Animal Anti-Cruelty League Port Elizabeth

Animal Anti-Cruelty League Port Elizabeth AACL Port Elizabeth NPO 000-565 Fieldworkers witness cruelty, neglect and ignorance every day in these areas. Chairman: Mr Glen Truscott

AACL Port Elizabeth NPO 000-565

The AACL provides assistance to indigent communities, including squatter camps, residing in the northern areas of Nelson Mandela Bay. However, the AACL's presence and the assistance they provide on a daily basis has brought both relief and upliftment to these communities and their pets.The AACL P.E's centre is located in Cleary Park and their charity shop is in Walmer, Port Elizabeth.

24/01/2025
21/01/2025

⚠️ Warning : Video contains an overload of cuteness 😍

We introduce this homeless cutie pie, a female tortoise shell kitten of approximately 8 weeks old.

She would love to have a family of her own. Please contact us if you would like to meet and adopt her. Our adoption fee is R700, which includes sterilization when she is old enough and the first vaccination.

Alternatively, we will also be grateful for an interim foster home.

We can be contacted on 041 4561776. We are also on whatsapp. 🐱

Please share far and wide. 😍

En route to a complaint, we stopped on Old Cape Road to help this fella safely cross the road, as it was about to get hi...
16/01/2025

En route to a complaint, we stopped on Old Cape Road to help this fella safely cross the road, as it was about to get hit by a car.

Inspector Yogi was thanked with a painful pinch! 😅 At least he still has all his fingers!

All creatures matter. 😉

16/01/2025
Update: Could be missing dog from Rowallan Park. Owner is aware and searching the area where dog was last seen. This loo...
15/01/2025

Update: Could be missing dog from Rowallan Park. Owner is aware and searching the area where dog was last seen.

This looks like missing dog poster which was circulated on facebook some time ago. The dog is thinner now. Please help us to find the poster so that the owners can be contacted.

Every municipality needs an Andries! While some residents wanted NMBM to cut tall grass on a municipal land near their h...
13/01/2025

Every municipality needs an Andries!

While some residents wanted NMBM to cut tall grass on a municipal land near their homes for safety concerns, others feared for the safety of the wildlife inhabitants of the land. We were asked to mediate the situation and we in turn requested to meet the grass cutting contractor.

Fortunately for us, NMBM contracted Blue Steel to cut the grass. Andries van Wyk- what a compassionate man!

Andries made sure he drove his 🚜 tractor slower so that baby guinea fowls had enough time to flee and would not be startled. He planted our flags at every guinea fowl nest, carefully avoiding any harm to the nest or eggs.

Although the adults initially fled their nests 🪹 due to the noise, we later saw the birds return, again sitting on their nests.

Thank you Ian Greener, Blue Steel and Andries for ensuring the safety of both humans and non humans with such compassion. Our thanks to Retief Odendaal too.

Imagine if NMBM could do this for every wildlife inhabited urban land. One flag at a time. It is their home too. 😊

Stuck between a tank and a wall. Our Inspector Yogi used some great acrobatic moves with his catchpole and net to get th...
09/01/2025

Stuck between a tank and a wall.

Our Inspector Yogi used some great acrobatic moves with his catchpole and net to get this kitty out of its predicament. It got stuck in between a water tank and wall.

At first, the Gelvendale home owner thought that it would be able to get out by itself and they dropped water and food down. However, after 2 days they realized it could not get out on its own and called for our help.

The neighbours do not know who this cat belongs to. Please contact us if yours is missing.

Stray kittens found in the road by children, extension 21, Bethelsdorp.The kittens were safely impounded. Please let us ...
09/01/2025

Stray kittens found in the road by children, extension 21, Bethelsdorp.

The kittens were safely impounded. Please let us know if you know who these kittens belong to.

We need to contact the owner about care and sterilization etc.

Battery acid case in Court. Not all complainants can testify for themselves, and therefore we are the voice for the voic...
08/01/2025

Battery acid case in Court.

Not all complainants can testify for themselves, and therefore we are the voice for the voiceless.

After a Schauderville father, daughter and their dog were victims of an alleged battery acid attack last year, we offered veterinary assistance to the dog. We also compiled statements and requested the NPA to add additional counts in terms of the Animal Protection Act 71 of 1962, so that the non- human complainant would not be forgotten.

