SPCA Vryheid

SPCA Vryheid Welcome to the OFFICIAL VRYHEID SPCA page. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO. This is YOUR SPCA, please support us so that we may serve you to the fullest.

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All the SPCAs in South Africa are governed by the SPCA Act 169 of 1993 which is administered by the National Council of SPCAs, thus constituting us as a statutory body. Inspectors are authorised in terms of the Animals Protection Act 71 of 1962 and the Performing Animals Protection Act 24 of 1935, with the NSPCA and the SPCAs undertaking over 99% of all animal welfare investigations a

nd prosecutions. The SPCA is managed by a Management Committee elected by the members at an Annual General Meeting. These members ensure good governance and that the SPCA performs its main functions of education and preventing cruelty. The Committee at present:

Chairperson – Stephan Vickers
Vice Chairperson – Andre Rheder
Treasurer – Antoinette Ries
Secretary – Linmarie Wilkenshaw
Member - Linda Joubert

Come and join our dynamic team and be part of the exciting changes and new developments. The Vryheid SPCA is a Non-Profit, Non-Governmental Organisation which receives no financial support from the South African Government. Municipal financial aid is not provided in lieu of the services the SPCA renders on behalf of the Municipal Pound. All funds required for the SPCA's work to combat cruelty and educate the public come directly from YOU, the public.

Address

Townlands Road
Vryheid
3100

General information

This page is compliant with Rule 3.8 of the SPCA Act, 1993 as it displays an internet bank account. Name: SPCA Vryheid Bank: Standard Bank Branch: Vryheid Account type: Cheque Account no: 062 198 521 Branch Code: 051 001 Deposit Ref: Facebook WE DO NOT RECEIVE MONEY FROM GOVERNMENT AND RELY SOLELY ON THE GENEROSITY OF CARING INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINESSES FOR DONATIONS. CONFRONTING CRUELTY, PROMOTING THE WELFARE OF ANIMALS, MAKE IT SUSTAINABLE. SPCA LOGO USAGE: The SPCA logo is a registered trademark and copyright protected by the NSPCA. It may not be reproduced, copied or used without express written permission. http://www.nspca.co.za/page/23963/Permission-to-use-the-NSPCA-logo-and-Information.

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 16:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 16:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 16:00
Thursday 09:00 - 16:00
Friday 09:00 - 16:00
Saturday 09:00 - 13:00

Telephone

0349808888

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OFFICE HOURS:
Mondays to Saturdays –
Sundays & Public Holidays - CLOSED
Emergencies handled 24 hrs per day

FEES:
* Membership is R120.00/adult pa
R300.00 Family/pa, R500.00 Corporate/pa or R500.00 Life
* Kennel/Cattery Sponsorship is R250.00 - R500.00 pm
* Debit Order forms can be obtained from the SPCA offices

* Boarding fees
- XLarge R90.00
- Large dogs R80.00
- Medium dogs R70.00
- Small dogs R60.00 per day
Valid vaccination certificates must be produced prior to Boarding.

* Dipping is available to the public at a nominal fee

* The adoption fees for 2019 are as follows:

All Female dogs = R 1250.00 O/H = R 1350.00
All Male dogs = R 950.00
Female cat R950 O/H = R 1050.00
Male cat R750

All adoption fees include the sterilisation, vaccinations, deworming and ID tag.

All applicants need to apply in person, no animal leaves the SPCA unsterilised and a pre-home inspection is undertaken to ensure that the animal will be properly cared for.

Paid up members qualify for 10% on all SERVICES rendered at the SPCA example boarding, dipping etc this exclude adoption fees.

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The Vryheid SPCA is a Non-Profit, Non-Governmental Organisation which receives no financial support from the South African Government. Municipal financial aid is not provided in lieu of the services the SPCA renders on behalf of the Municipal Pound. All funds required for the SPCA's work to combat cruelty and educate the public come directly from YOU, the public. General expenses need to be paid . Medical expenses for example deworming and mange treatments in rural areas and our outreaches are not for free and we do cover those extra expenses.