Adoption fees

• Dogs: R950

• Cats: R850

National Guidelines on Pet Limits:

Although there is no centralised law, several sources indicate commonly adopted guidelines across municipalities:

Dogs:

• 2 dogs over 6 months old in a dwelling unit (e.g., apartment or sectional title).

• 3 dogs in a freestanding house (single dwelling).

• 4 dogs in a large dwelling house (on a plot exceeding 600m²).

• 6 dogs on an agricultural property.

Cats:

• Up to 4 cats on most residential properties.

• Up to 6 cats on agricultural properties.

These numbers are not absolute and depend on the specific municipality.

For example, the Johannesburg Dogs and Cats By-law (2006) specifies:

• No more than 2 dogs in a dwelling unit.

• No more than 4 dogs in premises with one or two dwelling houses.

• No more than 6 dogs on agricultural property.

You can foster an animal by calling Shafeena at 082 254 5543 to make your request.

Adoption means that you own the animal whereas fostering means that you are a temporary caregiver for that animal until it can be adopted by someone else.

You can help make a lasting impact by

• Donating to our cause.

• Adopting / fostering a pet.

• Sponsoring an animal or

• By volunteering

We will always appreciate pet food and anything related to pet care. We also appreciate monetary donations to help with vet bills and operational costs.

Click this Merch button to see which items we do have available contact Jade to place your order.