Randburg SPCA hosts monthly market with much support from the community
There was live singing, stalls, a jumping castle and a kissing booth with an all-too-happy puppy to share licks.
David van der Walt and Cocoa spend time in the kissing booth. Photo: Nicholas Zaal
No one left the Randburg SPCA Market without a smile on their face after spending time kissing dogs while raising funds for the organisation.
The monthly event was bigger than ever in March and the community showed its support in numbers.
A tea garden, live music, food and drinks on sale, a jumping castle, stalls with various goods, and of course a kissing booth kept everyone excitedly occupied.
And as always, community members made their way through the kennels to look at the dogs and puppies up for adoption.
It was Cocoa who spent time wriggling and squirming with joy in the kissing booth as community members sat down to pet the puppy.
But Cocoa was very well-behaved when small children came over.
Excellent singing by Tshologelo Kemisho and Karabo Matong, and their uplifting choice of songs, capped off the special day in North Riding.
David van der Walt and Cocoa spend time in the kissing booth. Photo: Nicholas Zaal
Riad and Naseema Mahomed. Photo: Nicholas Zaal
Glyn and Ida Maggs. Photo: Nicholas Zaal
Shivan Parasuramen and Anna Poynton join Cocoa in the kissing booth, with Josephine Baxter. Photo: Nicholas Zaal
Former Ward 104 councillor, Mike Wood enjoys the market. Photo: Nicholas Zaal
Josephine Baxter and David van der Walt are licked by Cocoa in the kissing booth. Photo: Nicholas Zaal
A real dog sniffs a toy one at the market. Photo: Nicholas Zaal
Isabella Jansen van Vuuren and Teegan Gooding. Photo: Nicholas Zaal
Tshologelo Kemisho and Karabo Matong sing at the market. Photo: Nicholas Zaal
Roswyn and Elliott Finlay. Photo: Nicholas Zaal
Josephine Baxter and David Evans. Photo: Nicholas Zaal
Judy and John Bouwer sell their goods at the market. Photo: Nicholas Zaal
