Members Resources
Expand your knowledge with these press releases, training tips, guidelines and need-to-know information from our friends across the pet care industry.
Tararua District Council: Cat Bylaw
Keeping Cats Except with the approval of Council, no person may keep more than three cats on a Premises. Every cat over six months old must be: a. Microchipped and the cat’s microchip registered with New Zealand Companion Animals Register; and b. Desexed. Clauses 7.1 and 7.2 do not apply to lawfully established vets; or the SPCA or similar registered charities; or lawfully established cat boarding Premises. If, in the opinion of Council, the keeping of cats on a Premises is, or is likely to become a Nuisance, Council may, by written notice, require the number of cats kept on the Premises to be reduced; or take other such precautions as may be considered necessary by Council to reduce the Nuisance effects. It is the duty of the owner or occupier of the Premises to abate the Nuisance as required in the notice within the time period specified in that notice.
Nelson City Council: Cat Bylaw
Any cat over four months of age must be: a. Microchipped and the cat’s microchip registered with the New Zealand Companion Animal Register; and b. Desexed, unless: i. the cat is kept for breeding purposes; and registered with a nationally recognised cat breeders body, or ii. the owner provides a certificate from a registered veterinarian stating that the desexing of the cat will adversely affect its health and/or welfare.
Auckland City Council: Keeping Cats & Animal Management Bylaw
How many cats you can keep Find out how many cats may be kept on a single private property. Looking after stray or mistreated cats How to manage stray cats and how to report mistreatment of cats. Be a responsible cat owner Guidelines for looking after your cat or kitten, including de-sexing and micro-chipping.
Meta Blueprint: Create Ads From A Facebook Page
Grow followers and increase traffic to your site using Facebook Ads. With these 5 simple steps you’ll learn to identify potential customers then market your product to them with a customised ad tailored to fit your needs.
Get started with Ads Manager
Ads Manager is your starting point for running ads on Facebook, Instagram, Messenger or Audience Network. It’s an all-in-one tool for creating ads, managing when and where they’ll run, and tracking how well your campaigns are performing. In this video, you’ll learn how to run all of your ad campaigns using Ads Manager while learning tips from a real business owner.
Meta Blueprint: How To Post On A Facebook Page
Posting on your Facebook Page is a great way to let your customers and fans know what your business is up to. Keep customers interested and engaged with industry information, product updates, event notifications and more. Learn how to use your Facebook Page to stay top of mind with customers, build your community and grow your business. Plus, find out how to make the most out of your Page with tips from a business owner.
Meta Blueprint: How To Create A Facebook Page
A Facebook Business Page can help drive traffic to your business—think of your Page as a digital storefront. Your Page makes it easy for people to find out more about what you offer and get in touch with you. Once your Page is live, spread the word by inviting customers and friends to follow you. Watch this video to learn how to set up a Page in 5 easy steps.
META: Advertising Education Resources
Organic posting: Learn more about posting for free from your Facebook Page or Instagram account. Ads education: Become an ads expert with these additional resources. Strategy and additional education: Learn more advanced advertiser techniques with these additional resources.
Pet Sitting Advertising Options for NZ Professionals.pdf
We’ve put together this handy table to help Kiwi pet sitters navigate various costs and benefits of paid advertising platforms and connect with resources to support their professional growth. Take a look at some of the paid professional platforms available to Kiwi pet sitters.
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