Te Tohu Maimoa
Awards held twice a year by Companion Animals NZ to recognise contributions, big and small, made to animal welfare in the last six months in Aotearoa. Maimoa, as a verb means 'to cherish or care for' and as a noun means 'companion animal'. Te Tohu is te reo for 'award'.
Nominations ARE Now closed
Te Tohu Maimoa
Te Tohu Maimoa recognises the contribution of people involved in the well-being of Companion Animals in New Zealand. The awards are held twice a year (except in Assisi award years) and nominations should focus on achievements in the previous 6 months. The awards are open to everyone working with companion animals: volunteers, staff, educators and officers who have improved the lives of animals by demonstrating at least one of the Companion Animals New Zealand core values:
1. Collective & Effective (Working together to create a Good Life)
2. Quality & Integrity (Striving for excellence)
3. Respect & Compassion (for pets, the planet and other people)
Nominations are open to high profile welfare advocates and unsung heroes. We look forward to your nominations!
Maimoa, as a verb means 'to cherish or care for' and as a noun means 'companion animal'.
Te Tohu is te reo for 'award'
Please submit nominations for Te Tohu Maimoa using the form below. Make sure you explain which Companion Animals NZ core value has been exhibited by your nominee.
Keep an eye on our Facebook page for award announcements.