Western Cape

As a qualified Advanced Animal behaviourist I am able to accommodate rescued dogs (together with my pack) and work with the animal to sharpen up on his/her house manners and behaviour. An adoption fee is charged which allows new adoptees access to my services for any behavioural problems they might experience with the dog. Pre-interviews and home inspections will be done when necessary. At all times the animals interest is central to all adoptions.

We are a private animal hospital and place a major emphasis on rehabilitating and homing stray dogs and cats. We work with Adopt-a-Pet to screen potential placement.

TEARS is a Pro Life, non-profit animal rescue organisation whose core aim is to rescue, re-habilitate, re-unite and re-home lost, abandoned, abused and neglected dogs and cats. Animals are only euthanased on the advice of a veterinarian when they are incurably ill with no hope of recovery. TEARS is made up of a Cattery, Kennels, Feral Cat Unit, Mobile Clinic and Volunteer Programme.

After years of helping animals in the townships, Jillian and Vanessa Cunningham formally started Township Animal Rescue (NPO 039-758) in 2004. They rely entirely on donations for their work. They run weekly clinics in the townships (Lwandle/Nomzamo in the Helderberg) for minor medical treatments; transport pets from the townships to local vets for major treatments; run their own sterilization program and rescue the neglected and unwanted pets for which they try and find loving homes.

The Caspian Alexander Trust was named after, and inspired by a three year old little Caspian Alexander who had been deeply saddened to meet so many of his furry friends who were neglected, hungry and sick. Initially it was just Caspian Alexander and Kairen who took it upon themselves to feed the hungry and tend to the sick. Their efforts inspired others and now many volunteers all do their bit and a quality of life has been improved for all.

PETS is a non-profit, pro-active, pro-life animal rescue organisation, run by a group of members that still have to work full time! We strive to relieve pain and suffering in impoverished areas, through love, care, feeding, medicating, sterilising, educating the abused, neglected and even worse forgotten animals in the world. We do not sit around and wait for animals in need to come to us, instead we spend every free minute we have in the townships LOOKING for the animals that need help.

Established in 1929 for the purpose of providing veterinary service to animals owned by persons who cannot afford the service of a private veterinarian. Services include an ambulatory service for collection of sick and stray animals; Clinics, hospital, kennels for stray and unwanted animals and adoption of suitable animals to approved homes.

DARG is a pro-life, non-profit organisation that rescues, cares for and re-homes abused, neglected and abandoned cats and dogs. It is our vision to be a leading example of animal sheltering in South Africa.

The Karoo Animal Protection Society is the only organisation providing a mobile welfare service for animals in the deprived areas of the Little Karoo in rural South Africa. In the deprived communities, poverty is a way of life for animals and their owners. In these communities animals are dipped, dewormed, fed, taken for treatment, sterilised, rescued and rehomed. All this is done on a volunteer basis.

At Border Collie Rescue we take in stray, rescued and unwanted Collies which then go through an assessment and rehabilitation period before they are re-homed.