The dedicated inspectorate team of the Cape of Good Hope SPCA took on the 5km Sanlam Peace Run this past Saturday to raise critical funds in their relentless fight to protect those who cannot speak for themselves.

Cape Town, South Africa (21 October 2024) – On the crisp Saturday morning of 19 October, the Cape of Good Hope SPCA team of dedicated inspectors laced up their running shoes and took on the 5km Sanlam Peace Run.

With every stride, they carried the weight of countless animals who have suffered, those still waiting for rescue, and those who have found comfort in their care.

Led by Chief Inspector Jaco Pieterse, the team’s efforts were a powerful statement against animal cruelty.

Thanks to the incredible support of those who generously ploughed into the fundraising initiative, Cape of Good Hope SPCA was able to raise 50% of their R100,000 goal!

“This race was more than just a run. It was a statement—we will never stop fighting against animal cruelty.

“Your donations keep our inspectors on the road, rescuing animals from abuse and neglect. They provide medical care, food, shelter, and love to animals who have known nothing but pain,” the organisation said.

To all those who contributed, cheered and stood in solidarity with the runners in the fight against cruelty, the Cape of Good Hope SPCA thanks you!

“Thank you for being part of this journey. Together, we are unstoppable. Together, we are their voice.”

But their mission is far from over. There’s still time to donate and help them reach their ultimate goal!

Every rand you give makes a difference in an animal’s life. Visit the Cape of Good Hope SPCA’s GivenGain page to make a donation.

Sources: Cape of Good Hope SPCA

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Siyabonga Mfana has worked with non-profit, the Cart Horse Protection Association, for the past six years. When Siya started running to work, the idea of using his strong legs for a better cause came about. Now, Siya is preparing to take on the Cape Town Marathon and the 2025 Comrades!

Cape Town, South Africa (18 October 2024) — Siyabonga Mfana is preparing to run his first marathon this Sunday as a build-up for his big mission: running the 2025 Comrades to support cart horses working on the Cape Flats!

Siya has worked with the non-profit organisation, the Cart Horse Protection Association (CHPA), for the past six years. Based in Cape Town, CHPA’s top focus is advocating for the welfare of working horses and donkeys, which they do in a myriad of practical ways, including education and training initiatives for owners, clinic services and veterinary care, monitoring the animals, as well as rescues and rehabilitation efforts.

For Siya, it only made sense to dedicate his first marathon to the animals he works with. Siya was already running from Delft to work in Epping to save on taxi fare (beyond himself, Siya is also paying for his sister’s education at culinary school), and so when CHPA team member Megan White asked him if he would consider running the Comrades with the animals they advocate for in mind, he took the opportunity on with open arms and steady legs!

But Siya first needs to test the waters of running a marathon, which he’ll tackle on Sunday as a participant in the Cape Town marathon.

Siya’s fundraiser is already going strong, having raised over 50% of its target already!

The funds will help support CHPA’s services for cart horse welfare while raising awareness for their important cause.

You can support Siya’s marathon fundraisers here.

Sources: Cart Horse Protection Association 

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A Cape Vulture who was released back into the wild in 2021 is still trackable and has been on quite the quest across the country; giving the team who helped him to freedom, a magnificent insight as to life after release!

Eastern Cape, South Africa (18 October 2024) — One of the most exciting experiences for conservationists is getting to see where animals adventure off to after they are released. Thanks to technology, many released animals are trackable, allowing those who cared for them in rehabilitation to keep up with them until their tracking devices no longer transmit signals.

Thanks to tracking technology, the team at VulPro have been able to follow one of the oldest captive-bred birds that they’ve worked with, a vulture named ‘Grey Black 04’, who has been on quite a quest over the years!

‘Grey Black 04’ was born at the National Zoological Gardens in Pretoria in 2018. Its release came in 2021 at Rookwood in the Eastern Cape thanks to VulPro (the only vulture conservation organisation of its kind) where a new life of exploring, foraging and taking to the skies ensued.

Since then, Grey Black 04 has travelled all over the country and even into Namibia. For the team, Grey Black 04’s adventures are particularly special as this vulture is their longest-tracked bird.

Currently, GreyBlack 04 has been enjoying the Eastern Cape near Komani where it is said to be looking to join a breeding colony!

