Help Kloof SPCA obtain justice for slain Winston Park dog
SAPS confiscated a pistol, shotgun, two hunting rifles and several rounds of ammunition from the man's home.
THE man who shot Winston, a four-year-old male Boerboel in Winston Park on 18 December was released on bail after he was charged under the Firearms Control Act, No 60 of 2000 and the Animals Protection Act No 71 of 1962.
The Kloof and Highway SPCA, a local non-profit organisation, called on the community to make a donation to help them obtain justice for Winston and other animals in the community who need the NPO to be their voice.
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SAPS confiscated a pistol, a shotgun and two hunting rifles with several rounds of ammunition, from the man’s home.
“The Kloof and Highway SPCA would like to thank Heinrich Schwarz who was crucial in finding the perpetrator. We would also like to thank the public for their support during the investigation and especially the caring member of public who reported the traumatic incident. The SPCA needs the eyes and ears of the public to be able to prevent cruelty and get justice for the animals in the community we serve,” said the Kloof SPCA’s Brigitte Rossouw.
Visit the Kloof SPCA’s website, www.kloofspca.co.za, to access its donation page or do an EFT to:
Name: Kloof & Highway SPCA
Bank: FNB
Account No: 50730485741
Branch No: 221526
The Kloof and Highway SPCA’s Brigitte Russouw responds to the below comment made on our Facebook page:
“In order to do the best we can for all animals of all species in our community, which includes investigating cruelty, sterilisation campaigns, education, collecting and admitting of stray and unwanted animals, treating injured and sick animals and rescuing animals in distress, we rely on the public to donate to our SPCA which is an NPO and not government funded
Feel free to contact me on 031 764 1212 should you need any further information.”
Help Kloof SPCA obtain justice for slain Winston Park dog
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