Friends of PAWS is an all-volunteer, non-profit, animal welfare and responsible rehoming organization. They are dedicated to the rescue, sterilization and placement of stray, neglected, abused, abandoned and unwanted animals including females with babies. Their animals are placed in approved foster homes and they receive complete medical care as required prior to their adoption. Medical care, including, but not limited to, deworming, vaccinations, spaying/neutering, surgery and hospitalization. The provision of food, supplements and transportation for the animals prior to adoption is also financed by Friends of PAWS. Adoption fees are reasonably low and it helps to recover only portion of the costs incurred. Support our RESCUED DOGS! Our dogs are not designer dogs. Most of them were not bred true but let us reassure you that each one of them is a diamond in the rough. Many are still out in the cold and like the ones we have rescued, they too deserve the right to be free from pain, injury, disease, hunger, thirst, abuse and fear. Most of all, they deserve the right to LOVE AND BE LOVED! Contact them on 0614746218 or at friendsofpawsKZN@gmail.com
FACEBOOK INSTAGRAMAbandoned Paws is a registered non profit org to help animals in need. Abandoned Paws does not receive any funding and appreciate any donations from the public. They help both cats and dogs by giving them a second chance at life. The organisation take in and rehome stray, neglected, abused, injured, starving animals and help them get a loving home and family. They also help less fortunate families feed and take care of their furbabies by donating food, blankets, kennels and whatever else is needed for their animals. They help animals all around Durban by giving them food and sterilizing as many as they can to prevent animals being euthanized. Abandoned paws will appreciate any donation or help from the public no matter the size. They also try to raise funds by selling secondhand house hold items donated by the public. We’ve provided the link to their charity shop below. You can contact them on 0643329824 and on their Gmail at abandonedpaws@gmail.com Abandoned Paws Durban’s social media links:
FACEBOOK CHARITY PAGEMazarat Animal Rescue is a registered NPO & PBO based in Waterfall KZN. We are a safe haven for rescued animals that endeavours to rescue, rehabilitate, sterilize and rehome rescued, abandoned and surrendered dogs and cats. All rehoming is done after a Home Check is passed and Adoption papers have been completed, after the animal is vaccinated and sterilized before they go to their new homes. They work closely with local veterinarians and assist our local and extended communities by running rabies, vaccinations and microchipping clinics at reduced cost throughout the year. They also visit local schools on request to chat to the kids about pet care, animal rescue, education on stray animals and about Rabies awareness. Mazarat Animal Rescue relies solely on the generosity and support of the public, it’s supporters, donors and Volunteers in order to operate. These monies are used to medicate, provide veterinary treatments, sterilize, feed rescues, and have a regular staff member/volunteer on the premises to care for their rescues. They currently operate out of and are allocated kennel space by Pets Country Club boarding kennels & cattery on Mazarat Farm, in which they house our rescues. They can be contacted at mazaratrescue@gmail.com or on their mobile by 065 836 3203. Mazarat Animal Rescue’s social media links:
FACEBOOK INSTAGRAM WEBSITESam & Pinky’s Rescue Centre was originally known as Sam’s Critters Rescue KZN. It was founded in January/February 2019 by Samantha O’Maker. There was a great need for rescuers who deal with smaller animals, such as hamsters and rabbits, and unfortunately so few people who own them actually understand their true needs. The rescue was founded to help the often forgotten animals, and later began taking in kittens when there was a larger need. They changed their name recently to incorporate their co director, who owns Pinky’s Omnoms (a business which gives back to rescues). Their main goal is educating the public, sterrilization and responsible rehoming. They take in small animals and even some exotics, they also have experience with wild birds and often rehabilitate and release. They are in the process of registration and currently rely heavily on donations from the public to continue what they do.contact them on 078 986 8396 or sprescuecentre@gmail.com
FACEBOOKWagging Tails Animal Rescue (WTAR) is a non-profit organization that was established in June 2020. WTAR strives to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome stray, neglected, and abused animals. They provide a crucial role in the communities of Durban. Wagging Tails Animal Rescue is run part-time by three females with the support of the public. WTAR has opened its doors to many animals. Being an NPO, funds for vet, food, and kennel bills are always needed. They rely on the public’s generosity and support through donations. The Covid-19 pandemic has only made this tougher to get donations and have fundraisers. Any donation and support to the organisation will be greatly appreciated.
FACEBOOK INSTAGRAM WEBSITEAnimal Antics Pet Rescue is an organisation run by Sam De Wet and Ally Du Plessis in the Bothas Hill area. They have been operational since 2017 and pride themselves on honesty and doing what is best for the animals in our care. They have 6 kennels for their rescued dogs and one kennel hand named Ndu. The organisation has built up relationships with the people in these locations, so that the residents have someone to call if their pet is hurt or injured or if they spot an animal in need. They do a feeding scheme in the kwayuniswa location as well as deworming, tick and flea control and if there is an injured or sick animal, they take it to a vet. The organisation rely on donations whether it be in the form of money , food, blankets or items to sell. you can contact Sam on 083 654 2353, Ally on 064 523 0661 or contact the organisation via email at animalanticsrescue@gmail.com
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