New trailer leaves Midrand SPCA staff ecstatic after a year of struggle

Midrand SPCA will no longer spend a lot of money on petrol when transporting animals to surgeries.

For more than a year, Midrand SPCA has been battling to transport animals and goods after their trailer became too dilapidated to use.

The new six-birth trailer will help Midrand SPCA transport a large number of animals. Photo: Boitumelo Kekana

General manager Pam Pretorius said they posted on their Facebook page about a year ago, appealing to the public to assist them with repairing the old trailer, but with no luck.

However, thanks to Arco 360 pet insurance brokerage and Genric Pet Insurance, life became a little easier for the SPCA on March 30, when it took possession of its new custom-made dog trailer.

Midrand SPCA team Inspector Jerry Seemise, Pam Pretorius, and Theo Makgatle receive their new trailer. Photo: Boitumelo Kekana

 

The donation will help them transport several animals at once, which will cost less in fuel than the multiple trips they were previously forced to make.
The new trailer will also be used for outreach work and transporting animals to the vet for surgeries that are not handled inhouse, explained Pretorius.

Theo Makgatle, Chanté Bohling, Candice Hobday, Pam Pretorius and Jerry Seemise. Photo: Boitumelo Kekana

Director of Arco 360 Candice Hobday said Pretorius approached them after they had made a donation to the Boksburg SPCA. Hobday added, “We are passionate about animals and are happy that we are able to help thousands of animals that need medical attention from the SPCA.” SPCA inspector Theo Mokgatle said, “We now have room as we had limited space in the bakkies and cages we previously used.”

The new trailer was donated to the Midrand SPCA. Photo: Boitumelo Kekana

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