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It is FREEZING in Khayelitsha. The suffering is profound. WE ARE BUILDING KENNELS AT OUR CLINIC! We took delivery of our first truck load of wood towards the end of May and spent the next three weeks taking the second hand pallets apart and cutting them to size.
To date, we have distributed over 80 kennels, most of which were accompanied by SA.MAST's specially made waterproofed cushions. Over the next two weeks we will distribute another 50. But then we may have to stop.
It costs SA.MAST R100 to build a kennel that will remain a sheltered, warm and dry refuge for our beautiful, but desperate four legged friends. We don't have the funds. We are appealing for your support. SA.MAST will be taking delivery of a battered but usable 12m shipping container.
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Will you help? Your support will positively contribute towards crime prevention, rehabilitation, skills development and job creation. No donation amount is too small!
And of course, one less precious creature will die a cold and miserable death. |
Want to talk about supporting us? Please email Tamsin: samast@samast.co.za or call her on 021 797 1042. |
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SA-MAST is Hiring! Two positions calling for the right experience, enthusiasm and attitude are currently available in our Southern Suburbs office: MARKETING AND FUNDRAISING SPECIALIST Please visit our website: www.samast.co.za for further details and to apply. The cupboards are bare… Our staff are braving the most terrible weather to get out there and help where it is most needed - even when their own homes are flooded. If you have any of the following to donate we would be most grateful! DROP-OFF POINT: 13 St Josephs Rd, Plumstead 9am – 7pm, Monday to Friday. Saturday & Sunday by prior arrangement. Large loads of goodies can be collected by SA.MAST – please contact us to arrange.
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Khayelitsha Activity Report: |
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908 sterilisation procedures have been successfully performed on cat and dog patients from Khayelitsha. All patients were collected from and returned to their homes. Of the 908 patients, 476 patients are from our concentrated Site C Campaign. |
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Just under 600 patients have received emergency medical care / intervention. Please note that many of these patients also then received repeat treatments for conditions such as TVT or mange. |
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908 patients have been vaccinated / inoculated at our facility. About 2500 patients have been de-wormed at our facility or at their homes. Over 4000 patients have been treated for ticks and fleas at our facility or at their homes |
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About 3 tons of cat and dog food has been distributed to needy pets. Over 50 animals have been surrendered to us or confiscated by the authorities after we contacted them and asked for assistance. |
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At SA.MAST our work is only possible due to the kind and generous assistance we receive from individual donors and companies alike.
A BIG shout out to Graphic Laminates for our beautiful outdoor signage, Coca Cola Canners for the steady and precious supply of wood, Grotto for transporting the wood, BC Motors for continuing to look after our Nissan and NB Media for maintaining our website and designing our fantastic newsletters. You guys rock our world!
We also welcome Roberts Car Repairs in Somerset West to the SA.MAST family and thank you from the bottom of our hearts for taking such good care of our Ford Bantum (aka Animal Ambulance) and for going the extra mile.
T: 021 – 851 44 05 • E: robertscarrepairs@mweb.co.za
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