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No Parvo,
No Puppies

Affordable vaccination, microchipping and desexing support for Waikato dogs.

We help people facing financial barriers protect their dogs from parvovirus and prevent unplanned litters, through practical, respectful support without judgement.

A Waikato dog with their person at a community clinic
Serving communities across Waikato
  • Vaccination
  • Microchipping
  • Desexing

How we can help

Choose the support
your dog needs

Two simple pathways, one shared goal: keeping dogs healthy, safe and with the people who love them.

Vaccination clinics

Sign up first

Sign up, then come along

Clinics are held in Waikato communities when funding allows and local need is greatest. Eligibility criteria help us prioritise support where it is most needed. Koha appreciated, never required.

  • Parvovirus vaccination
  • Flea and worm treatment
  • Microchipping and registration
  • Basic health checkup

Based on funding, local need and eligibility criteria.

See when clinics are on

Low-cost desexing

Apply first

Subsidised desexing through local vet clinics

For people facing financial hardship. Care is delivered by participating veterinary clinics across the Waikato.

  • Male and female dogs
  • Parvovirus vaccination included if needed.
  • Simple, judgement-free application
  • You pay $125, we cover the rest

Limited places, when funding allows. Eligibility criteria apply.

Check eligibility & apply

Community vaccination clinics

Upcoming clinics

Clinics move around the Waikato so support is easier to reach. Choose the location that works best for you.

Te Awamutu - August 2026

Details TBC

Te Kuiti - Late 2026

Details TBC

Before you set off

Good to know before you come

Secure lead

Please arrive with your dog on a secure lead.

Feeling unwell?

If you or your dog are unwell, please do not attend. This is especially important for unwell dogs. Contact us first and we’ll help with the safest next step.

Weather updates

Any postponement will be posted here and on our socials by 10 am.

Eligibility

Who the programme is for

Our subsidised services are intended for people who would otherwise struggle to afford essential preventative care for their dog.

For desexing assistance, we may ask for a Community Services Card or another simple form of financial-hardship confirmation. This helps us direct limited funding to households that need it most.

Dogs being intentionally bred for the sale of puppies are not eligible.

Read the full eligibility criteria
Volunteer welcoming a puppy at a community clinic in Kawhia

Simple from the start

How it works

  1. 01

    Choose a service

    Pick the clinic or desexing pathway that fits your dog.

  2. 02

    Register or apply

    Attend a clinic or complete the short desexing application.

  3. 03

    Receive details

    Approved applicants receive participating vet information.

  4. 04

    Attend treatment

    Bring your dog and follow the veterinary team’s aftercare.

Prevention in action

The difference this
programme makes

Clear outcomes build community confidence and help every funding dollar go further.

580Dogs vaccinated
in 2025
151+Dogs safely
desexed
345+Dogs
microchipped
5Waikato communities
reached
 

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