Check out some our ladies working hand in hand with Wildlife Emergency Fund to immobilise and relocate elephants from Addo National Park.
This beautiful peking duck came in recently with a bad infection of her foot due to impossibly wet conditions on her farm!
Thankfully we were able to clean up the foot and bandage her up while the foot dries out and heals!
She’s quite a feisty character and joined us for a rare staff tea break!
Lots of equine work in the last few weeks for us! These happy youngsters are the next generation of winning ponies and best friends from our exceptional stud farms! Watch out for these youngsters!
Dog and Puppy Training!
Are you looking for a pay as you go dog training school for an adult dog or puppy?
S.E.C.P.R.O holds puppy and dog training every Sunday morning. Everything from puppy socialisation, Obedience, agility, and working dog training.
Ask your vet if your puppy vaccinations are ready to go, early socialisation and training can prevent many long term behaviour problems!
In the video you can see Dr Annie’s puppy Rosie on her best behaviour!
Secpro Training Academy - STAG Shooting Range
Remember our rescued caracal from a farmers trap? After a few days in the hospital we moved her to one of our partners in rehabilitation Shamwari Game Reserve where after a few days of rest she was released at great speed back in to the wild.
Far away from anywhere she could get into trouble again!
What a great relief for everyone involved!
Rescued Caracal Released
Remember our rescued caracal from a farmers trap? After a few days in the hospital we moved her to one of our partners in rehabilitation Shamwari Game Reserve where after a few days of rest she was released at great speed back in to the wild.
Far away from anywhere she could get into trouble again!
What a great relief for everyone involved!
🐶🐴🐈🦓 Is your baby staying overnight with us? 🐶🐴🐈🦓
🎥 Check out some of our recent overnight guests on our patient monitoring cameras! 🎥
We are fortunate enough to have access to 24/7 patient monitoring cameras when sick animals are staying in our hospital. This means that even between our actual visits and checks we can monitor our patients.
Our cameras have low light settings for night time monitoring, two way radios to allow us to talk to our patients (and sometimes hear them talk back), lights and zooms for more in-depth checks.
For some patients we even use the motion detector settings to pick up every times the animal moves on the case of animals that are at risk of seizures or getting anxious overnight. These motion detector alerts get pinged to the whole team on duty that night to allow us to make sure everyone’s ok!
We can even take photos and record videos to send to worried pet parents and owners at home!
So next time your pet dog, cat or even zebra needs to stay with us overnight don’t worry we will be keeping a close eye!
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Come inside you never know what you might find!
This year is already Mooooooving by so fast….
On their weekly equine rounds Dr Annie and assistant Simoné got stuck in the best kind of road block!
Never a dull mooooooooment when you are on the road!
Following on from our earlier story here is “Thymes Up” meeting his foster mum for the first time!
His story may be heartbreaking but it has a happy ending for this confident little colt!
We can’t wait to watch you grow up!
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