Our Spay it Forward Campaign in action!
Makana Vet Clinic Hits the 40 Spay Mark
How wonderful is this? Our Spay Campaign is long not over, and we need to appeal again to the public and friends and family to donate to the campaign.
How to help the 15 puppies rescued from the Grahamstown/Makhanda rubbish dump
While these little puppies are now in the world and we need to help them find homes and keep them fed – this just proves how important it is that Spay it Forward Campaign is.
News from Dr Amy Jackson-Moss and our Spay Campaign
Here are some of the lucky dogs that she has spayed, vaccinated, dewormed, and given tick and flea treatment – and sent home to grateful owners in the eNkanini Informal Settlement (even with a bag of food).
The Big Cheque
When we presented Makana Vet Clinic supervet, Amy Jackson-Moss with the first grant from our Spay Campaign in June, she said she’d always wanted a ‘big cheque’! So we obliged!
The Importance of the Spay It Forward Campaign
And that’s why our Spay Campaign to support Amy’s work is so important!
Our Spay Campaign has raised R74 350 so far!
Thankyouthankyouthankyou to all our generous animal-loving contributors!
Well deserved, Amy!
Dr. Amy has once again made the news with yet another article about her work in today’s Daily Dispatch!
PayFast. AT LAST!
This means that you are able to make a donation using a credit card, and it opens up the project to overseas friends and family who can make a quick and safe donation.
February is World Spay and Neuter Awareness Month
A time in which we raise awareness of the spaying and neutering of pets and stray animals.