Carletonville SPCA needs your help
The Carletonville SPCA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) asks the community to help repair and upgrade their kennels. Some, like the ones previously used for isolating animals that might have diseases, are in such a bad state that they will have to be rebuilt. To fund this project, the organisation has launched
The Carletonville SPCA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) asks the community to help repair and upgrade their kennels.
Some, like the ones previously used for isolating animals that might have diseases, are in such a bad state that they will have to be rebuilt.
To fund this project, the organisation has launched a 'sponsor a kennel' project, where businesses or residents' names are put onto certain kennels if they are prepared to pay a monthly amount to help with the project. For more information, contact 018 788 6262. The emergency number is 064 752 6035.
Meanwhile, many beautiful dogs and cats at the SPCA are looking for new homes.
Several puppies and kittens, in particular, are up for adoption.
Anyone who wants to take a pet home can visit the SPCA's kennels in Beerster Street from 09:00 to 16:00 on weekdays or 08:00 to 11:00 on Saturdays. The SPCA reminds pet owners that, should their furry friend get lost, they must contact the organisation because many people take strays there.
