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    Life at the SPCA

    Right pet for the right family

    Grocott's Mail ContributorsBy Grocott's Mail ContributorsApril 16, 2018No Comments2 Mins Read
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    When adopting an animal make sure it is the right fit for your family. Make sure the animal fits your lifestyle and isn’t – for example – too energetic for you or too demanding. Cross breeds are generally more hardy and durable pets. The more intelligent an animal, the more training it needs. Adopting is better than shopping, as these animals often have a time limit on their life. When adopting an animal you ensure its vaccinations are up to date, it is sterilised and has a good temperament. For more information or advice, please contact Grahamstown SPCA:
    Please remember for any animal related emergencies and or queries please contact the Grahamstown SPCA or one of the vets below:
    Grahamstown Veterinary Practice on Fitzroy Street, Tel: 046 622 6743
    Ikhala Veterinary Practice on Strowan Road, Tel: 046 622 3261
    The State Vet on George Street, Tel: 046 622 7112
    Keep in touch with all the improvements and updates on your SPCA and our work in the community by following us on Facebook.
    For more information, advice or guidance, to report cruelty and or details on how you can donate to help us with the work we are doing in your community, please contact the Grahamstown SPCA on 046 622 3233 or email us at spcaght@gmail.com

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