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RandWest SPCA vehicles serviced for free by Krugersdorp business

A generous gesture has helped the RandWest SPCA keep both of its vehicles roadworthy, with services worth more than R17 000 provided free of charge.

The RandWest SPCA has thanked a local brake and driveshaft business in Krugersdorp for servicing both of its vehicles free of charge, with the work valued at just over R17 000.

Manager Stephen Maila said the assistance would help the organisation continue rescuing vulnerable animals, investigating cruelty and responding quickly to animals in need.

Pierre Roussow with Stephen Maila from the RandWest SPCA and one of the workers at the shop. Photo: Supplied

“Without the help of Pierre Rossouw and the team, it would have been difficult to keep our vehicles roadworthy and continue to service the animals in our community,” said Maila.

He thanked Rossouw and the business for their generous support.

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