A dog gets dipped by members of the SPCA and his owner.
The Germiston SPCA staff and committee members had a most enjoyable day assisting and interacting with Katlehong community members on November 5.
The organisation conducted an outreach project in the area.
Pam West, a committee member told the GCN that the low turnout from the community was a bit disappointing.
“We were expecting a huge crowd of people,” she said.
“Nevertheless we attended to all on a more one-on-one basis giving lots of animal welfare advice and education at the same time.
“Community members young and old appreciated our attendance and we were well received.
“It was a happy outreach day.”
The SPCA staff treated some animals on the spot and did plenty of dipping and tick removal.
They also removed a large number of dangerous collars and leashes and replaced them with new ones.
A number of unwanted dogs were collected and lots of animals were taken for sterilisation.
Community members and their dogs wait to be seen to by members of the Germiston SPCA.
Some of the dangerous collars and leads which were replaced with new ones.
Germiston SPCA staff and committee members visited Katlehong recently as part of their outreach project. For more photos visit www.germistoncitynews.co.za
A dog gets dipped by members of the SPCA and his owner.
Germiston SPCA outreach in Katlehong.
Germiston SPCA outreach in Katlehong.
Germiston SPCA outreach in Katlehong.
Germiston SPCA outreach in Katlehong.
Germiston SPCA outreach in Katlehong.
Germiston SPCA outreach in Katlehong.
Germiston SPCA outreach in Katlehong.
Germiston SPCA outreach in Katlehong.
Germiston SPCA outreach in Katlehong.
Germiston SPCA outreach in Katlehong.
Germiston SPCA outreach in Katlehong.
Germiston SPCA outreach in Katlehong.
Germiston SPCA outreach in Katlehong.
Germiston SPCA outreach in Katlehong.
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