Kaitaia, Dominion Road, Three kittens (AID:180682)
Please note ages listed are estimated only and may not be the actual age of the animal listed. If you think this could possibly be your lost pet, please reply to this ad by phone OR visit the Kaitaia SPCA without delay. All animals coming into the Kaitaia SPCA are held for up to 7 days. After 7 days unclaimed, a stray animal may be rehomed by the SPCA, or euthanised (animals may be euthanised earlier if they are severely injured or suffering etc.) Please read the instructions below to contact the Kaitaia SPCA about this ad... REPLY by PHONE (for fastest response) Phone the SPCA on 09 470 7515 ext. 8947 between the hours of 10am and 3pm Mon-Fri. State the SPCA number from the description title of this ad example (AID180682) for the animal you are enquiring about. VISIT THE SPCA Kaitaia at 127 North Rd, Kaitaia. Take the SPCA number from the title of the ad of the animal you feel may a match for your pet. For cats, take a cat carrier to transport.
Gender: Female
Age: 10 weeks
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People associate bullying with children in schools, but it can actually stretch beyond childhood to workplaces or neighbourhoods.
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