SPCA Randburg is full of delightful and friendly animals that truly need a home that will last a lifetime.
All animals that are adopted from the SPCA are either spayed or neutered. The fee you pay is for the home check, sterilisation, all up-to-date inoculations, including Rabies, microchip and brass ID disc.
It is very cold in the kennels, so the animals would love donations of any blankets or towels to keep them warm.
Take a look at the furry, fluffy and friendly faces waiting to have a forever home:
Kennel C6, Labrador-cross, male, about two years old.
Kennel F6, domestic short hair, female, adult.
Kennel F8, Mainecoon, female, adult.
Kennel F7, domestic short hair, male, adult.
Kennel F7, domestic short hair, male, about four years old.
Kennel D6, Labrador, female, about two years old.
Kennel F3, domestic medium hair, male, adult.
Kennel F6, domestic short hair, female, about two years old.
Kennel F10, domestic short hair, male, adult.
Kennel F8, domestic short hair, about two years old.
Kennel F9, domestic short hair, female, about two years old.
Kennel F3, domestic short hair, male, about four years old.
Kennel F9, domestic short hair, female, about one year old.
Kennel F10, domestic short hair, male, about one year old.
Kennel A3, cross-Labrador collie, male, about 7 months old.
Kennel F5, domestic short hair, female, adult.
Kennel F5, domestic short hair, female, adult.
Kennel F8, domestic short hair, female, about one year old.
Kennel C3, Jack Russel-cross, male, about four years old.
Kennel F6, domestic medium hair, female, about two years old.
Kennel F3, domestic medium hair, male, about one year old.
Kennel B7, beagle, female, about two years old.
Details: SPCA Randburg 011 462 1610/50.
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