The accused appeared in the Gelvendale Court earlier today and the matter was postponed for her attorney to obtain copies of the docket.

The dog recovered. 🐕

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0814704319 After Hours EMERGENCIES, 51 Harry Trichardt Crescent, Cleary Park, Opposite The SHELL Garage At Cleary Park Shopping Center. , We Are Closed Weekends
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⚠️ Warning : Video contains an overload of cuteness 😍 We introduce this homeless cutie pie, a female tortoise shell kitten of approximately 8 weeks old. She would love to have a family of her own. Please contact us if you would like to meet and adopt her. Our adoption fee is R700, which includes sterilization when she is old enough and the first vaccination. Alternatively, we will also be grateful for an interim foster home. We can be contacted on 041 4561776. We are also on whatsapp. 🐱 Please share far and wide. 😍

Missing female dog : 😪 Owner : 078 880 1898 Tristan Went missing in Saltlake near Jaftha street. Please share

It is raining again. 🌧 🥹 Please provide shelter for all animals. No animal must be chained.

All lives matter and there is no need to harm or kill anything. 🐍 Our Inspector Clayton and King took this snake from Windvogel and released it into the wild, away from houses. With more and more wildlife habitat being destroyed, wild animals often find themselves in urban areas. There is no need to hurt or kill any animal when animals can be caught and safely released elsewhere. 😊

It is raining 🌧 Our field teams covered low lying areas today to check that animals are not trapped or tethered. Our work will continue on the ground early morning. A level 6 warning was issued for NMBM.

Over the next few days we will highlight our Inspectors' daily struggle in our WAR AGAINST CHAINING. During pro active work in Missionvale yesterday, our Inspector Clayton managed to free a number of dogs from their tethers, issuing stern written warnings to the owners. Unfortunately not even a tortoise was spared a cruel existence. The tortoise was removed and will be rehabilitated and released into the wild, where it belongs. We remind public that a permit from DEDEA is necessary to own any wildlife in the Eastern Cape.

Our beautiful Coco is still praying for a home. She is only 2 years old, but has been through such sadness. Coco was tethered around the waist and later the rope became embedded, almost severing the bottom half of her body and limbs. Watch her story here below. Please whatsapp us if you would like to meet this sweet girl: 041 4561776. 🤗

Just imagine the suffering if our Field Team was not on the ground to take action ....

Look at the joy the dog experiences when Clayton took its chain off. Imagine a living area of less than 1m x 1m and the utter boredom, day in and out. 🥲 Say NO to chaining. YES to dogs living in closed/fenced yards. We have seen indigent dog owners using wooden pallets, bread baskets, spring mattresses etc. to make fences. It can be done. Where there is a will, there is a way. 😊 Poverty is no excuse for animal abuse.

🌟 **Heartfelt Thanks to Our Dedicated Veterinary Team!** 🌟 Just a sneak peek of what our veterinary team is doing inside our clinic. Their compassion and commitment make a world of difference for both pets and their owners. In areas where resources are scarce, their efforts in delivering medical care, vaccinations, and education ensure that many animals get the chance to live a healthier, happier life. Together, we are making the world a better place, one paw (or hoof) at a time. 🐾❤️

We need soft, tinned dog 🐕 and cat 🐱food for our clinic patients please. Any brand will do. Should anyone wish to donate, kindly drop the tins at our Bargain Box shop, corner of Main Road and 9th Avenue, Walmer or at our Cleary Park Clinic. Thank you. 😍

Coco loves her walks and is a very sweet, loving 2 year old female. 🐕 She would like to have her own home and she is sterilized and vaccinated already. Coco's story started when she was cruelly tethered to the waist with a rope cutting into her flesh. Please share this post so that we can find her a happy, ever after. 😍 Whatsapp 0414561776 to get more info and pictures of her.

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AACL Port Elizabeth NPO 000-565 The AACL provides assistance to indigent communities, including squatter camps, resid...ing in the northern areas of Nelson Mandela Bay. Fieldworkers witness cruelty, neglect and ignorance every day at the many dipping spots in these areas. However, the AACL's presence and the assistance they provide on a daily and weekly basis has brought both relief and upliftment to these communities and their pets.The AACL P.E's centre is located in Cleary Park and their charity shop is in Walmer, Port Elizabeth. Chairman: Mr Glen Truscott