“Grey Black 04’s journey highlights the success of collaborative conservation, showing how rehabilitation, captive breeding, and release programmes bring us closer to a future where vultures thrive in the wild,” the VulPro team said.

Beyond the thrill of being able to see how far a vulture’s wings take them, being trackable is also essential for future research as it helps conservationists learn more about the animal’s patterns, behaviours and movements.

Other wildlife champions who deal with different species also track their animals, like the Two Oceans Aquarium Foundation, which always gives us a dose of good news when they share where their turtles’ travels have taken them.

Sources: VulPro

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The Johannesburg Wildlife Veterinary Hospital have helped tens of thousands of indigenous animals for free over many years of impact! This spooky season, they’ve got a delicious fundraiser on the cards that anyone who loves pumpkin carving won’t want to miss.

Johannesburg, South Africa (16 October 2024) — For over seven years, the Johannesburg Wildlife Veterinary Hospital has helped tens of thousands of animals free of charge.

The first facility in South Africa to treat and rehabilitate the endangered Temminck’s pangolin and the team who have given many indigenous wildlife creatures a second chance—especially in cases of poaching or where animals have been a part of the wildlife trade—the impact of their work cannot be understated!

This October, the Johannesburg Wildlife Veterinary Hospital have carved out a clever fundraiser to support their hospital and continue the life-changing work they do. If you’ve ever wanted to carve a pumpkin creatively or do so as tradition; this is your sign to grab a pumpkin and get carving for a cause!

JWVH are inviting everyone who wants to support their work to carve either a spooky or cute pumpkin. The top 3 pumpkin carvings will win themed cakes for any spooky season celebrations; while the animal patients in their hospital will get to enjoy a pumpkin treat!

Everyone who enters will purchase a ticket at R100 (the fundraising portion of the gig) and one ticket permits one entry. Any kind of pumpkin variant is welcome. Once the carving is all done and you’ve taken a photo, drop off the pumpkin at the Johannesburg Wildlife Veterinary Hospital (101 Macgillivray Road, Midrand) between 9 am and 2 pm during the week, before 29 October at 5 pm when the entries close for the patients to enjoy.

Winners will be announced on 30 October and the top pumpkin creators will get to enjoy their cake winnings on 31 October onward; just in time for any Halloween-inspired parties.

You can secure your entry spot here, and don’t forget to email a photo of you with your pumpkin’s final look to info@jwvh.org.za!

Sources: Johannesburg Wildlife Veterinary Hospital

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Senior shelter dog Ray has waited almost half his lifetime for a forever home. But, just a day ago, his wait came to a heartwarming end as he joined a new family at long last!

Fourways, South Africa (15 October 2024) — It’s been a long road home for senior dog Ray, who has waited nearly five years for a family to call his own. But, as the saying goes, ‘Every dog has its day’, and Ray’s day came at long last ever so recently when the senior good boy was finally picked as the perfect addition to a new family!

Ray was born in 2015; which means by the time his wait began, he was already an older dog. And when you’re an older dog, every month (never mind, every year) counts significantly in a shelter.

Choosing to adopt senior dogs takes a special kind of family. It means patience and the acceptance that you won’t have all that long with them. But man, oh man, is there something to be said about giving a dog—who has waited a huge part of their life for a home—their golden years in full glory. 

Ray will get to enjoy the rest of his days with a big garden, ‘two doting humans’ and even a furry girlfriend called Jazz, as his former shelter Paws R Us: SA happily share.

For his shelter, which is based in Fourways, Ray’s adoption by Maureen and Peter mattered not just for the pooch but the fate of their shelter as a whole.

As the shelter explains, they are currently facing a ‘race against time’. Because their boarding facility is a private business and will reach its peak capacity in December and January, their shelter dogs need to move to create space for more incoming ‘client dogs’. As such, they have upped the ante on their adoption posts immensely.

Their goal is to get down to 60 dogs by 1 December should their wishes for multiple adoptions be granted.

As such, they are calling on dog lovers across Gauteng to spread the word about their dogs in need of a home. Some of these pooches are like Ray and have waited a lifetime to leave camp.

Whether this means playing foster parent, simply sharing the news with someone looking to add a pooch to their lives or adopting yourself, the more people who get involved and connect dogs in need to their communities, the better!

You can keep up with Paws R Us: SA here.

