NSPCA News
SPCA enters ‘one of Cape Town’s most dangerous communities’ to help 40 animals
Photos: SPCA Cape of Good Hope SPCA teams entered a Cape Town community described as one of the city’s most dangerous after...
Cape Town draft animal by-law proposes new protections for cart horses and working dogs
Working horses would be protected from extreme heat, guard dogs could no longer be chained on site and glue traps would be banned...
Donkey rescued after alleged abuse video sparks outrage in Mamre
A donkey has been removed from its owner after a video showing four adults riding the animal while it was being whipped circulated...
NSPCA Charity Golf Day Returns After 10 Years to Raise Funds for Animal Welfare
After a decade-long break, the National Council of SPCAs (NSPCA) is bringing back its official Charity Golf Day, giving golfers and businesses the...
World Spay Day: 207 animals sterilised in Cape Town
A two-day mass sterilisation drive in Lavender Hill and Cafda Village has resulted in 207 dogs and cats being sterilised, as the Cape...
Careers That Count: Building a Future in Animal Welfare
Choosing a career goes beyond earning an income. You want work that reflects your values, uses your skills, and leaves a meaningful mark....
How the Public Plays a Vital Role in Animal Welfare
Animal welfare in South Africa does not rest on the shoulders of the National Council of SPCAs (NSPCA) alone. Every day, our ability...
When You Can No Longer Care for Your Pet: Making a Difficult Decision with Compassion
Across South Africa, rising living costs are forcing many households to make painful financial choices. Families are balancing school fees, transport, food and...
Living Together: Pets and Community Life in South Africa
As estate living, townhouses and sectional title developments continue to expand across South Africa, questions around pets in shared spaces are becoming more...
Cruelty for Clicks: Understanding Animal Abuse on Social Media
The rapid growth of social media platforms in South Africa has changed how people consume and share content. While these platforms support education...
