AACL’s May adoption corner

THE Animal Anti-Cruelty League (AACL) hopes to find forever homes for the cats and dogs currently in its care.

“Due to the lockdown, it is obviously not our normal process for adoption as people are unable to come to the farm to interact with the animal they are interested in.We most certainly will still insist on house inspections and so we will deal with each query case by case,” said the Animal Anti-Cruelty League’s marketer, Michelle de Bruyn.

Should you wish to adopt a pet or make a donation, e-mail inspectorate@aacldurban.co.za or contact the AACL on 031 736 9093.You can find the AACL at 53 Artesia Avenue, Leckhampton Valley in Hammarsdale.

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