A+ VET - Afterhours Plus Veterinary Emergency Taranaki

01/06/2026

Deceased Cat Found – Tikorangi

We are seeking the owner of a deceased cat found in the Tikorangi area.

Description:
🐾 Young male (approximately 8 months old)
🐾 Desexed
🐾 Champagne tabby colouring
🐾 No microchip

If you believe this may be your cat, please contact us.

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15/05/2026

Edit: Her family has been found :) Thank you for your help.

🐱 FOUND CAT 🐱
We have had this sweet elderly female cat bought into us this morning from around Boys High school area. She isn’t microchipped, Please contact the clinic on (06) 242 1278 if you think she may be yours.

02/05/2026

24/04/2026

Found Kitten - From Waitara

We have had a small 4-5week old Male (un-castrated) kitten that has been found on Blake street in Waitara. He is safe & well with us at A+ VET now.

If you think this could be your kitten, or you have any information about where he belongs, please get in touch with us.

Proof of ownership will be required.

Please share to help reunite him with his family 🐾

16/04/2026

FOUND KITTEN – From Waitara

A 3–4 month old male (uncastrated) tabby longhaired kitten has been found on Rahiri Street, Waitara. He is safe & well with us at A+ VET now.

He is very friendly and appears well-socialised, so we’re hoping to find his owner. He is not microchipped.

If you think this could be your kitten, or you have any information about where he belongs, please get in touch with us.

Proof of ownership will be required.

Please share to help reunite him with his family 🐾

06/04/2026

Unfortunately we have had 2 deceased cats bought into our clinic over the long weekend, Please contact the clinic if you think they may be yours

- Smokey Grey Entire male found on St Aubyn street, No Microchip

- Tortishell Female found on Cook street, She is microchipped but not registered.

18/02/2026

This was a wonderful case recently shared by St Aubyn Vet Clinic / New Plymouth Vet Group, that shows how awesome it can be having Taranaki vet clinics working together. Little Lottie stayed with us at A+ Vet for 2 nights, being transferred back to her normal clinic each morning.

She arrived to us at A+ Vet at 2am on the first night, under anaesthetic, hypothermic, with a very low heart rate and still critically unwell. Our team stayed up all night with her, continued monitoring her anaesthesia, and she slowly warmed up and stabilised overnight. Our dedicated nurse Jess then drove her back to NPVG in the morning – still with a breathing tube inserted and under anaesthesia – so that she could be transferred directly back to their care.

Lottie’s case is an example of one of the many reasons why we are here – and why we are so glad to be working with other Taranaki vet clinics to provide the best possible care for pets in Taranaki. We don’t get much sleep – but these beautiful pets and happy outcomes make it all worth it! Thank you to St Aubyn Vet Clinic for working with us. We are so happy to hear that Lottie is doing well – read her lovely story below 😊

11/01/2026

FOUND CAT - NEW PLYMOUTH

This elderly male kitty was found in Marfell, New Plymouth this morning, and brought into us at A+Vet. He does not have a microchip. He is very dehydrated and unwell. We have started him on fluids and are hoping to find his family. If you think he might be your cat please call the clinic on (06) 242 1278.

14/05/2025

https://www.thepost.co.nz/nz-news/360687144/new-ed-taranakis-animal-emergencies

Phone: (06) 2421278
Website: www.vetemergencytaranaki.co.nz
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