Bullet's Vision - Outreach Program

08/05/2026

An amazing lady indeed. If you can donate, please do so!

At 72 years old, Christina da Costa spends her days caring for the forgotten cats of Vanderbijlpark and Vereeniging. This tiny Portuguese lady with ...

08/05/2026

Come one, look at this face and tell me she is not just toooo cute. This is tiny Pixy, only a year old. A young man contacted us and ask if we can assist with the spay process.

It's not often we get a man asking assistance with a cat, so we jumped at the opportunity.

Tiaan thank you for being part of the solution and for loving this tiny little furball. She was truly a champ!

08/05/2026

A few months ago I picked up a little Boston next to the road and she was my first encounter ever with the breed. She made me smile every single day till she went to her new forever home.

To my surprise I had another encounter with a Bostie this week, her name is Luna and her mom loves her dearly. She was spayed but when collecting her, we were informed she was in heat.

Few people know that when a female gets spayed during her heat cycle she still carries the "aroma" and males will react on the smell and try and mount a female. So in this case Luna's mom had to take extra precaution. She is being spoiled by going to work with mom till she is in the clear.

Helga, thank you for being part of the solutions. Luna did not only make me laugh all the way to the vet but she was an absolute champ. A very special little girl.

08/05/2026

We had the pleasure and permission to take this boy's trouble nuggets in last week. This gorgeous tabby's name is Baba and if I've ever seen a mamma's boy, he was it.

Thank you Maggie for being part of the solution and opting to neuter your boy.

28/04/2026

https://www.facebook.com/saveacoinsafealife

Hello everyone, Rochelle who is part of Bullet's Vision started this initiative (thrift shop online) originally to assist with the ferals cats at her workplace BUT she got onboard Bullet's Vision and two ladies who care for ferals. One lady operates in the Vaal specifically Vereeniging, Marina Thomas and the other one in Deneysville, Elvine Tait.

She sells anything and everything and the funding goes towards vet bills and food for the ferals, if we can fit in a bag of dog food here and there to help someone, we do.

You most welcome to go have a look at the page, like, follow and shop OR give her a shout ( 082 688 3833 ) and donated any old goods you no longer use or want. We don't care how old or ragged your items are, she will move it for a penny or two.

28/04/2026

A big thank you to Elsabe Du Plessis for donating a kennel. AND a bigger thank you to those of offered. You are all amazing!!!

The kennel had no bottom so we took a normal size pallet, covered it with a waterproof type material and walla. The kennel was dropped off last week Saturday afternoon and at first "Meisiekind" this is the labby cross' name, was very unsure.

We also dropped off a new water and food bowl, including tick and flea treatment.

We got this photo in last week from the couple staying next door. And we were delighted to see Meisiekind took to the new kennel and her owners even placed a nice comfy blanket in the kennel for her.

24/04/2026

I was busy cleaning my gallery on my phone this morning and for some odd reason I took a screenshot of this pic months ago.

Today these words really resonated with me. I want to leave everything I do and go where no one can find me, where it is sunny and stand barefoot on green grass and just forget about everything and everyone. Be in the moment... if that makes sense.

Being in rescue really messes with you, physically, mentally and spiritually. You meet amazing individuals and you face monsters in disguise.

You have trust issues and doubting every individual crossing your path. Yet at the same time you have to dig deep and find compassion, decrement and try and trust because as bad as one person can be to an animal, another can love deeply and unconditionally.

As much as one person won't give and think what you do is worthless, senseless and a waist of time, others understand, support, donate and try and help in some kind of way.

It is such a double edge sword.

When you in animal rescue physically, your emotions run deeper and stronger. You connect with every single animal you touch, interact with or help. You cry every time you have to let go and the last moments are engraved in your memory for days to come. You judge yourself, become your worse critic and blame yourself for not being able to do more, push harder or broke doors down.

Many of us withdraw from the world, we become loners. We smile, chat but eventually the room gets to crowded and we retreat to a quiet corner. Waiting it out to return to what feels safe and familiar.

We don't buy luxury cars, wear designer clothing, spoil ourselves or even go for lunches with our girlfriends. Our spoils are solitude and a glass of wine with an animal companion next to us.

Yeah, we kinda messed-up but once you in rescue, you can't get out. It follows you, it becomes part of who your are. It attaches itself to your DNA.

Would we change anything - no, not a thing, the commitment was made. Our vision and mission was clear from the start, but some days, yes some days, we just want to feel the sun and grass under our feet and for a moment love life again!

God bless
Rochelle and Shaney

22/04/2026

This boy’tjie was a bit of a feisty one.

A feral tuxedo cat we trapped at a school and he made sure to give it his all before we took them fluffy balls.

21/04/2026

It does not happen often that both myself and Shaney are on site together trapping. Most of the time we divide on concur. This project was a bit different.

The wheels started turning just before 6am this morning. We were on the clock and had to catch these 3 beauties at Arconpark Primary. The lady feeding these three ferals at the school were amazing and followed our instructions perfectly. They were hungry and went into the traps fairly quickly.

They were loaded and the first stop was Klipriver Animal Clinic where we pre-arranged with Dr B to get the three spay/neutered. With an already packed schedule for the day he and the staff accommodated us. Therefore we also want to take a second and give a huge shout out to the entire TEAM at Klipriver Animal Clinic. You've always helped, never hesitating or showing us away. You absolutely rock guys!!!!

To continue, after the spay/neuter the three ferals were off with Shaney to Secunda where she will start with the integration process on site for rodent control and monitor their progress.

Mariana at Arconpark Primary School, you were amazing. Thank you you for caring for these three cats as if they were your own.

21/04/2026

What a journey. We created this page in November 2021 and a few months later the Non-Profit was formally registered.

No filter, no AI .. this is a photo of us, Shaney (front) and Rochelle (back). This is how you will see us when we rock up at your home, at the vet or lend some kind of assistance.

We've stopped dotting down statistics, we stopped keeping count of how many we've helped cross, saved or sterilized. We've learned to take each day as it comes, make the best of it and live life to the fullest.

THANK YOU TO ALL WHO HAVE SUPPORTED US OVER THE LAST 5 YEARS!!!

18/04/2026

JUST A MAN AND HIS DOG - HAPPY ENDING!!!!!!!!

This is a post of what a COMMUNITY was capable of doing. It's about a man and his dog wondering the streets of Meyerton.

On 4 March'26 Elsabe stood at the vet's entrance and we booked in Gareza under Bullet's Vision. A few minutes later the owner came by worried and asked if Gareza would be okay. His faced showed hardship but he smiled at us, not taking his eyes of his dog.

He was known for wondering the streets, digging through bags for recycled items. Sometimes Gareza would catch a ride on his trolley. We were told that when offered money or food he declined and asked if he can get something for Gareza to eat. ALWAYS putting him first.

We facilitated by booking an neuter appointment. Elsabe and her husband sponsored the neuter. A month later Waldo at Klipriver Animal Clinic called me and say the duo, is at the door, NOT ASKING FOR ANYTHING, just saying hello and the team just reached out and helped with tick and flea treatment, deworming and including a vaccination. We accepted the cost with honor.

We kept tabs on the duo and we recently learned that Gareza and his owner is now living on a farm, working and have a roof over their heads. THANK YOU to a specific lady (wish we can say thank you in person) for opening your heart to them. We sharing a pic of the day Gareza was neutered and him now, living like a king. In addition THANK YOU to the Meyerton community members who interacted with them and lend a helping hand from time to time.

What a way to kick of a Saturday!