
Canine NeuroPark
Bexley, Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand
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Canine NeuroPark is a charity based in Bexley, Christchurch, New Zealand working on animal welfare.
Canine NeuroPark is a charitable trust operating rehabilitation parks for dogs in Christchurch, New Zealand. The parks are designed for dogs recovering from injury or surgery and for dogs showing insecure, defensive or offensive behaviour. Facilities include physiotherapy stations, an adaptation maze and free-running tracks in a semi-natural field setting. Access is by membership and field hire through an online booking system, and members must follow the trust's rules on animal welfare, safety and vaccination. The trust also runs educational resources, videos and workshops on canine behaviour, based on neuroscience and behavioural biology. Co-founders Bono f Beeler and Elena Saltis established the trust, which states that it shares net profits with other canine rehoming charities. Membership fees and field hire charges cover website, booking, maintenance and land costs.
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Neuropark Social
Animal welfare · New Zealand
A second Canine NeuroPark rehab facility at 395 New Brighton Road, Christchurch, run under the same terms as the original park but with more movement around its enclosure.
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Animal Physio NZ, SpeakingDog K9 Services, Galgo Rescue Sanctuary
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