Physically Chino’s body is imperfect but his courageous spirit makes this tripod an everyday hero. The six-year-old enjoys tumbling play and splashing laps in the pool. As one of TAG’s longest standing residents, he simply wants a home he can call his own. Photo: Jani de Beer
Kindness is often not spoken or adorned with bows, sometimes it comes in the form of a wagging tail or wet-nosed kiss.
The Animal Guardians (TAG) is home to social doggos and kitties looking for a forever home where they can shower their new family with love and fur.
For more information about the featured animals or any other animal in the organisation, or to set up a meet-and-greet, call Annie Jungmann on 076 330 5736 or visit the kennels at 86 Cloverdene Road, Rynfield AH.
Tired of heartbreak and disappointment? Then Duke is the knight in shining armour you have been waiting for. The four-year-old Doberman-cross is a noble gentleman, ready to win over your heart and commit his undying love. Photo: Jani de Beer
Kitties in need of care
TAG’s resident felines have developed a roaring appetite and food supplies are running low.
Donations of soft and hard cat food as well as litter would assist the animal welfare organisation to keep their kitties’ tummies full and the cattery clean.
Click, shop and deliver these essentials directly to TAG or pop in, donate and take some time to meet the furry residents.
Like his namesake, Louis Braille, the French educator who invented the reading and writing system for the visually impaired. This two-year-old Africanis, knows that love is a language that is felt. Let him speak to your heart. Photo: Jani de BeerHis name may be Frost but this German Shepherd is everything but icy. The four-year-old enjoys making friends and is most importantly a loyal companion. Wrap him in a warm embrace and watch how he melts into affection. 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.
