Editor's note

I think it is safe to say that winter is officially here

Even though the days are not that cold, the nights certainly make up for it. While we snuggle under blankets in front of gas heaters, hoping that Eskom does not cut the power, we should not forget about those who suffer the most in winter. Our four-legged furry friends cannot speak for themselves and are …

Even though the days are not that cold, the nights certainly make up for it.

While we snuggle under blankets in front of gas heaters, hoping that Eskom does not cut the power, we should not forget about those who suffer the most in winter.

Our four-legged furry friends cannot speak for themselves and are often the forgotten ones during the cold months.

Don’t be fooled by their fur coats, they too get cold and need our help to stay warm.

The News’ sister newspaper the Roodepoort Record has also kicked off a winter campaign for the animal shelter Community Led Animal Welfare (Claw).

They are in dire need of food, blankets and even doggie vests to keep the dogs and cats warm during winter.

“The donations are not limited to blankets and food, warm clothes are also welcome,” editor of the Record, Roelien Vorster said.

Donations can be dropped off at Roodepoort Mortuary or at the News and Record’s office on the corner of Ham and General Pienaar Street, Witpoortjie. The closing date for donations is 3 July.

“The goods will be delivered to Claw in Durban Deep as soon as possible,” Roelien said.

For more on this campaign, click here.

Your donation can make a huge difference, so what are you waiting for … make that donation!

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