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Blue Bundu Brigade needs funding for four more enclosures

The end of a long journey for Blue Bundu Brigade is finally near as the home only has four more enclosures to build.

BLUE Bundu Brigade is calling on the community to support their final push to build four more final enclosures on their new property.

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Karen Janisch, one of the directors, said that the end is within in reach but they are in desperate need of sandstone and cement to get the job done. To purchase these materials, the animal home is hoping to raise R4000.

“We know that everyone is feeling the pinch financially, and we completely understand that times are tough. But we are hoping that if enough people each contribute a little, we can reach our target and get these enclosures completed as soon as possible,” she said.

Milestone for the organisation

This development marks a significant turning point for Janisch and the non-profit.

“The organisation was founded seven years ago and began as a small operation using my own home to care for abandoned and neglected dogs before finding them new families,” said Janisch.

Supporting the cause

To support the organisation by contributing towards building the remaining enclosures, people can make a direct deposit into the home’s FNB account, 

  • Account number: 63129 488 284
  • Account type: Gold business account
  • Branch code:250655
  • SWIFT code: FIRNZAJJ
  • Reference: Enclosures

Those who are not in a position to donate at this time are encouraged to share this appeal far and wide.

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