so any support is very much appreciated. We could not manage without the help of our individual supporters and these generous organisations.

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The world is changing

The world is changing. People are becoming more compassionate toward animals. A huge annual slaughter has finally ceased in Nepal, preventing thousands of needless deaths. Time to celebrate!

Video of a young Nepalese boy pleading for a goat's life:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VL0K96NapOQ

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Nepal chooses kindness — ENDING the world's largest animal sacrifice event

Lutha has his home and family!

altFrom the moment they met our puppy, Janice and Paul fell in love with Lutha, and he with them. With outstanding dedication they prepared their property, their indoor environment and their lives for the addition of a big, bouncy, gangly pup entering their world. In-between getting everything ready they enthusiastically maintained the bond by taking him to training classes and coming on walks with our other homeless dogs.

Thank you to Heather for rescuing Lutha, to the Dog Protection Society New Zealand for fostering him, to Colleen for assessing and training him and to all the staff and volunteers who were part of keeping him happy, healthy, fit and socialised. Lutha has a wonderful future ahead of him.

Lucky Lutha, lucky Janice and Paul.

Original advert:https://www.facebook.com/animalrehomingnz/posts/422237931292375

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