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Links Policy

The following links are provided for information and convenience only. We cannot accept responsibility for the sites linked to, or the information found there. A link does not imply an endorsement of a site; likewise, not linking to a particular site does not imply lack of endorsement.

We welcome organisations and individuals to create links to our home page and individual pages within our website, without requiring our permission to do so.

If you wish to add a website link that you consider would be of interest to our audience, please email the webmaster with the URL for consideration.

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Rare Breeds Society of New Zealand

There are a number of rare livestock breeds currently found in New Zealand. These range from breeds for which numbers are so small that their survival is endangered, to minority breeds which need to be kept under surveillance. The Rare Breeds Conservation Society of New Zealand was formed to conserve, record and promote these breeds with the particular aim of maintaining genetic diversity within our livestock species.

Willowbank Wildlife Reserve

Willowbank Wildlife Reserve in Christchurch is one of the top New Zealand visitor attractions where you will experience New Zealand wildlife first hand and learn about the diversity of this country’s natural environment and history. Willowbank prides itself on its conservation and rehabilitation of rare & endangered New Zealand species.

The New Zealand Pig Breeders’ Association

The New Zealand Pig Breeders’ Association is an incorporated non-profit making organisation for people interested in owning and breeding pedigree pigs. The Association produces several newsletters per year, which keep its members informed about the activities conducted by the Association and any issues arising that may impact on the breeding and rearing of pedigree pigs.

British Kune Kune Pig Society

In 1993 the British Kune Kune Pig Society was set up. As all the original pigs that were imported had full pedigrees it was vitally important to set up a studbook from the start, to register the pigs in this country. To achieve this, and also to promote the breed and look after its welfare the society was started.

Dutch Kunekune Pig Society

The Dutch Kunekune Pig Society (DKKPS) was established in 2009 in collaboration with the British Kunekune Pig Society. The DKKPS is run on a non-profit basis and issues and keeps an administration of Kunekune pedigrees for members in the Netherlands and on the European Continent. Membership of the DKKPS is open to anyone: if you are already a prospective owner, existing breeder, pet owner or if you are simply interested in learning more and helping Kunekune pigs.

The Kunekune Preserve, USA

The Kunekune Preserve, USA, has the largest herd of purebred New Zealand registered Kunes. Kunekune Preserve was born in 2007 with 8 boars and 14 sows.  All of our beginning stock was carefully bred in Kansas by Katie Rigby before her retirement.

American KuneKune Breeders’ Association

The American KuneKune Breeders’ Association was founded in 2006 by Jim and Lori Enright of USA KuneKunes.  AKBA was formed to provide information and support to KuneKune fanciers and provide to breeders of  purebred KuneKune Pigs in America a means of breed program record keeping in the form of an official registry.

The American KuneKune Pig Society

The American KuneKune Pig Society is run on a non-profit basis to further the interest of the pigs, the pedigree and lineage of the breed, and those who love to keep them. The AKKPS is an official breed registry for pedigree KuneKune pigs, and provides our membership an accessible online herdbook of all AKKPS registered pigs and their ancestors.