Sources: Paws R Us: SA 

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Khayelitsha has gotten a new mobile clinic for its animals! An essential primary healthcare services resource on wheels, a mini ambulance and education station on the move, this new addition is set to make a big difference!

Khayelitsha, South Africa (14 October 2024) — The Mdzananda Animal Clinic has launched its second mobile clinic for animals in an effort to reach even more tails in the Khayelitsha area.

It’s hopeful news for the area that is largely under-serviced when it comes to accessing resources like veterinary healthcare.

To put this into perspective, consider that Mdzananda is the only veterinary health care service and shelter in the vast Khayelitsha community where around 300,000 companion animals live!

The new mobile clinic means that there will be more wheels on the ground for animal welfare across a spectrum of helpful measures, from those that prevent disease to those that educate pet owners on how to effectively care for their animals.

Marcelle du Plessis of Mdzananda explains that the mobile clinic for animals will offer primary healthcare services like vaccinations, deworming, and flea and tick treatments. It will also act as a mini ambulance for animals that are injured or very ill; allowing them to be transported back to base at the stationary Mdzananda Clinic where they can get the help they need. Additionally, an education officer will also accompany the mobile fleet to ensure that one-on-one education for pet owners can be provided easily.

The Clinic was made possible thanks to UK-based charity Battersea Dogs and Cats Home to whom Mdzananda is beyond grateful.

“We are overjoyed to be able to make an even further impact in the community,” shared Mdzananda’s Marcelle du Plessis. “This expansion allows us to extend our reach and improve the well-being of even more animals in Khayelitsha.”

Sources: Supplied; Mdzananda Animal Clinic 

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Now, it is not every day you get to stumble upon a majestic Southern Elephant Seal in KZN! Local beachgoers were thrilled to encounter this gentle giant, who seemed to be enjoying some R&R under the sun.

KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa (14 October 2024) – A rare and unexpected visitor – a juvenile yet very robust Southern Elephant Seal swam ashore at Rocky Bay Beach on the KwaZulu-Natal south coast last Thursday, much to the delight and adoration of many local beachgoers.

The uShaka Sea World team, led by Senior Aquarist Rob Kyle, Assistant Curator Bilal Limbada, and Veterinarian Dr Francois Lampen, wasted no time rushing to the beach to assist the stranded seal. His strength and location earned him the adorable name “Rocky”.

According to the South African Association for Marine Biological Research (SAAMBR), these seals are not normally found along the KZN coastline, which is about 2,000km from their home.

“Usually, when seals strand on KZN beaches with obvious injuries, they are brought into our rehabilitation facility for treatment, and then released.

“When Rocky was examined on the beach by Dr Lampen, he appeared to be healthy and had possibly hauled out onto the beach to rest after his long swim,” SAAMBR said.

After a thorough assessment, Rocky was given the green light to be released to a quieter beach to continue resting without interruption.

He was also fitted with a flipper tag, which, if seen in the future, will allow the team to monitor his movements and correctly identify him in both the short and long term.

While irresistibly adorable to any animal lover, the SAAMBR emphasised the importance of being mindful that juvenile Elephant seals found on the beach, where they enjoy rest, can be dangerous if approached.

“If you see Rocky on the beach, please keep your distance and allow him to rest. If you are able to see the tag on his hind flipper, please stay at least 5 meters away from him to take a picture and send it to us on any of our social platforms.”

Sources: South African Association for Marine Biological Research

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Now, at the touch of a button, South Africa’s iconic Big 5 safari is just a ride away—thanks to Uber’s groundbreaking new Safari option, bringing the wild closer than ever before.

Western Cape, South Africa (13 October 2024) – South Africa is known for many things—stunning landscapes, vibrant cities, and of course, our unbeatable safaris. Nothing quite compares to the magic of a bush trip, where the wild meets the luxurious. For both local and international travellers, it’s a massive drawcard. From the moment you step into the untamed wilderness, the call of the wild pulls you in. The roar of a lion, the grace of a giraffe, and the sheer presence of an elephant up close—it’s an unforgettable experience.

And now, thanks to a world-first initiative, you can book your next safari with just a tap on your phone!

Uber has introduced its groundbreaking “Safari” option in Cape Town and it’s nothing short of incredible. The partnership with Aquila Private Game Reserve means you can now effortlessly plan a Big 5 adventure, all from the Uber app. That’s right—at the touch of a button, a safari is within your grasp.

