Wollies Animal Project

Wollies Animal Project Rescuing and re-homing animals - giving a second chance at a good life. We are a pro-life organization. We are a non-profit organization. We take no chances!

Wollies Animal Shelter is located at 101 Rooikat Street, Hesteapark, Pretoria North at the old Police Bungalows. In 2003 Wollies Animal Project was established with the specific goal in mind, to assist people in disadvantaged areas, who could not afford the normal sterilisation rates. We were fortunate enough to find a vet who reduced their rates to make it more affordable to the community. In 20

13 we started the Wollies Animal Shelter. To date, we have helped to sterilise thousands of animals a year. We do allow our animals to be homed outside of Pretoria. For any information on our Dog Adoptions, please contact or Whatsapp our Kennel Manager, Innocent on 061-605-0002. Our adoption fee for DOGS is R650 and includes sterilisation, vaccination and deworming (please note if it is a pup we only do the first vaccination, the 2 follow up vaccinations must be done at your vet) and deworming and the adoption fee for PUPPIES is R750. Our adoption fee for CATS is R600 and includes sterilisation, vaccination, deworming and they are tested for FIV/FelV. The adoption fee for KITTENS is R750. We conduct strict home checks to ensure that the family and the animal will be well suited. The animal's safety and having a good life is our main concern. Security companies WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED!! We believe that animals are an integral part of the family and should be inside at nights. Animals have excellent hearing and will still alert you should there be an intruder. Leaving animals outside at night is very dangerous for them. They are poisoned during attempted house break-ins and NO animal deserves to die, especially in that horrendous way. A LITTLE ABOUT WOLLIES

The most important things for us is – sterilization and re-homing. Giving that one doggy or cat a second chance in life. Wish we could get the message out to the public and pet owners on the importance of sterilisation. Trying to change people's minds and educate them on how to treat animals decently. These two aspects are the most important part of why we are doing what we do. Animal Welfare begins with sterilisation. Sterilisation should not be an option but a necessity and a priority. Too often pet owners are discouraged from having their pets sterilised due to the high costs involved, but the advantages far outweigh the vet's invoice PLUS adopting a pet from a shelter allows you to qualify for discounted sterilisation rates from most vets. REASONS TO STERILISE:

Fewer unwanted litters –
It is the most effective and humane method to control the growth of the already overly grown animal population. The animals can no longer breed and multiply, thereby the stray animal population eventually decreases resulting in fewer animals having to be euthanised at vets and municipal pounds. There are just not enough animal welfare organisations to take in any more animals. There are not enough homes. The supply far outweighs the demand. Less nuisance behaviour –
Eliminates the desire to find a mate. The sterilized male is less likely to roam. The female will not come on heat and attract males or soil the house. Improved health –
Reduces the risk of breast cancer, eliminates the risk of ovarian cancer and uterine infections as well as venereal tumours. Improved demeanour –
Problems with territorial or sexual aggression in male dogs can be partly managed by neutering, which also eliminates the risk of testicular cancer and the chance of contracting sexually transmitted diseases. Cleaner Environments –
Neutering virtually eliminates the offensive scent of tom cats. Less Injury –
Un-sterilised tom cats are known to “rape” females and do not discriminate between sterilised and un-sterilised females. Toms can inflict serious and painful injuries on female cats. Wollies have assisted four of the 7 squatter camps in the area as well as two retirement centres with pet sterilisation. Sadly with the downturn of the economy, which has affected many people and many communities, it's always the animals that suffer first. They end up being fed less, their owners forced to downgrade to smaller homes which in turn means that the animals cannot remain with the family etc. So many factors are against our precious furry family members - we need to help where we can to save as many lives as we possibly can. Until every cage is empty. There are just TOO many animals being put to sleep every year. Responsible pet ownership is the only way. Don't breed or buy while shelter animals die!!! Animals are sentient beings, they have the ability to feel, to perceive, to be conscious….to suffer and as sentient beings should be afforded the right to life, dignity and welfare.

