The PUPP Project
Help the Pupp Project eradicate Parvovirus in New Zealand
Auckland
Parvovirus (Parvo) is a highly contagious virus that kills thousands of puppies & young dogs in NZ each year.
Prevalence is higher in lower socio-economic areas, where financial constraints prevent people from getting their dogs vaccinated.
Our mission is to eradicate parvovirus in New Zealand by raising awareness about vaccination and providing free dog parvo vaccinations to low income families.
By vaccinating a large number of dogs in a community, "herd immunity" can be achieved, leading to a reduction in the spread and risk of parvovirus.
About us
The PUPP Project stands for 'People Uniting to Prevent Parvovirus'. We are a group of volunteer vets, vet nurses and dog lovers whose aim is to reduce the spread of Parvovirus in New Zealand. We are a registered NZ charity.
Use of funds
All money raised will go toward the cost of vaccinating dogs at one of our free vaccination events
More about us
The PUPP Project stands for 'People Uniting to Prevent Parvovirus'. We aim to stop outbreaks of this deadly canine virus in South Auckland by getting free parvovirus vaccinations to dogs whose owners carry a community services card.
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