Here’s how it works:

With Uber Safari, you’ll be picked up in Cape Town in a specially-branded vehicle, allowing you to sit back and relax as you leave the city behind. As the iconic Karoo mountains come into view, you’ll arrive at Aquila Private Game Reserve, where a welcome toast and lunch await you. After your delicious meal, it’s time to embark on the real adventure—a game drive led by experienced rangers and guides who know just how to give you the best chance of spotting the Big 5: lions, elephants, buffalos, cheetahs, and rhinos. It’s a truly immersive experience, where every twist and turn holds the promise of seeing something extraordinary.

“We’re excited to partner with Uber to extend our bucket list wildlife experiences to their customers,” said Johan van Schalkwyk, Commercial Officer of Aquila Collection. “Uber Safari allows folks to book and enjoy an unforgettable day at Aquila, where they’ll get to experience the Big 5 in an easy and luxurious way. It’s the perfect combination of modern convenience and natural beauty, all while supporting wildlife conservation efforts that are vital to preserving South Africa’s biodiversity.”

Priced at R3,550 per trip for up to four people, this full-day excursion covers your transport, a 2-3 hour game drive, lunch, and access to the reserve’s picturesque grounds. And with the option to book up to 90 days in advance through Uber Reserve, planning your next bush trip has never been simpler.

Mzansi, we’ve got it all—sun, safari, and luxury, and now, you can have it all at the press of a button.

Whether you’re a local looking for a quick escape from the city or a visitor checking off your bucket list, this new Uber Safari option is a game-changer.

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In a daring rescue operation, snake enthusiasts Jason Arnold and Nick Evans ventured beneath a busy road in KwaZulu-Natal to save three Southern African pythons.

KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa (11 October 2024) – KwaZulu-Natal snake enthusiast Jason Arnold dropped everything and headed straight to his “Snake Man Machine” when he received a call about three Southern African pythons that were spotted near a busy roadside.

Handling three pythons is no small job, which prompted Arnold to get some assistance from fellow snake rescuer Nick Evans.

In a video, the trained handlers, Arnold and Evans are seen at the scene where construction workers were working near a busy road when they saw the snakes in question.

Although they couldn’t find the snakes, the brave men returned the following day to continue the search for the serpents as they were in a place where their safety was greatly compromised.

After numerous and tiresome efforts, including the assistance of a TLB to dig the ground to better access the snakes, the rescuers eventually spotted the anxious snakes nestled underground before they safely removed them.

“This was such an awesome rescue to be involved in! A strange place to find pythons. The construction workers had spotted the two small males and a larger female.

“The rescue required a lot of patience, and then a lot of hard work. But it was so, so worth it,” said Evans who assured that snakes were released in a safer habitat.

Sources: Jason Arnold / Nick Evans

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An orphan, Duiker, who was rescued from a bush fire, has spent many months being cared for. Now, she’s finally gone to her new home, where she’ll thrive in the wild!

Wartburg, South Africa (10 October 2024) — A little Grey Duiker who had a very rocky start has set off on her biggest adventure yet—travelling to her new home.

An orphan who was rescued from a blazing bush fire, the young Duiker has spent over six months in the care of the FreeMe Wildlife team.

FreeMe Wildlife is a wildlife trauma and rehabilitation centre based in Howick, which has been imperative to many rescue and rehabilitation success stories like the African Harrier Hawk, who made a remarkable recovery. Not to mention, they are also the team that helped several tortoises get to go back to their natural home as part of the Tortoise Project.

Regardless of whether an animal has feathers, a shell or little hooves, FreeMe Wildlife is always ready to offer a helping hand. In the case of the little Duiker, her release was a big day for the entire team.

As FreeMe Wildlife explain:

“Grey Duiker particularly make us proud because they are initially, of all the antelope, the most tricky to adjust to hand rearing due to their secretive and highly stressed nature. The team works very hard to care for these orphans and stimulate an environment where they can thrive.”

From coming into their centre at just 2.8kg to growing up into a strong girl ready to take on her new home back in the wild at Fountainhill Estate (an environmental conservation organisation based in Wartburg), the Duiker’s story is now in its most exciting chapter!

Sources: FreeMe Wildlife 

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