SA MASS ANIMAL STERILISATION TRUST is now part of the Woolworths MySchool MyVillage MyPlanet fundraising programme.
We need your participation. There is no cost involved.
Click here to participate and stand a chance to win a fantastic wildlife experience.
Support SA.MAST and get your MySchool MyVillage MyPlanet card now. A percentage of what you spend at Woolworths will be donated to SA.MAST and fund even more sterilisations.
Go to this form to request your card and you will then be automatically entered into our competition where you could win a trip to the exquisite SanWild Wildlife Sanctuary while driving around in style with Avis.
This trip is for 8 people, so start thinking about who you would like to invite to join you on this magical and once in a life time holiday. Terms and conditions apply.
Tip: Increase your chances of winning by asking your friends and family to enter the competition too.
SA.MAST has already had tremendous approval from the media, including News24, the Mail & Guardian and Oprah Magazine.
But it's your support that really means the world to us!
Have you ever wanted to see for yourself what a mass sterilisation day is like at our clinic? Now you can! Click here to watch our video.
Please give us the means to effect unprecedented change by supporting our mass animal sterilisation programme. and help sponsor a cat or dog sterilisation in Khayelitsha.
We sterilise an average 120 patients per month at our clinic in Khayelitsha for FREE.
We can sterilise up to 250 patients though IF we have your support too...
THE COST TO COLLECT, STERILISE, TREAT AND RETURN EACH PATIENT IS R350
To contribute towards these costs and make a secure donation please log on to our CREDIT CARD DONATION FACILITY
Please, no amount is too small… and tax donation certificates can be issued too.
Our Registration Number: IT3310/2006
Our Public Benefit Organisation Number: 930028769
Our Bank Account Info:
SA.MAST
Nedbank
ACC: 167 603 1707
BC: 167 609
Please use your name as a reference and if you can, email Tamsin at samast@webafrica.org.za to let her know about your donation. Many thanks!
Feb 09 – 7 April 2010 1169 sterilisations and primary treatments were funded at our clinic during this period, including the patient’s collection and return, their vaccination, inoculation, de-worming and tick and flea treatment. Hundreds of thousands of Khayelitsha residents do not have access to transport, therefore it is essential that we drive into the settlement areas, most of which have no roads or road signs, identify, collect, sterilise, treat and return the patients!
What else did we do?
- 738 home visits to assist pet guardians and share general knowledge on caring for their pets.
- Built and collected over fifty kennels which were given for free to needy pet guardians
- Given for free, hundreds of pet care products and about four tons of food to needy pet guardians
- Rescued and re-homed 64 neglected or abandoned cats and dogs from Khayelitsha.
- Dipped for free, approximately 1750 additional dogs who were dipped at their homes or brought to our clinic by the pet guardians
- Dewormed an additional 312 cats and dogs (for free too) who were brought to our clinic by their guardians or who were treated at their homes.
- Many disadvantaged pet guardians were also assisted in getting free emergency medical treatment for their cat or dog.
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A VERY SINCERE THANK YOU
We would like to thank the following sponsors (HERO'S actually) for the installation of our wonderful bathroom and conversion of our second shipping container.
Obviously we are very excited and extremely grateful for our flush toilet! Aletha Howe kick started everything and Jacqui Wessels of Collaboration ‘collaborated’ with Sanmar Contractors, Drips Plumbing, Modern Bathrooms, Albert Carpets and Wall-Erect Systems to not only provide us with our porcelain throne, but a shower and basin too. They even went one step further and handed to us, on a silver platter, the most awesome plumber. Max of Ubuntu Repairs did the entire installation for us perfectly and in record time! You can reach Max on 021 552 0375 or 082 515 3609. We would also like to thank Georgie and John Vass for donating a brand new geyser - an essential item for a bathroom wouldn't you say?
Of course the conversion of our new shipping container, which now also includes a quarantine room, would not have been complete if Nico Kruger (electrician) had not volunteered his outstanding services and ARB Holdings had not donated all the electrical thingamajigs and very expensive underground cabling. Last but not least, thanks must also go to Wall-Erect Systems (again) for supplying the treated wooden divisions and CDI Construction for donating the doors, door frames and sink.
Sorry, one last thank-you must go to two very special men and three very special ladies.
To Jirk Nel for always being the ultimate project manager & handy man , to Max Guedy of Agency Zebra for keeping us on-line, up-to-date and accessible on the world wide web, to Ronnie Cooper for all the really, really important independent administrative and accounting services, to Nikki Botha for always fighting the good fight and encouraging SA.MAST to do the same and to Fransje van Riel for being such a graceful and generous ambassador - thank-you all for being so selfless and helping to saving the future.
For a more detailed activity report please go to www.samast.co.za
