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Battery cages are gone, but caged hens are not
On 1 January 2023, a ban on battery cages for egg-laying hens came into effect. But eggs from caged hens, colony eggs, are still being sold.
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How to choose a doggy daycare
Are you considering a doggy daycare for your pup? Read on for some factors to consider when choosing a doggy daycare.
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The difference between Animal Welfare and Animal Rights
People often confuse the terms 'animal welfare' and 'animal rights' - however, they are in fact separate philosophies. This article explores SPCA’s view of the similarities and differences between these two approaches.
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Raising welfare standards for layer hens
How do the SPCA Certified standards compare with the legal Minimum Standards for layer hens? This article provides a clear comparison.
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Benefits of shade and shelter for dairy cattle
SPCA Certified dairy cattle are raised in outdoor pasture systems and provided with shade and shelter to protect them from the elements.
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Benefits of shade and shelter for chickens bred for meat
SPCA Certified chickens are raised in either barn or free range systems. Free range chickens are housed in a shed with the opportunity to access an outdoor area during the day.
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Benefits of shade and shelter for beef cattle
SPCA Certified beef cattle are raised in outdoor pasture systems and provided with shade and shelter to protect them from the elements.
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Driving Animal Welfare Improvements in New Zealand via Certification Programmes
The goal of of SPCA Certified is to improve the lives of animals by working alongside the farming and pet care industries. Our aim is to raise the bar and drive continuous improvement of animal welfare for New Zealand’s animals.
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Benefits of shade and shelter for layer hens
SPCA Certified egg-laying hens are raised in either barn or free range systems. Free range chickens are housed in a shed with the opportunity to access an outdoor area during the day.
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Member profile: Fernglen Farm
The family bringing sheep milk to the fore