Carcasses pile up in Durbanville – Suspected Poisoning
Earlier today the South African Police Service (SAPS) alerted the Cape of Good Hope SPCA about dead and dying peacocks in Skilpadvlei Drive, Durbanville. Our
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Earlier today the South African Police Service (SAPS) alerted the Cape of Good Hope SPCA about dead and dying peacocks in Skilpadvlei Drive, Durbanville. Our
Ms Tamlyn Sylvester, a witness in the case, heard the dog’s cries. When Tamlyn looked through her bathroom window, she witnessed how her neighbour was
On 14 March 2021, a small group of eight intrepid Capetonian trail guides and mountain hikers will cycle and hike an epic 70km from Cape
ONE BECAME 10 Dumped on a field in Elsie’s River and abandoned by those she loved – Nina’s only crime was being pregnant. In her
Yesterday, a 3-year-old male Boerboel, Ceasar, fell into a three-meter deep open manhole. Ceasar’s owner as well as Fire and Rescue was present at the
Cape of Good Hope SPCA isolation facility has reached 60% of capacity. Pet owners are encouraged to ensure their pets are vaccinated without delay. Animals
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