Animal Welfare Organisations

Be inspired by people and the organisations which make a difference every day. This is where you’ll learn about the humble beginnings of rescue organisations that never gave up, and discover who needs your help and how you can enrich the life of a homeless animal.

 

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In the blink of an eye, the world changed forever during this past year of 2020. The Covid-19 virus has impacted us all in so many ways. ...read more
Anyone who’s ever been owned by a Sighthound, whether a Whippet, Iggie (as Italian Greyhounds are affectionately known), Greyhound, or one of the more exotic breeds, will agree that they make the most delightful companions and family members. ...read more
Cute, fluffy-tailed, shiny-eyed woodland creatures. That’s how most of us think of the little animals that live in the trees around us. ...read more
Valhalla Park is a severely impoverished neighbourhood struggling with high levels of crime and gangsterism, not far from the bright lights of Cape Town International Airport. ...read more
Labradors, with their soulful eyes, even-tempered natures, and family-friendly reputation, top the list of most popular breeds worldwide. ...read more
South Africa is known the world over for its wonderful wildlife. Sadly, these animals are under mounting threat, and the need for wildlife rescue facilities is increasing. ...read more
The Kleinmond Animal Welfare Society, known to everyone as KAWS, started its journey in 2001. ...read more
Donkeys, with their soulful eyes and big personalities, are such lovable animals, and yet they suffer terribly worldwide. ...read more

Paws from Heaven

3rd Aug, 2020
“There was an important job to be done, and Everybody was sure that Somebody would do it. Anybody could have done it, but Nobody did it. Somebody got angry about that, because it was Everybody’s job. Everybody thought Anybody could do it, but Nobody realised that Everybody wouldn’t do it.” ...read more

Harvey’s Haven

20th Jul, 2020
The tiny tabby kitten’s front legs were crooked, and he was very weak. When I received the call about him in January of 2019 following his rescue by a feral cat organisation, we were simply told that he needed fostering and hand rearing… and that he possibly had “Down’s Syndrome”. ...read more
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