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Meerkats raise funds for animal welfare

1st Margate Scouts challenged each patrol to build a structure that all patrol members could fit on last Thursday.

March 20, 2022
South Coast Herald Less than a minute
The 1st Meerkats handed money raised to Harmony Hills recently. At the handover (back, from left) Nicola Feyt, Penny Taylor from Harmony Hills, Tarryn Eva, (front, from left) Travis Eva, Jordan Lee, Engle Mkhize, Landyn Feyt and Cyrus Herman.

The 1st Margate Meerkats recently went to visit Harmony Hills to hand over some money which they had raised during their National Challenge badge.

The Meerkats thank Penny Taylor of Harmony Hills for taking the time to speak to and teach them a few things about taking care of their pets, and for all the hard work they do to help animals in need.

The 1st Scouts (from left) Emmanuelle Da Silva Pachêco, Ashley Feyt, Ethan Pretorius, Lwalwa Nomazele, Danica Pretorius, Mayah Potgieter, Erin Baker, Josh Barker and Fysher Menge on a structure they recently built.

1st Margate Scouts challenged each patrol to build a structure that all patrol members could fit on last Thursday. They then had to join the structure with a bridge while in the dark (due to load shedding).

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March 20, 2022
South Coast Herald Less than a minute

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