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News from the TAG kennels

It is absolutely terrifying that these animals have still not found their forever homes.

Release the hounds!

The Animal Guardians (TAG) is brimming with ‘spooktacular’ puppers ready to accompany you on your quest for ghoulishly delicious Halloween treats.

This is not a trick; these ‘boo-ti-ful’ doggies will crawl into your heart and treat you to a lifetime of ‘howl-riffic’ memories.

Black may be Suzi’s favourite colour, but her love is radiant red. The 13-week-old Labrador-cross may not strike fear into the hearts of others, but her puppy eyes are sure to secure some extra treats. Photo: Jani de Beer

Show your ‘suppawt’
Fundraising is essential to keep this animal welfare society afloat.

• TAG’s thrift shop is a treasure trove of pre-loved items, including clothing, homeware, books, furniture and more.
Priced to go, the sale of these items ensures that the organisation’s furry pals are well looked after.

Need sound effects? Baloo is ready to provide the soundtrack to your ‘howl-a-ween’ bash. The two-year cross-breed has the perfect pitch for a spine-chilling werewolf rendition of Thriller. Photo: Jani de Beer

• The Plants 4 Paws offers a wide variety of water-wise plants.
Sold at blooming low prices, these plants are ready to take root and spruce up your garden.

Whether furry, prickly or simply succulent, adopt a plant, see how TAG’s unwavering commitment to the city’s abandoned, neglected and abused animals grows.

The only scary thing about Shammi is how quickly she can worm her way into your heart. The six-month-old can quickly learn a party trick as long as she is rewarded with a tasty treat. Photo: Jani de Beer

Visit the animal welfare organisation at 86 Cloverdene Road, Van Ryn, Benoni, to meet these and other animals in their care.

Alternatively, contact Annie Jungmann via WhatsApp on 076 330 5736.

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Jani de Beer

Jani went from working as a student intern for the Boksburg Advertiser to being employed as a junior journalist in 2004. Taking time out to start a family, she returned to the Caxton family in 2022 as senior journalist for the Benoni City Times. Her passion is telling her community's stories.

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