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THIS WEEK'S WINNER IS # 398. Congratulations!
Competition runs from 22 Feb-15 March 2021 Over the course of four weeks, the SA.MAST Animal Clinic in Cape Town's largest and fastest growing township, Khayelitsha, is giving away a R1000.00 gift voucher every week! PAW-Some! SA.MAST is the only animal welfare organisation to conduct a mass animal sterilisation with primary treatment programme in Khayelitsha - standing between animal overpopulation and its attendant consequences for a community with an estimated 4 million residents. In the last 35 working days we've already collected, sterilised, vaccinated, treated for internal & external parasites and returned over 600 patients! We've achieved this despite the land invasions surrounding our clinic and the ever present threat of devastating shack fires. Click here to support our work Township tourism and the small business development this industry gives rise to, are negatively impacted when international visitors are exposed to sights of starving and neglected, abused or diseased cats and dogs. Animal overpopulation significantly affects the health and safety of residents too and the cost to the tax payer is astronomical. Sit, stay, there is more...
If you've entered into any of the previous BABY-PAW draws, you're automatically entered into the June 2021 MAMA-PAW Lucky Draw to stand a chance of winning prizes to the value of R10 000!
Save the SA.MAST cell number 079 254 5034 to your phone
WHATSAPP your name + email address + answer to this week's question: "True or false: Walking or driving down a busy street, overflowing with abandoned or neglected cats and dogs, is dangerous for pedestrians and motorists?"
Fast-forward to next week Monday and look out for a WHATSAPP message from SA.MAST. We will let you know who has won themselves the R1000 Takealot Gift Voucher - it could be you! It will also be your next opportunity to enter into that week's BABY-PAW Lucky Draw with a new and easy question to answer. DON'T FORGET TO LOOK OUT FOR THE WHATSAPP! T&C
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HOW ARE WE HELPING TO KEEP YOUR FAMILY, FRIENDS, COLLEAGUES, EMPLOYEES & YOU SAFE?
Zoonosis are diseases and infections that are transferable from affected animals to humans.
Covid-19 is a zoonotic infection.
At SA.MAST we believe that we must act to give meaning to the CoCT motto:
Making progress possible. Together. And we do.
Since 2009 we have been the only organisation to consistently conduct a free mass sterilisation with primary treatment programme throughout this massive community - despite unimaginable challenges. While we will continue to stand between animal overpopulation with its attendant consequences for all Cape Town residents, our greatest fear, following the 2020 shack land invasions surrounding our clinic is: Shack Fires. It will destroy everything in its path.
We must move to a safe and secure location and will need your assistance in the coming weeks and months.
"To ensure the City of Cape Town will be a healthier city with adequate and equitable distribution of resources to render quality, comprehensive, cost-effective primary health care services. This will be achieved through a district health system with a committed and dynamic workforce supported by strong, competent shared leadership with collaboration and commitment from the community and other partners."
Dr Paul Nkurunziza
Acting Director: City Health
TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE SA.MAST ANIMAL CLINIC, OUR CHALLENGING PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CITY OF CAPE TOWN OR TO SUPPORT OUR WORK, PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE
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