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This is the official adoptions page of the Tshwane SPCA. We will try and update as much as possible.
Anything not dealing with adoptions see our main Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/TshwaneSPCA
All adoptions are subject to the signing of an adoption contract and approval of a home check. Adopters who rent or live in a complex need a letter of permission to keep a pet from landlord/body corporate. Cruelty complaints take priority over home checks, so there may be a delay in getting home checks done. Once the home check is approved, the animal is sterilised, microchipped, dewormed and vaccinated and when ready, we will contact you to come and collect the animal.
Adoption fees are R540 for cats, R740 for dogs and R890 for puppies and kittens under 6 months old. An initial non-refundable deposit of R200 must be paid and once the home check has been approved, the balance must be paid.
All "adopters" must come into the kennels personally to meet the animal. Any existing dogs must also come in to meet the potential "adoptee". We also have to abide by the municipal by-laws stipulating how many animals are allowed on a property.
Where a potential adopter rents and/or lives in a complex we need written permission to keep animals from your landlord and/or body corporate.
Animals too young to be sterilised cannot be adopted out to homes outside of the Tshwane Metro.
We are open for adoptions Monday-Friday 08:00 till 16:30 and Saturdays 08:00 till 12:00.
Any queries on adoption please call 012 8035219 (Waltloo, 316 Petroleum St) reception@spcapta.org.za or 012 6645644 (Centurion, Kruger Avenue, Lyttelton) centurion@spcapta.org.za- please quote kennel and disc number.
We reserve the right to delete any posts from our page. Any notices of found animals will be deleted as people are capable of many things...
1. Unscrupulous people claim stray animals as they know that they only pay a small fee for unsterilised animals which can be used for breeding
2. This is quick source of... show more obtaining animals for Security companies or private security at businesses
3. Many animals are used for baiting or teasers in dog fighting
4. A large number are sent over our borders to other African states with little or no animal welfare legislation to be used for various purposes
5. Animals are sold on for a profit
Disclaimer:
The Tshwane SPCA provides this Facebook page as a service to the public.
The Tshwane SPCA is not responsible for, and expressly disclaims all liability for, damages of any kind arising out of use, reference to, or reliance on any information contained within the page. While the information contained within the site is periodically updated, no guarantee is given that the information provided in this page is correct, complete, and up-to-date.
Although the Facebook page may include links providing direct access to other Internet resources, including Web sites, the Tshwane SPCA is not responsible for the accuracy or content of information contained in these sites.
Links from the Tshwane SPCA to third-party sites do not constitute an endorsement by the Tshwane SPCA of the parties or their products and services. The appearance on the Facebook page of advertisements and product or service information does not constitute an endorsement by the Tshwane SPCA, and the Tshwane SPCA has not investigated the claims made by any advertiser.
Any photographs shared or taken from this page must accompany the wording used by the Tshwane SPCA and not have emotive text added.Contact details must be of the SPCA, not that of a third party.
Banking details should you wish to make a donation to the SPCA:
ABSA Bank
Silverton branch code 632005
Account name: Tshwane SPCA
Account number: 007074381094
We would like you to know that not only will your donation directly benefit the animals in our area but – through a sharing agreement between all SPCAs nationwide – a portion will be used in other, less fortunate areas to benefit animals over a wider area. We feel sure you will approve of this initiative and wish to thank you most sincerely for supporting our SPCA and the movement generally.
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Anything not dealing with adoptions see our main Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/TshwaneSPCA
All adoptions are subject to the signing of an adoption contract and approval of a home check. Adopters who rent or live in a complex need a letter of permission to keep a pet from landlord/body corporate. Cruelty complaints take priority over home checks, so there may be a delay in getting home checks done. Once the home check is approved, the animal is sterilised, microchipped, dewormed and vaccinated and when ready, we will contact you to come and collect the animal.
Adoption fees are R540 for cats, R740 for dogs and R890 for puppies and kittens under 6 months old. An initial non-refundable deposit of R200 must be paid and once the home check has been approved, the balance must be paid.
All "adopters" must come into the kennels personally to meet the animal. Any existing dogs must also come in to meet the potential "adoptee". We also have to abide by the municipal by-laws stipulating how many animals are allowed on a property.
Where a potential adopter rents and/or lives in a complex we need written permission to keep animals from your landlord and/or body corporate.
Animals too young to be sterilised cannot be adopted out to homes outside of the Tshwane Metro.
