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Council’s Animal Shelter takes in 500 dogs per year, so if you are looking for a new family member (of the four-legged, furry kind) why not give the shelter a call?
We encourage people to ‘adopt before you shop’ and go and visit to find dogs that really deserve a second chance.
For more … View moreCouncil’s Animal Shelter takes in 500 dogs per year, so if you are looking for a new family member (of the four-legged, furry kind) why not give the shelter a call?
We encourage people to ‘adopt before you shop’ and go and visit to find dogs that really deserve a second chance.
For more details contact the Whangarei SPCA on 09 438 9161.
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Here is Finn, a very successful adoption!
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