Strays find fur-ever homes

Rescued animals found loving homes as residents supported the Tshwane SPCA through adoptions, donations and a family-friendly day of fun and entertainment.

Four-legged friends found new homes during the Cuddle, Play, and Adoption Day this weekend.

Everest Wealth, in collaboration with Tshwane SPCA’s Waltloo branch, hosted the event.

Residents could also make donations to the SPCA, while enjoying a day filled with free boerewors rolls, coffee, pancakes, a DJ performance, jumping castles for the kids, and exciting competitions where participants could win prizes.

Anica Basson and Geraldine Delport preparing boerewors rolls.

Stephne Naude, manager of the advisory services at Everest Wealth, says the effort forms part of their Purpose for Paws project. It is a corporate social responsibility (CSR) community initiative that was launched this year and aims to provide support to vulnerable animals.

The project is run in partnership with the SPCA and other animal rescue organisations. It focuses on structural restoration, donation drives, and community-driven adoption events to create second chances for rescued animals.

ieke Gilbert with Hendriette, Nathan, and Jadin Bosch, and their newly adopted dogs, Snowy and Woody.

“You know what, there are so many animals that are basically surrendered or strays. If you look at how many animals are surrendered, they need our help. If we don’t make people aware of these animals, then what will happen to them?” Naude asked.

Some of the cats up for adoption.

Naude added that Everest plans fundraisers for other organisations, and more adoption days for the SPCA later in the year.

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Manna Maurice

Manna Maurice is a content writer and photographer currently working as a journalist for the Pretoria Rekord newspaper. He covers stories affecting Pretoria residents specifically in the West and Central. Manna has been part of the Rekord team since July 2022. He has a BA degree in Journalism from the University of Johannesburg and an Honours degree in Media Studies from Unisa.
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