Midrand SPCA inspector, Jerry Seemise received a complaint recently about a property where the dogs did not have sufficient shelter.
Seemise responded to the call and found that all the dogs were in a good condition, had water, food and it was evident that the owner loved her dogs very much, but could not afford a proper kennel.
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The owner had makeshift shelters on the property that consisted of stacked bricks and wood but was in need of bigger shelters.
The inspector decided that the owner needed a helping hand and drove back to the SPCA and found a slightly damaged wooden dog house. He returned to the property to hand over the dog house and the owner was overcome with joy.
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Seemise spoke to the owner about caring for her dogs and informed her that the SPCA would assist with sterilising the animals in the near future.
Details: www.midrandspca.co.za and 011 265 9935.
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