Pollos (male about 6 years old) and Babs (female about 7/8 years old) are still waiting for their forever family.They ar...
12/09/2024

Pollos (male about 6 years old) and Babs (female about 7/8 years old) are still waiting for their forever family.
They are bonded and must be adopted together. Please help them with a loving home, where they will sleep indoors and be part of the family.
083 534 5051☎️
061 605 0002☎️
PRETORIA NORTH

A very big thank you to all who participated and donated at "Sweat for Pets", held at the Pretoria Country club on the 7...
12/09/2024

A very big thank you to all who participated and donated at "Sweat for Pets", held at the Pretoria Country club on the 7th. Thank you David and team, we appreciate this very much!!

Annelise Burger skenk pet's mince.  Baie dankie!!
12/09/2024

Annelise Burger skenk pet's mince. Baie dankie!!

Thank you so much to everyone who donated dog food and cat food through Montego Cares!!  We have attached the names as r...
12/09/2024

Thank you so much to everyone who donated dog food and cat food through Montego Cares!! We have attached the names as received from Montego, we cannot thank each one of you enough for your generosity. We appreciate this so much!! Thank you to:
Rona Livanos
Janine Minne
Lizette+Elna van Niekerk
Liechka Groenewald
Thea Janse van Rensburg
Annelize Pienaar
Marinda Roelofse
Cherice Len
Janine Minne
This is currently the most affordable way to assist us online via Montego Pet Nutrition.
1. Visit https://www.montegopower.store/dog
for dog food or https://www.montegopower.store/cat
for cat food.
2. Scroll down to the bottom of the page & click on the "Add to Cart" button under the Wollies logo.
3. Select the number of 20kg bags you would like to donate & Check out.
4. All the dogs and cats at Wollies Animal Project thank you in advance for your generous donation.🥰

12/09/2024

This sweet girl (Medium cross) was found roaming in River Road (Irene Glen Estate), Irene and brought in to Valley Farm Animal Hospital.
Does she belong to you or do you know who she belongs to?
Please call us on 012 991 3573.
Proof of ownership required.
Boarding or reduced chipping fee may apply.

ADOPT. DONATE. VOLUNTEER.FOSTER (an old dog)🐾Wollies101 Rooikat streetEntrance Mastiff streetHestea ParkPretoria Nort
11/09/2024

ADOPT. DONATE. VOLUNTEER.
FOSTER (an old dog)🐾
Wollies
101 Rooikat street
Entrance Mastiff street
Hestea Park
Pretoria Nort

11/09/2024
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11/09/2024

SPAY ❤️ NEUTER 🐾 ADOPT

11/09/2024

Have you ever wondered why so many senior dogs end up in shelters? It's heartbreaking, especially as these older dogs, who most likely have spent their entire lives as loyal companions, are often surrendered for reasons beyond their control:

🐾 Their elderly owners passed away or moved into care facilities that don’t allow dogs, leaving these loyal companions behind.
🐾 Families hit with economic hardships lose their homes, and sadly, the dogs become homeless too.
🐾 Divorce, new babies, or simply not wanting the responsibility anymore leaves many seniors without a home.
🐾 Some are rescued from hoarding, neglect, or abusive situations by authorities.
🐾Others are found as strays, wandering neighborhoods or abandoned by the side of the road.
🐾 Some dogs are surrendered because their health declines, and the families either can't or won’t deal with the medical needs.

Can you imagine how confused and heartbroken these senior dogs must feel? After years of loyalty, they’re left behind at a time when they need love the most.

If you’ve adopted a senior dog, paws up to you! You’ve given them the love and comfort they deserve. And if you’re thinking about adding a new furry friend to your family, please consider a senior dog. They may have some grey around the muzzle, but they have endless love left to give.

