Pet and House Sitting

01/08/2024

01/08/2024

01/08/2024

Indeed..

❤️...!

01/08/2024

01/08/2024

Booking is open !
Webtickets

https://www.webtickets.co.za/v2/Event.aspx?itemid=1551334252

September 11th at 19:30
Artscape Opera House

Dancers collaborating for mass Sterilization of animals in need
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01/08/2024

🚨Volunteers wanted 📣

We are on the hunt for volunteers to help us at adoption days, visits to our shelter and home checks 😃

If you’d like to help us out, please pop us a WhatsApp and we’ll add you to our group ❤️ No obligations, just lending a helping hand when you can 🐶

Get in touch with us today ! 😃

☎️ WhatsApp 0744454943

01/08/2024

As the chilly winter nights continue so does the washing, most nights we put down 2 blankets per kennel so the washing keeps piling up. We in desperate need of washing powder to keep up the cleaning of all the blankets. Any donations will be greatly appreciated, donation can be dropped of at the Alberton SPCA premise.
Monetary donations can be made to
Alberton SPCA
Absa Cheque 102 447 1574.
REF washing

01/08/2024

National Sterilization Project is very pleased to announce our funding for a sterilisation project by SAFE in Frasers, Tongaat - a small settlement situated in the sugarcane fields where the people live in extreme poverty.

We are very impressed by the phenomenal work of this organisation that is working to assist and ‘clean up’ one pet community at a time.

All the animals in Frasers have been registered house to house, so all 75 dogs will be sterilised during this project. And it is literally raining puppies! SAFE has already uplifted 13 puppies and there are still 51 on site – these are being stabilised while they are still being weaned and then will be uplifted for adoption. A feeding scheme has also been set up for the animals on site.

And then the cats. The first feral community of 23 cats will be sterilised during this project and there is another estimated 300 to be done. NSP would really like to help SAFE to fully ‘clean up’ this area but our funding has been fully allocated to the end of 2024.

Please consider supporting the ‘cat aspect’ of this project in even the smallest way by making a donation to:
√ National Sterilization Project | STD Bank: 070106363 | BR: 020909 | REF: FRASERS

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

01/08/2024

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01/08/2024

Please Help Us Expand and Save More Lives!

We urgently need your help! The Nigel SPCA is striving to raise R10,000 to purchase a much-needed Wendy house. This new space will allow us to expand our charity shop, which in turn will help us generate more revenue to support the animals in our care.

Every day, we rescue, shelter, and care for countless animals who desperately need our help. Our charity shop plays a crucial role in funding these efforts, but we're currently at capacity and need more space to grow.

How You Can Help:
Donate: Every contribution, no matter how small, brings us closer to our goal.
Share: Spread the word about our campaign to your friends, family, and on social media.

Your support means the world to us and the animals we care for.

Please WhatsApp proof of payment to Angela at 084 485 7020 with your name and the reference "Wendyhouse"

Nigel SPCA
FNB
Acc Nr: 62142471276
Branch Code: 254 005

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01/08/2024

Richards Bay..

SAVE THE DATES!🐾

21/07/2024

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21/07/2024

Nikita

19/07/2024

She brought a leaf in exchange for my barbecue skewers. As I tended to the sizzling grill, I noticed her standing there—a small, scruffy dog with eyes that held a world of stories. Her fur was matted, and her ribs peeked through, evidence of a life filled with struggle. Yet, despite it all, she had a certain grace about her.

I watched as she observed the bustling crowd around my food cart. People came and went, their hurried footsteps echoing on the pavement. Some stopped to buy my skewers, others simply glanced and moved on. But she stayed, her gaze unwavering.

It was then that I realized she wasn't just hungry for food; she hungered for connection. She studied each customer—their expressions, their interactions, their kindness or lack thereof. And in that moment, I saw her vulnerability. She wasn't just a stray dog; she was a survivor, a silent observer of human behavior.

I decided to offer her a skewer. She hesitated at first, as if unsure whether to trust this unexpected act of kindness. But when she took the meat from my hand, her eyes softened. It was more than a leaf; it was a bridge between two worlds—the world of humans and the world of animals.

From that day on, she became a regular visitor. She'd bring me leaves, twigs, even a flower once. Each offering was her way of saying, 'Thank you.' And in return, I'd give her a skewer, our silent pact unspoken but understood.

As the seasons changed, so did our bond. She'd curl up near my cart, seeking warmth on chilly evenings. Sometimes, she'd nudge my hand, reminding me that she was there. And I'd stroke her head, feeling the rough texture of her fur, knowing that our connection transcended words.

People passing by would smile at our unlikely friendship. Some even snapped photos, capturing the essence of compassion in that simple exchange. But they didn't know the whole story—the nights when she'd disappear, returning with scars from street fights, or the moments when she'd look at me with eyes that held both gratitude and longing.

One day, she didn't show up. I waited, hoping she'd return, but she never did. Perhaps she found a forever home, or maybe she moved on to another corner of the city. Either way, I like to believe that our shared moments made a difference—for her and for me.

So, if you ever pass by my skewer cart and see a leaf tucked among the sizzling meat, know that it's not just a leaf. It's a memory, a lesson, a reminder that even in the simplest gestures, there's a connection waiting to be forged 🌿🐾

19/07/2024

15/07/2024

Missing...

Please spread the word for this lost dog. Yoda was LOST on July 10, 2024 in Pretoria, GP 0103 near Watermeyer street

Message from Owner: If found, owner, Marcell, can be contacted on.

Description:

For more info or to contact Yoda's owner, click here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/70522887

Lost or found a pet? Report it to PawBoost here: https://www.pawboost.com/l/rpl

15/07/2024

For the bees...

Good to know

To help the bees during the summer months and not only

There are fewer flowers and other food sources for bees.
Water is so rare and so many bees are drowning while trying to drink in the pools.
Grate an apple and add some water to a bowl. Bees will be able to get the sugars from the fruit and drink the water and not drown as they can stand on the pieces of fruit.
Our bee populations are under threat, let's give them all the support we can.
Thank you 🙏 for them 🐝

( ✍️ Allyson Wilson-Azulay )