NDDF : Namaqua Dog & Donkey Foundation

NDDF : Namaqua Dog & Donkey Foundation NDDF, is a Non ~Profit Organization dedicated to making a difference in the lives of disadvantaged animals.

The main focus of the NDDF is the sterilization of animals to prevent unwanted litters . To enable us to conduct the vital work of our organization , we continuously have to raise funds as we do not receive any government funding .

18/01/2025

We would like to thank our supporter Wanda Gray and her family for their generous donation to our organisation in lieu of Christmas gifts.

This money will be used to geld 5 of 14 horses in Nieu Bethesda as soon as the weather becomes a bit cooler.

Thank you Wanda and family, you rock!

A huge thank you to Jenny Klopper and her colleagues at Wesbank for the donation of Dog and Cat food.We were able to ass...
10/01/2025

A huge thank you to Jenny Klopper and her colleagues at Wesbank for the donation of Dog and Cat food.

We were able to assist a number of animals during the Festive Season due to the kindness of the staff at Wesbank.

14/12/2024
Little Sally from Kempton Park had to have her teeth cleaned and quite a few teeth had to be removed.Thank you, Shane Lu...
12/12/2024

Little Sally from Kempton Park had to have her teeth cleaned and quite a few teeth had to be removed.

Thank you, Shane Luttig from Boksburg for donating a large amount of money towards her dental care.

One boy and one girl from Calitzdorp were sterilised on the 5th of December on behalf of Friends of Calitzdorp Animals
06/12/2024

One boy and one girl from Calitzdorp were sterilised on the 5th of December on behalf of Friends of Calitzdorp Animals

03/12/2024
03/12/2024
13 traps laid in Mountainview and 6 cats caught and in for sterilisations today. Please support us in this project. Any...
03/12/2024

13 traps laid in Mountainview and 6 cats caught and in for sterilisations today. Please support us in this project. Any donation no matter how big or small makes a difference, please use ferals as a reference and your name. Thank you to all our supporters

4 cats from the feral community in Mountainview have been taken in for sterilisation today. 2 males and 2 females. The...
26/11/2024

4 cats from the feral community in Mountainview have been taken in for sterilisation today. 2 males and 2 females. These are the luckier ones that have found safety in some of the houses around the mall. Please help us to continue sterilizing ant donation big or small welcome. Please use ferals and your name as reference. Wecare a Registered NPO and PBO and can issue Section 18a certificates.

22/11/2024

Fudge girl from Calitzdorp was sterilised on the 21st of November on behalf of Friends of Calitzdorp Animals.

We have been asked to assist with a feral colony in Mountainview Pretoria. We are going to try trap and sterilise the c...
21/11/2024

We have been asked to assist with a feral colony in Mountainview Pretoria. We are going to try trap and sterilise the cats and also need to assist with food. As you can see from the pictures below the area is very dilapidated and we would like to set up proper shelter and feeding stations. We hope to get better photos of the cats as soon as they gain our trust. We need funds in order to be able to assist. Any donations welcome please use ferals as the reference. We are a registered PBO and can issue section 18A certificates for all donations.

Four boys from Pet Rescue, Benoni were sterilised today.
15/11/2024

Four boys from Pet Rescue, Benoni were sterilised today.

Two girls from Noupoort were sterilised on the 13th of November.
14/11/2024

Two girls from Noupoort were sterilised on the 13th of November.

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PO Box 16599 . Atlasville . 1465
Boksburg
1459

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Our rescue horse had the skin cancer tumour removed from her third eye lid. She is doing well. Thank you Dr Strydom from Camdeboo Veterinary Practice in Graaff Reinet. A huge thank you again to our supporters who made this possible.

Arriving at their destination

The two horses were finally moved from Steytlerville to Graaff Reinet on Saturday the 10th of February. A huge thank you again to all of the people who contributed financially to make this move possible.

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