Different families have different preferences as to what animal they want and for each of those preferences there is probably an animal at the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) Polokwane, for you.
Pepper is a loving and a friendly Bull Terrier in need of a loving home and family that will call him their own. He is one year and seven months old.Brown is between nine and 10 months old and is very friendly. His owners surrendered him. He is very active and busy and his new owners will receive a voucher for a basic obedience training course at K9-Academy. He has a lot of potential. Unfortunately, he is losing weight as kennel life is not for him. He needs to get a new home urgently.The SPCA will be very strict with his adoption as he should not land up in the wrong place.This loving, four-year-old friend is a cross between a Pug and a Jack Russel. He arrived at the SPCA on New Year’s and has since been looking for a family to call his own.Misty and Seuna’s owner died recently. They are house-dogs and hate the kennels. They have been at the SPCA for a while. It is preferred that they are adopted together. Seuna loves water and swimming while Misty is soft hearted. They love doggy biscuits and relaxing while being petted. Seuna loves toys and Misty loves sitting on your lap.
Below are some of the other animals you can find at the SPCA.
This beautiful cat is just one of the loving animals waiting to be adopted at the Polokwane SPCA
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