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Zimbali Lakes fun dog walk draws a crowd

With plenty of people and furry friends in attendance, the morning served as a great way to interact and learn more about the upcoming estate.

October 6, 2023
Juan Venter Less than a minute
Sables Creatures' Michelle de Beer (left) and Zarina Cooper (right) with Natasha Grobbelaar.

Zimbali Lakes presented their third Fast & Furriest 5km fun walk, drawing dozens of participants and their precious dogs to the estate currently under development on the northern side of the Tongaat River.

The Sables Creatures animal rescue organisation was also present and visitors could interact with rescued dogs up for adoption.

Having a blast at the fun walk were (back) Enrico Botha and (front) Donique Hallett, Maddox and Michaela Botha.
Taking their American Bully Nala for a fun walk were Ashik Bhimsan and Reharshna Sevenundan.
Gabby thoroughly enjoyed walking the grounds along with Karen Holmes and Kira Maartens.
Craig Burden, Jonathan Moodley and Purcell Chetty.
Serving up some delicious eats was Coffee Lab’s Khaya Hlambisa.

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October 6, 2023
Juan Venter Less than a minute

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