SPCA - Mutare

SPCA - Mutare Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals - Mutare Branch SPCA MUTARE BRANCH
We are calling on all our Mutarians that
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As you all know we have an SPCA in Mutare and of late have been struggling terribly with funds to support all of the animals they have under their care. It does not have to be much. The World Remit forum is convenient in Mutare, and hopefully it would be for you too. Jill.Rickard is our accountant and she would confirm receipt. Email committee member [email protected] for more details. The SP

CA have helped us all in some way and now we need to help them get back on their feet, with your support. I

Our contact details are:
Email - [email protected]
Phone - (+263) 784213618

We would love to hear from you.

PLEASE STOP KILLING SNAKES JUST BECAUSE THEY ARE GREEN. THERE ARE SEVERAL GREEN SNAKES AND A NUMBER ARE NOT JUST HARMLES...
19/02/2025

PLEASE STOP KILLING SNAKES JUST BECAUSE THEY ARE GREEN.
THERE ARE SEVERAL GREEN SNAKES AND A NUMBER ARE NOT JUST HARMLESS, THEY ARE USEFUL.
IF YOU ARE AFRAID OF SNAKES.......WALK AWAY.
THEY DESERVE TO LIVE.
YOU MAY WELL NEVER FIND IT AGAIN.....

Educate before you kill.

Western Natal Green Snake (Philothamnus occidentalis) - Harmless.

A beautiful, bright green snake that is active during the day when it hunts for geckos and frogs. This snake climbs well but is often found on the ground, especially along the banks of well-shaded rivers and streams. It is quick to escape when disturbed and will bite readily if handled but is completely harmless.

Because of the green colour this harmless snake is often mistaken for a Boomslang or Green Mamba and needlessly killed. The Western Natal Green Snake has a whitish belly and may have a bluish tinge and occasionally some darker blotches on the back. It occurs south of Amanzimtoti and inland towards the Drakensberg and further north, as well as into the Eastern Cape and Western Cape to around Swellendam.

More info here: https://www.africansnakebiteinstitute.com/snake/western-natal-green-snake/

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It's heartbreaking for us when a dog gets abandoned, and because it's difficult to find homes...its becoming just as heartbreaking when they are surrendered. This week a brickhouse of a pit bull has been given over. He's the funiest chap, full of the most hilarius grins. He will not be re homed with other dogs as he has been through the mill, and he is such a tank he is too strong in an argument. He needs a loyal home, to himself. Check out the smile......at the end.

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Are these any of your memories?

Were you originally from Mutare? Do you remember amazing characters like Jill Wylie who wrote those equally amazing books “Call Of The Marsh,” Or “Search, Dogs to the rescue”? Or our loved and respected founder member Mr Beau Howell? Or dear Audrey Hagan, as she drove to the city centre every morning to feed the strays who depended on her?

As you all know we still have an SPCA in Mutare and of late have been struggling terribly with funds to support all the animals in our care. While we do everything we can to keep going, we have a monthly stress to work out how to pay the salaries for the 4 amazing men who keep the day to day logistics in hand. We have wonderful dogs and cats to find homes for, and we are doing what we can for the community to be a caring service to their pets. We dip dogs, we visit schools, we have vaccination and animal health programmes to rural areas, we uplift any animals that are maltreated, abandoned or injured, we fundraise, and we move heaven and Earth to re-home. If you are in any way able to give us a helping hand, however small, you would be the one helping us to survive. The SPCA have helped us all in some way and now we need help to survive and continue providing a caring option! If you could spare us a thought, please can you let us know and we can arrange to have bank details sent to you.

We also can receive through WorldRemit, Ecocash or through our Global Giving Forum. If you choose WorldRemit, please tick CASH PICK UP, so we can access Cash not Bond notes.