HELP US FUNDRAISE FOR OUR LOCAL HEROES!
does so much for our animals in the Far North Community who go without day in and day out. They work tirelessly to help out the less fortunate and those would in our district who cannot help themselves.Â
This Winter, we are doing our bit to help this amazing organisation out by helping them raise $3000 here at Northland Petfood with a special focus on raising awareness for life-chain dogs. These are dogs who spend their entire lives chained and never get to experience the freedom to run and play.
Simply choose one of the donation values and pop your contribution through!
- $5: the Cost of a one morning Coffee can go far in supporting a dog in need!
- $10: Buy a collar! This donation will buy a Pet One Comfy Collar and will help BOI Rescue get damaging chains off dogs' necks.
- $30: Food for thought. $30 can feed a dog for 2 weeks or more!
- $50: Blankets & Beds galore. Help BOI rescue keep dogs warm by supplying them with blankets and beds to keep dogs warm and dry this winter.
- $135: Give them a house! This will buy a kennel to help BOI Rescue house dogs and get them safe, secure, dry and above all, WARM.
"Animal rescue and rehoming
Never-Ending Story had been an animal rescue movement for over 12 years when its founder moved to the Bay of Islands. Here she and a group of passionate, like-minded people saw the need to make a difference. They joined together to rescue and rehome animals and, in early 2017, formed Bay of Islands Animal Rescue. To date, the charity has rehomed over 3000 dogs as well as hundreds of cats, horses, sheep, pigs, cows, ducks, chickens and even rabbits and alpaca.
In the three years that BOIAR has been operating, our combined skills, contacts, resources, ideas and capabilities have opened up huge opportunities. We are proud to say we now have a team of professionals including highly experienced vets, lawyers, marketers, chartered accountants and website and social media experts working alongside BOIAR, helping us make a difference to hundreds of animals lives."
- B.O.I. Animal Rescue
