Swartland and West Coast
SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
We care and speak for all animals
MASS ANIMAL STERILISATION PROJECTS
Enjoy Tigers "Day of the Snip" during the MASP in Darling
Mass Animal Sterilisation Project in Illingalethu, Malmesbury
The Swartland SPCA regularly submitts proposals for funding for Mass Animal Sterilisation Projects.
In 2013/14 we sterilised 1017 pets in Darling over a 6 month period. This effort was funded by the Western Cape Department of Agriculture.
In 2014 we sterilised 281 pets in Illingalthu Malmesbury. Funded by the National Lottery Trust.
In 2016 we sterilised 287 pets in Atlantis. This was funded by the City of Cape Town
In 2016/17 we sterilised 857 dog in Louwville, Vredenburg over a 6 month period. Funded by the Saldanha Bay Municipality
2018 we sterilised 30 animals in Paternoster funded by Tracey Pace
2018/19 mass sterilisation of farm labourers pets in the Swartland and Saldanha Bay Municipalities. 168 animals were sterilised.
Funded by the National Lottery Trust
2019 we sterilised 33 animals in Paternoster funded by Tracey Pace.
2019 we sterilised 99 pets in Saldanha funded by the West Coast SPCA
Why Mass Animals Sterilisation campaigns?
The problem of uncontrolled populations of dogs adversely affects not only the animals, which are often uncared for or unwanted and put out to wander the streets. It also affects the human residents, who are at risk from sick and scavenging dogs, many of which suffer from parasitic infestations that result in zoonosis - transfer of animals diseases to humans, especially children
SCENES FROM OUR MASS ANIMAL STERILISATION PROJECT IN VREDENBURG
