More than 120 families saved from domestic violence by Pet Refuge last year as harm levels spike - News Summed Up

More than 120 families saved from domestic violence by Pet Refuge last year as harm levels spike


“By stepping in when I needed it most, Pet Refuge didn’t just give my dog shelter. Photo / Kathryn Nobbs“Research shows more than half of victims have delayed leaving violent situations because they were afraid for their pet’s safety. “I’m just so grateful for Pet Refuge, what a beautiful place to have in the world. “I reached out to Pet Refuge early one morning when I was completely overwhelmed,” she said. “Pet Refuge stepped into a situation that no one else could or would touch and handled it all with care, dignity and compassion….


Source: New Zealand Herald March 14, 2026 16:44 UTC



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