Mandela Day festivities at the Randburg SPCA

NORTH RIDING – The community came together in what can be described as a pawsome show of love for animals.

Lauren Stander and Kayla Widdop set up a collection point for blankets at the SPCA Randburg.

 

The spirit of Mandela was seen as hundreds of people showed up at the Randburg SPCA to carry out their 67 minutes on 18 and 22 July.

The SPCA had many exciting activities going on for all sorts of people from young to old, to participate in. Young ones were able to make their mark and have their handprint painted on the wall by the kennels. A special project to the SPCA was the creation of enrichment toys for the cats and dogs. This is important to keep their minds healthy during their stays at the kennels.

Lian Wainwright makes sure the windows are prepped and ready for paint at the SPCA Randburg.

Delicious boerewors rolls were provided by CLE Properties and vegetarian sandwiches by management committee members were on sale for the hunger workers. The catteries were fitted with interactive toys and baskets for the furry felines to enjoy.

Dozens of people offered their time to clean out the SPCA, from kennels, to back rooms and gardens. The overnight room, which is used by staff members who sleep at the SPCA in case of emergencies, had a complete makeover. The Daisy Business Solutions team painted the overnight kennels in a pretty sky blue.

Judy helps her young daughter, Kajal Hari paint her hand on the wall.

Lenell Hattingh and her team of helpers managed to transform the land behind the compatibility area, beautifully. She was able to create the scented garden with pot plants for the cats with some lovely new plants. This is an ongoing project that will see exercise equipment as well, which will keep the furkids stimulated, healthy and in good shape.

Ndivho and Vhutali Tshifularo make sure all of the dogs’ bowls are washed and cleaned.

 

Niren Hari and his fellow worker, Wickus Alberts attaches baskets to the walls of the catteries.

 

Candice Calder donated a car jam-packed full of blankets, food and toys for the animals.

 

Irene Mckenzie makes her mark on the SPCA Randburg wall.

 

Candice Gobey and Nadia Steenkamp sell tea and coffee for hungry workers.

 

Stuart Harvey helps paint the overnight room at the SPCA Randburg.

 

The CLE Property team managed to collect tons of food and sell boerewors rolls for the SPCA Randburg.

 

Helen Nadnesgaard, Kaylyn Quiton, Ashley Twiss and Caitlyn du Plessis work hard to make lots of dog treats made from hooves and dog food.

 

Shanté Yeni works hard throughout the day helping wherever he could.

 

Families and friends donated blankets for the SPCA Randburg.

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