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Belhar: dog had puppies, caller reports that owner beats dog, kicked puppy which died last week – C55965 ...... Brooklyn: cat has no food or water – C50382 ...... Stellenbosch: pony kept on open field, grass always wet, hooves not cleaned for months – C55951 ...... Ruyterwacht: dog with mange, owners moved and left dog behind – C56143 ...... Philadelphia: two cows, sick, denied veterinary treatment – C562 ...... Heideveld: snake inserted into bottle – C34678 ...... Macassar: dog knocked down by car, owner left the dog suffering, went to work – C56128.


Inspectors to the rescue

Vets and helpersAbove are just a few cases of cruelty and neglect currently being investigated by our Inspectors.

And the reason we can respond to dozens of reports like these every day – and rush to the aid of distressed, abandoned, sick and injured animals – is you.

Animals can count on our Inspectors to stand in their defence only because you care.

Government doesn’t fund the SPCA ... animal lovers do. Which is why we ask you to please support your SPCA, by making a donation right here, right now.

Our Inspectors’ devotion and determination are given freely. But their rescue equipment, petrol, and other essentials come at a price.

Laws exist – thank heavens – to protect animals. We have a dedicated team and enough experience and expertise to handle practically any situation involving pets, livestock, and wildlife – including birds and reptiles!

What we don’t have is any guarantee of funding every month. This is why every cent you donate is so greatly valued.

SPCA Inspectors always go the extra mile to reach animals in distress ... will you support them now? Your generosity is the reason we can protect animals – it is the only reason we can answer their cries for help, day and night. Please help us to keep doing that, by making a donation now.

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Survivor
Wickets was brought to our animal hospital, after he strayed onto a busy road and was severely injured. His left hind leg could not be saved so, with permission from his owners, our vet amputated it.

Sadly, his owners never came back to collect him. After a month convalescing in our hospital, Wickets moved to the adoptions centre, where staff and volunteers showered him with affection and watched him slowly adjust to life on three legs.

But we wondered if anyone would take on this brave little dog. After months of waiting, our efforts were rewarded when Julia Aitchison came to the SPCA looking for a new pet.

"When we first met Wickets we knew he was the dog for us," said Julia. Despite losing a leg, his energy and wonderful, loving nature won us over."

Wickets moved to his new home on 23 August and immediately made friends with the family cat Bobby and fellow rescue dog, Haggis.

"Seeing Wickets going home has got to be one of the happiest days ever," said SPCA Kennel Assistant, Cassandra Graff. "This little guy crept into our hearts and we are just so happy and grateful that he has found a wonderful new home."

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Max chooses his new family
Going to the SPCA was a wonderful first time experience for Peter Tolly and his son James.

‘Walking into the cattery was both heartwarming and heart wrenching,’ he said. ‘There were so many beautiful cats saying hello. But Max climbed up the fence to get my attention - eye to eye. After having seen all the other cats, I noticed Max on top of a pedestal, dancing and mewing for me. He made it clear that he had chosen our family.’

‘I love listening to music and when I sit in my recliner with the sound system on, Max will come into the room and lie down next to me or on my lap. He definitely likes music, preferably classical,’ said Peter.

Peter generously donated R 3 500 to the SPCA’s Adoption Centre after having witnessed the love and care that Max received at the hands of Naziemah Roodt, our Cattery Manager.

‘Naziemah and all the animal assistants are doing such a wonderful job. The donation was from Max to say thank you for having given so much care’ said Peter.



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