SPCA: Give a loving dog a second chance at life
Please share this story and help Spike, Apollo and Bella find a home.
My name is Spike. A resident called the SPCA on July 15, to say that my family have moved homes and I was left behind at the abandoned house in View Street for 2 weeks. The SPCA came out and found me hiding in the back yard, cold, hungry and alone.
I am an adult male German Shepherd, Rottweiler cross and I am very friendly and good with children. Please help me find a forever home. I will make a really great family dog.
Please contact the Newcastle SPCA at 034 318 2346 or visit the Newcastle SPCA at 1 Sampson street in Barry Hertzog Park
Please help Apollo.
The Newcastle SPCA request urgent help in finding this beautiful Harlequin Great Dane, Apollo, a loving home.
Apollo is a young male Great Dane who was brought to the SPCA as a stray and no one has claimed him or reported him as missing yet.
Great Danes may look terribly imposing, but are in reality one of the best-natured dogs around. For all his size, this Great Dane is a sweet, affectionate family pet and he loves to play.
Unfortunately Apollo needs a loving home urgently. Although he is eating well, he is losing a lot of weight through stress, as Great Danes don’t do well in captivity. Apollo urgently needs a loving family to give him a home.
Please contact the Newcastle SPCA at 034 318 2346 or visit the Newcastle SPCA at 1 Sampson street in Barry Hertzog Park
My name is Bella. I am a fun, sporty, compact little Staffordshire terrier.
I am very lovable and I’m great with children. Please help me find a awesome family to adopt me.
Please contact the Newcastle SPCA at 034 318 2346 or visit the Newcastle SPCA at 1 Sampson street in Barry Hertzog Park
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