Animals in Distress in Midrand receive a Mandela Day treat
MIDRAND – Drager visited Society for Animals in Distress and donated dog food as part of a Mandela Day initiative.
A team of employees from Dräger visited the Society for Animals in Distress on 18 July as part of a Mandela Day initiative. Dräger is an international leader in the field of medical and safety technology.
The society is a welfare veterinary multi-practice providing treatment to animals from indigent communities. It was established in 1958 and is focused on bettering animal care education.
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Ditumiso Mahlaba, communication and sales marketing manager for Dräger, said they chose the society as they wanted to assist animals this year. Dräger assisted by collecting sand from one side of the facility to the other using a shovel and wheelbarrows and donated numerous bags of dog food.
The society has called on the community to support them with funds so they can be able to assist more animals in need.
Details: Society for Animals in Distress 083 643 9480 or 011 466 0261.
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