New Zealand Open Rescue formed in 2006 after New Zealand animal advocates became immensely frustrated with the Government's lack of real action for animals on factory farms. Since then, New Zealand Open Rescue members have conducted many rescues and investigations at battery hen farms, broiler chicken farms and pig farms across the country. New Zealand Open Rescue works to advocate on behalf of factory farmed animals in numerous ways including; documentary making, film screenings, media commentary, publishing articles, public speaking, school talks and education stalls.

Aims of New Zealand Open Rescue are:

To openly rescue animals from factory farms and to place them into good homes.

To investigate and document conditions and animal suffering inside factory farms.

To educate the public about the plight of factory farmed animals.

To advocate compassion, empathy and justice.

New Zealand Open Rescue
PO Box 37612
Parnell
Auckland