Community starts to spread some cheer

The Germiston SPCA’s Christmas Cheer Fund received a huge boost this week, with a number of donations coming in.

The fund is currently sitting on R14 723.

As the festive season approaches, more and more animals will be abandoned or become strays as people plan festive season activities.

This is where the Germiston SPCA comes in, as the animals’ only hope of salvation.

To help with the influx of animals during this time, the SPCA’s Christmas Cheer Fund has officially opened.

The society needs the community’s assistance to make sure there are enough funds to care for the animals over the festive season.

All the money raised will go towards the care of abused, abandoned and stray animals.

So do your bit this festive season and help to change the life of an animal.

All donations will be acknowledged in the GCN on a weekly basis.

It is so easy to help.

All you need to do is make a donation, big or small, it doesn’t matter, as every cent helps.

When making your donation, please give your first name and surname, so that you can be thanked properly in the GCN.

Donations can be made at the Germiston SPCA’s kennels, in Junction Road, Driehoek, or paid straight into the Germiston SPCA’s bank account.

The banking details are as follows:
Bank: FNB – Eastgate
Branch code: 257 705
Account number: 51112716150
Account holder: SPCA Germiston
Reference: Christmas Cheer and your full name.

For more information, call the SPCA on 082 675 0072.

Donations were received from the following people this week:

• M J Zinn: R50
• Anonymous: R120
• Woodhouse family: R200
• S Pretorius: R753
• Von Bezing: R300
• Bandit: R1 000
• Stacy van Popering: R100
• G de K: R150
• C Webber: R180
• Yougan Pillay: R200
• Jen: R500
• Wendy: R50
• Edith Ilona: R100
• A J Moss: R100
• Cynthia Aronowitz: R200
• Georgie se Apteek: R1 000
• Max the Staffie: R2 000
• Gemma Koor: R3 000
• M Hutter: R1 000
• S & A Grobler (Roxy): R500
• Chloe: R500
• Gavin J: R200

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