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shavani N
1 reviews | Active since Feb 2014
24 Dec 2024, 17:33
Rude and unhelpful
Rude and arrogant . All SPCA's Jhb and Vereeniging. I asked them if they able to help my Cat . They say you have to go to private vet. Why do we have the SPCA if they can't help with Emergencys??? Rude woman from Vereeniging and the guy from Booysens SPCA.
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Replies (1)SPCA's replyOfficial
30 Dec 2024, 08:24Good day
Please note that not all SPCAs have in-house veterinarians and rely on the private veterinarians in the town to assist. Almoning assistance is for the indigent (poor) and proof of income (3 months bank statement), identification and residence must be provided when applying. This assistance is not free as veterinary procedures cost money but a reduced rate is negotiated with the Vet. A list of SPCAs can be found at https://nspca.co.za/find-your-spca/
Please note that not all SPCAs have in-house veterinarians and rely on the private veterinarians in the town to assist. Almoning assistance is for the indigent (poor) and proof of income (3 months bank statement), identification and residence must be provided when applying. This assistance is not free as veterinary procedures cost money but a reduced rate is negotiated with the Vet. A list of SPCAs can be found at https://nspca.co.za/find-your-spca/
SPCA's reply30 Dec 2024, 08:24
Official
Good day
Please note that not all SPCAs have in-house veterinarians and rely on the private veterinarians in the town to assist. Almoning assistance is for the indigent (poor) and proof of income (3 months bank statement), identification and residence must be provided when applying. This assistance is not free as veterinary procedures cost money but a reduced rate is negotiated with the Vet. A list of SPCAs can be found at https://nspca.co.za/find-your-spca/
Please note that not all SPCAs have in-house veterinarians and rely on the private veterinarians in the town to assist. Almoning assistance is for the indigent (poor) and proof of income (3 months bank statement), identification and residence must be provided when applying. This assistance is not free as veterinary procedures cost money but a reduced rate is negotiated with the Vet. A list of SPCAs can be found at https://nspca.co.za/find-your-spca/
