SPCA is thanking its foster families for taking in pets while its Kaitāia centre is “temporarily closed” due to health and safety concerns.
But the organisation had no set date for reopening the centre and the concerns that led to it shutting were ongoing, SPCA area manager Margaret Rawiri said.
When asked when the SPCA would reopen a centre in Kaitāia, such as within the next month, three months, six months or longer, Rawiri said: “At this point we do not have an answer to this question.”
She said the centre was temporarily closed as a precautionary health and safety measure, and those concerns with the leased site remain.
“We cannot provide any further details (of the specific issues holding up the centre being reopened) at this point.”