Every year animals are abused, abandoned or left homeless. With your help, we can find them the loving homes they deserve.
Every dog and cat offered for adoption has been thoroughly examined at our clinic, de-wormed and inoculated/vaccinated. We also have a strict sterilisation policy that ensures pets are only re-homed after being spayed or neutered (sterilized).
The prospective adoptive family visits the kennels and meets our cats and dogs (available for adoption) in person
Once you have fallen in love and chosen the pet you would like to adopt you need to fill in the Adoption Application Form.
A once off non-refundable Home Inspection Fee of R150 is payable upon completion of the Application Form.
Please note that should you already have any other pets, they would need to be sterilized.
Current dogs / pups would need to come in for a play date (Meet & Greet) to ensure compatibility.
Thereafter one of our inspectors will visit your home to conduct a yard check to ensure that your future pet is secure (high enough walls) and has shelter (a kennel) etc.
Once the yard check has been passed, the cat or dog will be sterilised (if older than 6 months) and will then be ready to go home with you! If younger than 6 months, the kittens and puppies can be taken home with a pre-arranged sterilization date set
Mon–Sat: Female R750 • Male R500 • Already sterilised R200
Discounted Sunday: Female R650 • Male R400 • Already sterilised R200
Mon–Sat: Female R1090 • Male R750 • Already sterilised R400
Discounted Sunday: Female R870 • Male R700 • Already sterilised R400
SPCA rules also prohibit non sterilised dogs/cats being adopted outside of our district, meaning that any puppy/kitten would need to be at least 3/4 months old and sterilised already if leaving the district
Our SPCA does adopt outside of our area but prospective adoptive families need to be able/willing to travel to the kennels in person to meet/collect the dog/cat and for their local SPCA to have conducted and passed a yard check first. SPCA rules also prohibit non sterilised dogs/cats being adopted outside of our district. Out of town adopters would need to bring existing dogs for a meet and greet too.