Pet Doctors Animal Care Charitable Trust 

The vision of Pet Doctors is to make a positive difference to the lives of all animals in our community. We do this by caring for our clients' pets, as well as those pets less fortunate. We established the Pet Doctors Animal Care Charitable Trust with the goal of helping animals in need.

All Pet Doctors clinics contribute regularly to this fund on behalf of their clients.

This registered charitable Trust collects and distributes funds to needy and deserving pets around New Zealand. This may include:

• Pets who need medical or surgical care, but do not have an owner (or their owner is unable to pay for it)
• Individuals or groups in the community who care for unwanted or stray animals
• Any group, product or service that promotes the care, welfare and humane treatment of animals

The education of the public on all matters concerning the welfare and humane treatment of animals.

The Pet Doctors Animal Care Charitable Trust is a registered charitable trust and further details can be found at the Charities Commission Website.

All Pet Doctors clinics contribute to the funds of the Trust. We also welcome donations from anyone who'd like to help.

Like to make a donation?

Your support would be much appreciated. To make a donation, please post a cheque (payable to Pet Doctors Animal Care Charitable Trust) to: 

Pet Doctors Animal Care Charitable Trust
PO Box 17516
Greenlane AUCKLAND 1546

Please include your return address for a tax receipt. Alternatively, you may deposit directly to our Trust bank account - please email support@nzpetdoctors.co.nz for bank details.

Do you know of a pet, person or group deserving of funds?

Please contact your nearest Pet Doctors clinic to discuss, or to request an Application Form. 

Recent recipients of Donations

• HUHA Animal Sanctuary - assisting injured, neglected and abused animals/wildlife
• December 2012 - Christmas Food Donation Drive - Petpost Ltd in conjunction with Humane Society of NZ and Canterbury Cats Protection League
• Turtle Haven, to assist with upgrading ponds and filtration
• Gizmo, (Dog), Christchurch, to assist with injuries from dog attack
• Trixie (Dog), Hamilton, to assist with tail amputation from an injury
• Franklin Zoo (Elephant) to assist welfare and support
• Felicity (Cat), South Auckland, to assist with eye surgery
• Stripey (Cat), South Auckland, to assist with surgery and treatment
• Levi (Dog), Hamilton, to assist with leg surgery due to road traffic accident
• Melon (Cat), Wellington, to assist with repair of broken jaw
• Oscar (Cat), Hamilton (St John's Ambulance Station), to assist with surgery for leg amputation (see photos at suture removal below)

Recent Supporter

The brewerton family - petone, wellington

Ms Pat Wackrow & Fin, Papatoetoe