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Gatsby was born to be Great – and to do great things. (Note: He is not a sandwich! He was named before we moved to Cape Town.) Wednesday the 28th of February’s walk was like any other. I walked up the gravel path behind my house in Redhill (I am lucky enough to live in Table Mountain National Park) while the dogs ran up the hills, clambering over rocks and dashing through any Fynbos and bushes that remained after last year’s fire. ...read more
Glue traps are both cruel and illegal, yet people still use them to try and control rats and mice. It was into one of these horrific traps that the ginger kitten had unwittingly wandered, becoming inextricably stuck. ...read more

Joy for Jazi

30th Mar, 2018
A dramatic search and rescue for miniature Dachshund Jazi, who disappeared in the vast and inhospitable Namib Desert, ended with tears of joy when she was found and brought to safety. ...read more
Rhino calf Mofalodi – nicknamed Lolli – was first seen sitting lonely and bewildered beside her mother’s body in the Pilanesburg National Park. Tragically, she had become another victim of poachers. A rhino calf like Lolli doesn’t stand much chance of survival without its mother. ...read more

Nuts about Cashew

22nd Mar, 2018
Cashew is more than a pet; he’s a friend, an emotional support dog, and a healer. So, when he was stolen, I was devastated – and absolutely determined to stop at nothing to get him back… ...read more
“Was there ever a cat so clever as magical Mr Mistoffelees…” sang the feline cast in the musical Cats – and that’s where the hero of our story got his name. And he seems to have lived up to it. ...read more

#I.AM.KAYLEEN

15th Mar, 2018
In January 2018, I received a call from a farm labourer at a Klipheuwel farm, Western Cape – they wanted help with a paralysed dog. I headed, out mentally preparing myself for the likely humane euthenasia of an old animal. But what I found was so much worse… ...read more
Owen is our much-loved four-year-old cockatiel – a feathered family member we couldn’t imagine being without. My daughter, Jade, raised him from a hatchling and he’s very tame and talkative. So, when he disappeared in mid-January 2018, we were heartbroken – and very worried, as the area we live in is also home to several birds of prey... ...read more

Rescuing Isabella

9th Mar, 2018
When I met Isabella, she was in a terrible state; she had what seemed like hundreds of ticks and fleas crawling all over her body, stuck like mussels to a rock between her paw pads and in her ears and eyelids. She was severely underweight, malnourished, and had open wounds on her body that the vet would later say looked like bite wounds… ...read more
Four-week-old Toby and his three siblings were dumped on the doorstep of a veterinary practice one chilly night in October 2017. Cindy Washington, who fosters kittens for Capetonians Against Animal Abuse, received the call for help and rushed out to fetch the little orphans and took them home to foster. ...read more
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