SPCA Outreach clinic promotes animal welfare
The SPCA is making a difference in the lives of rural animals.
Seventy-three dogs and cats were sterilised, vaccinated and treated for ticks, fleas and other external parasites at the Kloof & Highway SPCA second Outreach Clinic of the year, held at the SPCA.
The clinic was held over a two-day period, and each animal was sent home with some food and a blanket.
“The aim of these Outreach Clinics is to reach out to the most vulnerable animals in poverty-stricken areas and provide primary healthcare, thus promoting the health and welfare of animals and people,” said Lisa Gadd, PR for Kloof SPCA.
She added, “The Kloof & Highway SPCA would like to say thank-you to our donors who make these clinics possible. Without our supporters’ generosity the Kloof & Highway SPCA would not be able to continue the work that we do in animal welfare.”
For more information about these clinics and how to help in the funding of this project, please contact Lisa Gadd on 031 764 1212 or e-mail pr@kloofspca.co.za.
