Helping you help animals (HUHA) is dedicated to teaching empathy to the community and providing shelter for those less fortunate animals that struggle to survive in today's disposable culture. The sanctuary is fun and interactive in many ways, designed to encourage our community to be proactive and take responsibility for the welfare of animals and the protection of our unique environment. HUHA actively works everyday to find homes and foster care for a multitude of homeless, abandoned, seized and abused animals. We're here to help you help animals.
MAY 2013: HUHA says enough is enough to puppies dying in NZ pet stores.
Join us, sign our petetion and make a difference www.huhacampaigns.org.nz
APRIL 2013: HUHA announces that their NO KILL SHELTER policy works!!
June 2012: Campell Live, Local Council, PAWS and HUHA celebrate as the final
17 Valley Animal Reasearch Beagles are freed.
Watch Beagles Rehab: Campbell Live 18 June 2012
Watch Beagles Final Rescue Campbell Live 19 June 2012
April 2012: HUHA Rehabs and rehomes 350 ex battery hens
March 2012: 15 Greyhounds find Sanctuary with HUHA
Feb 2012: HUHA needs homes for young horses destined for slaughter.
(update ? 22 of the Kaimanawas were transported to HUHA and are ready for adoption)
On the 2nd week of February 2012, Due to the a horse breeder losing the lease on his land 18 yearlings, 14 foal and 7 mares are airmarked for the meat works. With the help of the Kaimanawa Heritage Horse Society HUHA is planning to transport the Captive Bred Horses (these Kaimanawas are not wild mustered) safely to our facilities in Otaki, Kapiti Coast where we will set about finding knowledgeable new homes who are prepared commit to these youngsters who have their whole lives ahead of them. If you would like to adopt a young Kaimanawa or are in a position to physically or financially assist us with this mission then please contact us now....oh and dont forget to follow us daily on facebook : HUHANZ
*** IMPORTANT NOTICE: HUHAs RESPONSE REGARDING THE ANIMALS REMEMAINING AT A CLOSED ANIMAL TESTING FACILITY IN NZ***
Although Margaret from VARC Animal Reasearch Facility remains firm that she will rehome the remaining dogs herself and will not hand over the remaining 5 dogs we are continuing to negotiate. HUHA
have also started carefully rehoming VARC research Beagles that have found
their way to the pound, as well as ones that have not worked out in
homes after Margaret sold them on trademe. So far 18
dogs have new bright futures ahead of them!!
Please follow our regular updates regarding the reasearch dogs on Face Book: HUHANZ
30/11/11 HUHA gets involed in reseach lab beagles rescue on Campbell Live
Get involved, foster, adopt or just follow our progress with the reasearch beagles rehoming on Face Book: HUHANZ
19/10/11 HUHA talks about Equine Therapy on GoodMorning TV
HUHAs 3 missions to CHCH to relocate animals was a great success, 120 dogs, cats, turtles and roosters are safely snuggled up with either permanent or foster families. We would like to send our thoughts to the CHCH families that have had to let their friends go...it is heartbreaking that they are going through this. You can also follow our progress, see photos and view messages from new owners and foster homes on our Facebook page HUHANZ (see link below)
Click on the photo below to see the Campbell live story
How can you help?
You can help by donating to this mission, adopting a put or a dog or fostering a Christchurch earthquake dog.
We are bringing these dogs back to Wellington and you can see all the dogs up for adoption on our adoptions page here.
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Click here to see Cheries weekly blog
Watch HUHAs Christchurch mission on Close Up
Cherie's weekly blog
Hi everyone, I am Cherie the HUHA apprentice. I have started a weekly blog with updates on what we have been doing and what is new at the sanctuary.
Eva's attic supports charities in Wellington for the work they do in the local community. This will help our cause to help animals and teach empathy to visiting groups. You can visit Eva's Attic here.
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