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Logan G

1 reviews | Active since Mar 2024

26 Mar 2024, 15:01

Disgusting - Springfield spca

<div>Hi I will like to say I surrendered my two dogs on the 10 of January 2024 . The dogs were very well taken care of had all their injections they were perfectly well an in good health . However when I went back on the 3 days later reason being I wanted the dogs back I even had the money to pay them , firstly they made me wait over an hour then the lady comes out from the office an says she's going to have a look at the kennels were the keep the dogs when she does Come back after 10 minutes she advises me that they put the dogs down on the 13th of January I don't understand 2 days yourl take a dogs life an the excuse was that one dog had ring worms which is not true an the other dog was scared for that reason u take a dogs life . The same female dog bella had parvo an she survived I brought her to your facilities for 5 days in a row an she still gave birth to eleven pups after a year .but I just want people to know the truth there was nothing wrong with my dogs of u have a dog or know of anyone giving rather find a home yourself for the dog</div>

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SPCA
SPCA's reply26 Mar 2024, 15:04
Official
We at the National Council of SPCAs will forward your complaint to the Durban & Coast SPCA asking for a response. Their response shall be posted within 7 days. Kind regards Society Liaison UnitNational Council of SPCAs
SPCA
SPCA's reply26 Mar 2024, 15:29
Official
Good day Mr Govender I have the paperwork in front of me. You signed a legally binding document, surrendering all interests in the animals to the SPCA and for them to be dealt with at the discretion of the SPCA.  This is a permanent decision and one which cannot be revoked when or if you change your mind.   This is always explained fully to people who are surrendering their animals.  The SPCA becomes the custodian of the dogs.  The paperwork states that Bell had "ringworm - not taken care of" and that Bruno was stressed and acting aggressively.  You wrote "moving to a flat - pets not allowed" on the 11th January.  Despite this, our staff kept the dogs for 2 x days to monitor their progress.  As they were not suitable for rehoming, they were humanely put to sleep on the 13th January.  If we are unable to rehome dogs, we are unfortunately also unable to keep them.  

Durban & Coast SPCA
LG
Logan G's update04 Apr 2024, 14:07
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But give then a chance I don't think yourl human enough some places got dogs in shelters for months buy as or yourl it's pathetic 2 days but it's done if I knew that's what yourl do to dogs I wud have never given them to yourl but God knows all things have a blessed day