The Dogbox Project made a generous donation of 100 blankets to African Tails which will be used to keep the pups cosy during a mass sterilisation campaign in Graafwater.
Milnerton, South Africa (18 September 2024) – Spreading warmth and cosy vibes was The Dogbox Project which donated a massive 100 blankets to African Tails.
This amazing gesture will go towards making a significant difference in the lives of many four-legged babies in need.
“These blankets will go to the needy doggos of Graafwater in November 2024 when we complete our mass sterilisation campaign.
“We aim to have sterilised over 500 animals in Graafwater by the end of November,” African Tails shared.
African Tails is a registered NPO that focuses on the mass sterilisation, rescue and rehoming of dogs and cats.
With so many animals born into poverty and no finances to care for them, sterilisation is the only proactive way of curbing the problem that is overpopulation of dogs and cats.
With so many animals in need and simply not enough good and sustainable homes for these animals, African Tails’ efforts are essential to prevent suffering and cruelty.
The surgeries of the Graafwater campaign will be sponsored by the National Sterilization Project and Dancers Love Dogs and it is in partnership with LEAPS.
Sources: African Tails
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