Our Sponsors
Bay of Islands Animal Rescue is a volunteer organization and runs purely on donations and fundraising.
We are lucky enough to receive amazing support of our local communities in the way of fostering and helping us out where they can from dog walking to donations of moeny, food and towels.
We are a entirley non-profit organization and our members donate their time and energy for the love of animals. Through the ongoing support of our wonderful sponsors we are able to really make a difference to animals in need.

Corporate partners
We wouldn’t be able to operate without the support of these amazing companies.
We simply can’t thank them enough for their contribution to Bay of Islands Animal Rescue’s work. They are literally saving lives every day.
If your business is interested in becoming a Bay of Islands Animal Rescue sponsor or supporter please drop us a line using the form below.
BAY OF ISLANDS VETERINARY SERVICES • www.bayvets.co.nz
PAW JUSTICE • www.pawjustice.co.nz
GREENWEB LTD WEBSITE DESIGN • www.greenweb.co.nz
FARMSOURSE • www.nzfarmsource.co.nz
KERIKERI PANEL BEATERS • www.kerikeripanelbeaters.co.nz
LAST CHANCE EQUINE SERVICES • LastChanceEquine
GOODNESS GRACIOUS • www.goodnessgracious.co.nz
PAWS POTENTIAL • pawspotential
NEVER ENDING STORY ANIMAL RESCUE • neverendingstory
Thank you to our supporters
In addition to our major sponsors we would also like to extend our thanks to our other supporters BOI Watchdogs, Ruakaka Dog Rescue, Kaipara Kitty, Longacres Animal Haven, Whangarei Dempster, Horse & Mini Rescues, Northland Animal Rescue Support Network and finally to the very generous members of the Russell, Pahia, Opua, Kerikeri and Auckland Communities.
How you can help
If your company is interested in establishing a partnership with us, or is interested in supporting our work by making a gift to us, donating an agreed amount from the sale of a product or choosing us as your charity, then please do get in touch with us by filling in the form below.
THANK YOU • BOI ANIMAL RESCUE
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