Let's give these golden oldies the second chance they deserve!

Ben and Sasha were given up in March. They are 6 years old and must be adopted together. They are two lovings dogs and g...
11/09/2024

Ben and Sasha were given up in March. They are 6 years old and must be adopted together. They are two lovings dogs and good with children. Please help them with a forever home where they will be part of the family. They really deserve a home and family of their own.🐾
061 605 0002 Inno
Or 083 534 5051☎️

PLEASE donate some food for the animals in our care. We use a lot of cat and dog food every day.🐾We use 5 big bins full ...
11/09/2024

PLEASE donate some food for the animals in our care. We use a lot of cat and dog food every day.🐾
We use 5 big bins full of food for the dogs and 2 full bins for the cats, per day.
079 916 4602☎️
101 Rooikat streer
Entrance Mastiff street
Hestea Park
Pretoria North

Abigail adopted by Mbeje family. Thank you so much. 🩷
11/09/2024

Abigail adopted by Mbeje family. Thank you so much. 🩷

Kroukamp family adopt Lallie. Thank you so much.🩷
11/09/2024

Kroukamp family adopt Lallie. Thank you so much.🩷

Entry fee: cat or dog food
11/09/2024

Entry fee: cat or dog food

📣 Join Us for the Rafiki Coffee Launch Day at Wollies Animal Shelter! 📣📅 Date: 5 October 2024🦮Dog Walk: 8:00 AM⏰️  Marke...
11/09/2024

📣 Join Us for the Rafiki Coffee Launch Day at Wollies Animal Shelter! 📣

📅 Date: 5 October 2024

🦮Dog Walk: 8:00 AM
⏰️ Market Opening: 9:00 AM
📍 Location: Wollies Shelter Grounds

Event Highlights:
🐾 Walk a Dog Event: Start your morning by walking a furry friend at 8:00 AM.

☕ Rafiki Coffee Tent: Taste our delicious blends and learn more about our mission.

🎶 Live Entertainment: Enjoy music from local artists throughout the day.

🍔 Food & Drinks: Indulge in a variety of food and beverages from local vendors.

🎉 Fun Activities for Kids: Games, face painting, and more to keep the little ones entertained.

🏆 Competitions & Prizes: Participate in exciting contests for a chance to win amazing prizes.

Swart family adopt Layla and Shiloh. Thank you so much.🩷🩷
10/09/2024

Swart family adopt Layla and Shiloh. Thank you so much.🩷🩷

10/09/2024

Please spread the word for this lost cat. Apache And Ty was LOST on August 27, 2024 in Temba, GP 0407 near Temba Animal Clinic

Message from Owner: Please help me find my babies as I miss them so much, took them for sterilization at Temba Animal Clinic when the cage broke and they ran off.

Description: Female Apache, White and light grey and brown
Male Ty, Dark grey, scared of strangers.

For more info or to contact Apache And Ty's owner, click here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/70739692

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

10/09/2024

URGENT! Injured. Receiving treatment

This boy (Pit bull) was found in Transoranje Street/Church Street, Pretoria Weet and brought in to Valley Farm Animal Hospital.
Does he belong to you or do you know who he belongs to?
Please call us on 012 991 3573.
Proof of ownership required.
Boarding or reduced chipping fee may apply.

10/09/2024
Strydom family adopt Amy. Thank you so much.🩷
08/09/2024

Strydom family adopt Amy. Thank you so much.🩷

08/09/2024
Singh family adopt Shiasu. Thank you so much.❤️
08/09/2024

Singh family adopt Shiasu. Thank you so much.❤️

Address

101 Rooikat Street, Hesteapark, Pretoria North (Entrance In Mastiff Street)�
Pretoria
0183

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 16:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 16:00
Thursday 09:00 - 16:00
Friday 09:00 - 16:00
Saturday 09:00 - 16:00
Sunday 09:00 - 12:00

Telephone

+27833391692

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