Animals
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SPCA rescues convulsing school child after animal operation in Dunoon
Spca inspectors rescued 24 dogs in Dunoon and later assisted a convulsing school child on the m5 southbound in a remarkable day of action.
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Cape Town activists dressed in costume raise R42 000 for SPCA at marathon
Two Cape Town activists raised R42 000 for the SPCA after running the Sanlam Cape Town Marathon in a rescue vehicle costume
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Storm devastation leaves animal rescue sanctuary in urgent need of help
Storm damage has devastated Cheryl-Lyn’s Rescue Organisation, leaving more than 160 rescued animals needing urgent shelter and support.
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SPCA rescues 16 neglected animals from Philippi property
Sixteen animals were rescued from severe neglect in Philippi after SPCA inspections revealed filthy conditions and lack of care. Charges have been laid.
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SPCA takes legal action over viral puppy mistreatment claims
The SPCA has launched legal action after a viral post accused staff of mistreating a sick puppy, with an investigation revealing a different story.
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Cyclists pedal with a purpose, raise over R700k for animal welfare at Cycle Tour
Team SPCA raises record R777,382 at Cape Town Cycle Tour with 102 cyclists, helping 70 animals find homes through adoption preparation.
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Human foul play ruled out following leopard’s tragic electrocution near Worcester
A leopard died tragically in the Nuy Valley near Worcester when it got electrocuted while scaling an electrical post.
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Record-breaking swimmer’s courage nets R65 000 for animal welfare
Guinness World Record swimmer Howard Warrington battles False Bay for 7 hours, covering 22km to raise R65,000 for Cape of Good Hope SPCA.
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Fireworks still cause hidden trauma for animals despite fewer emergency calls
CAPE TOWN – The Cape of Good Hope SPCA is cautioning the public that fewer emergency calls during this year’s New Year celebrations don’t mean animals were spared from fireworks-related…
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The man behind countless animal rescues begins his legal rise
After two decades Chief Inspector Jaco Pieterse of the Cape of Good Hope SPCA is stepping down as he prepares to begin his legal articles in 2026.
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