WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES: ‘Don’t report #DogFighting online’ – NSPCA
Residents urged to report suspicions of dog fighting directly to the NSPCA.
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The NSPCA urged the community to not post any suspicions on dog fighting online following recent reports on social media about dog fighting in Bedfordview.
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Nadia Hansa from the NSPCA Special Investigations Unit encouraged residents to report their suspicions directly to the NSPCA.
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“Please do not spread word of suspected dog fighting activities via WhatsApp groups or any social media,” said Hansa.
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Bedfordview Ward 20 Clr Jill Humpreys reported that it is believed that dog fights take place in abandoned buildings and homes in Bedfordview area.
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Hansa said the community must report suspicious activities to the NSPCA Special Investigations Unit on 011 907 3590 or via email nspca@nspca.co.za
Contact Bedfordview and Germiston SPCA on 011 825-5033 or 082 675 0072 (after hours) and Edenvale SPCA on 011 974-9268 or 072 183 9794 (emergency number).
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