As Cape Town continues to battle the gusty wind, severe rainfall and widespread flooding, the Cape of Good Hope SPCA has taken preventative measures to ensure the maximum safety of animals in the area.
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As a result of the recent weather, many animals have been displaced or left stranded.
As such, the SPCA has implemented a series of measures designed to offer immediate relief and protection.
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The organization’s dedicated rescue teams are overseeing all rescue and relief operations as it pertains to animals in the area. This initiative includes deployment of staff members and volunteers to extensively affected areas as well as the distribution of essential supplies such as food and blankets. The SPCA has also began collaborating with local authority to ensure maximum relief.
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Furthermore, emergency callouts have been increased and response teams are working diligently to address each call.
The SPCA’s own facilities have suffered from structural damage as a result of the severe weather. Emergency repairs and reinforcements are ongoing to ensure that the organization can continue to operate efficiently.
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The community is called on to open their hearts and provide support amidst these hardships.
Donations of blankets and animal food are urgently needed.
To report an animal in distress, contact the inspectorate on 021 700 4158/9 or [email protected].
For further information or to donate, visit here.
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