Every year hundreds of animals such as dogs, cats are become homeless for many reasons. Our mission is to feed and sterilise the homeless animals around the country and make a better life for them. They need love, care and homes. We founded our organisation to give them a better lives.
We want to ensure that homeless animals suffering is eased by reducing the number of unwanted litters, we feel it is our responsibility to alleviate their suffering and ensure their safety. We want to set up as many stations that are regularly attended to by people who not only feed them but care for their medical needs.
We have set up many feral cat colony caretakers who ensure that all ferals in the colony are humanely captured, sterilized, vaccinated against rabies, provided with a sanitary feeding station with fresh water and food, given access to shelter, treated for illnesses and injuries. We have also homed hundreds of kittens.
Your small contribution make a huge difference and encourage us to continue our work.
We have almost 600 homeless cats and dogs in our care from fosters and feral colonies. You can contact us to adopt please call us 011 867 0018 or email us on adopt@saferalsfoundation.org.
Learn MoreLove, care and better homes are an essential need for every animal. We are always looking for Fosters. Foster homes provide a loving and nuturing environment, simulating the loving permanent home we hope for all our feral's. This keeps the feral happy, healthy and well-socialized.
Learn MoreThe responsibilities of a feral cat colony caretaker include ensuring that all cats in the colony are humanely captured, sterilized, vaccinated against rabies, provided with a sanitary feeding station with fresh water and food, given access to shelter, treated for illnesses and injuries. If you feel like you would like to help us please contact us.
Learn MoreTo raise awareness among people and save the feral's we have some events that help raise funds so we can continue to do the work we do, the costs of what we need for each new feral: spaying/neutering, ear-tipping, a rabies vaccination, deworming, and flea control, is rising with each new colony.
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If you have any questions about our works and organisation feel free to contact with us and vist our regional office.
