131 days ago

Poll: πŸŽƒ Which furry fiend deserves the Spooktober crown? πŸ‘‘

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

It’s time to cast your vote for Neighbourly’s Fang-tastic Pet! πŸΎπŸ‘»

Our top 4 frightfully fabulous finalists are:
πŸ•· Nevado from Saint Johns – a spooky spider with serious style
πŸ‘» Munchkin from New Lynn – rocking his chillingly cute getup
🦴 Bruce from New Brighton – give this ghoul a hand!
πŸ¦‡ Wednesday from Trentham – representing the family in true spooky fashion

Vote for your favourite and help crown this year’s Fang-tastic Pet Champion! πŸ†
The winning costume will take home a $200 Prezzy Card! πŸ’Έ

πŸ•ΈοΈ Don’t ghost us β€” vote now!

πŸŽƒ Which furry fiend deserves the Spooktober crown? πŸ‘‘
  • 9.6% Nevado – a spooky spider with serious style
    9.6% Complete
  • 38.1% Munchkin – rocking his chillingly cute getup
    38.1% Complete
  • 37.9% Bruce – give this ghoul a hand!
    37.9% Complete
  • 14.5% Wednesday – representing the family
    14.5% Complete
544 votes
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❌ Never ask for your banking passwords, PINs, or verification codes​​
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Natasha Busch

Rhondda from Hauraki

We welcome Natasha back from her year in Switzerland.

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