We are open for adoptions Monday-Friday 08:00 till 16:30 and Saturdays 08:00 till 12:00.
Any queries on adoption please call 012 8035219 (Waltloo, 316 Petroleum St) reception@spcapta.org.za or 012 6645644 (Centurion, Kruger Avenue, Lyttelton) centurion@spcapta.org.za- please quote kennel and disc number.
We reserve the right to delete any posts from our page. Any notices of found animals will be deleted as people are capable of many things...
1. Unscrupulous people claim stray animals as they know that they only pay a small fee for unsterilised animals which can be used for breeding
2. This is quick source of... show more obtaining animals for Security companies or private security at businesses
3. Many animals are used for baiting or teasers in dog fighting
4. A large number are sent over our borders to other African states with little or no animal welfare legislation to be used for various purposes
5. Animals are sold on for a profit
Disclaimer:
The Tshwane SPCA provides this Facebook page as a service to the public.
The Tshwane SPCA is not responsible for, and expressly disclaims all liability for, damages of any kind arising out of use, reference to, or reliance on any information contained within the page. While the information contained within the site is periodically updated, no guarantee is given that the information provided in this page is correct, complete, and up-to-date.
Although the Facebook page may include links providing direct access to other Internet resources, including Web sites, the Tshwane SPCA is not responsible for the accuracy or content of information contained in these sites.
Links from the Tshwane SPCA to third-party sites do not constitute an endorsement by the Tshwane SPCA of the parties or their products and services. The appearance on the Facebook page of advertisements and product or service information does not constitute an endorsement by the Tshwane SPCA, and the Tshwane SPCA has not investigated the claims made by any advertiser.
Any photographs shared or taken from this page must accompany the wording used by the Tshwane SPCA and not have emotive text added.Contact details must be of the SPCA, not that of a third party.
Banking details should you wish to make a donation to the SPCA:
ABSA Bank
Silverton branch code 632005
Account name: Tshwane SPCA
Account number: 007074381094
We would like you to know that not only will your donation directly benefit the animals in our area but – through a sharing agreement between all SPCAs nationwide – a portion will be used in other, less fortunate areas to benefit animals over a wider area. We feel sure you will approve of this initiative and wish to thank you most sincerely for supporting our SPCA and the movement generally.
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Hours of operation
Monday08:00 - 16:30Tuesday08:00 - 16:30Wednesday08:00 - 16:30Thursday08:00 - 16:30Friday08:00 - 16:30Saturday08:00 - 23:59SunClosed
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Referral from
February 1, 2016
Adri P. asked:Hi, any maltese puppies for adoption please?Tshwane S. replied:Please visit our adoptions page https://www.facebook.com/147385388716491 Adoptions: Tshwane SPCA, better still come in and visit as many times puppies are adopted even before they are photographed!
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Referral from
February 2, 2015
Tshwane S. asked:Any handyman or contacts that can help with blocked drains, stolen copper piping that needs fixing, internal gate motor where the keypad is not working?Tshwane S. replied:Susan Andrews you are welcome to call Korky on 0128035219 or admin@spcapta.org.za
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Referral from
October 4, 2012
Cheri S. asked:Hi there. Whats the regulations about Security Guard Dogs? If we think a dog is being kept in an office basement by a security company cruelly - who can we contact to find out what those regulations are ?Tshwane S. replied:There are quite a few things that the companies have to adhere to. Our inspectors do investigations - you can email all the details through to inspectors@spcapta.org.za or call 012 8035219 to report this.
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Referral from
November 22, 2011
Kumarie P. asked:I ave taken in a 6wk old puppy,Jack Russel and I'm lookin for a kennel for her.If someone as a second hand one to offer at a low cost will be much appreciated cos the cost of new kennels are quiet expensive.Tshwane S. replied:Give our Charity Shop a call tomorrow 012 8035219 - there were some kennels last time I was there.
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Referral from
November 2, 2011
Bonite B. asked:Good morning, I need advise. My cousin in Nelspruit and his friend witnessed a dog tied to a bakkie and dragged along the road, somehow, the dog got loose and they managed to save the dog. The dog looks awful but alive and seems like he will definitely survive. What should they do (after taking the dog to vet) ? Who do they need to contact to get that barbarian charged? I told them to contact the nearest SPCA and the police...Tshwane S. replied:Hi Bonite please contact our Inspectors and they can assist 012 803 5219
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