One leg short but brimming with love. One of TAG’s longest residents, Chino, is hoping to finally find a place to call home. This ‘tripod’ has a prosthetic leg and is waiting to proudly strut out of the kennels and into a new life. Photo: Jani de Beer
Winter has made its icy appearance and what better way to beat the chill than inviting a furry pal into the bed.
The Animal Guardians (TAG) is filled to capacity with cuddle buddies, ready to warm your feet and heart this winter.
Pop in at 86 Cloverdene Road, Van Ryn, Benoni, to meet some of the animal welfare society’s ‘paw-some’ pals.
Ciao Bella. This gentle Staffie-cross is the ultimate BFF. She loves to socialise and spill the tea on all the neighbourhood’s happenings while indulging in relaxing belly rubs. Photo: Jani de Beer
Food for paws
Winter means that the pups and kitties at TAG will need more food to stave off the cold.
Help the organisation keep bellies full and tails wagging by donating food or making a monetary donation.
Donations can be made to TAG Standard Bank (cheque account), account number: 10106261256, branch code: 051001.
Use the reference “Winter” or WhatsApp Annie Jungmann on 076 330 5736 for more information.
Zoomies activated! Lakin is a spirited Whippet-cross-pitbull pup ready to bounce into action. Whether it is running, hiking or shooting the breeze, this adrenaline junky is up for any adventure. Photo: Jani de Beer
Calling new friends. Baloo is a spritely two-year-old Miniature Pinscher cross-Boston Terrier who is up for adoption and ready to mingle. Despite his coy nature, he hopes to form “fur-ever’ friendships. Photo: Jani de Beer
Are you working from home and in need of a personal assistant? Zeus is your man. This devoted Miniature Pinscher is on call to heat your lap, keep tabs on lunchtime and offer his input for that ground-breaking idea. Photo: 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.
