Spay and Neuter Cats and Dogs in Rural Eswatini

by Swaziland Animal Welfare Society
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Spay and Neuter Cats and Dogs in Rural Eswatini
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Spay and Neuter Cats and Dogs in Rural Eswatini
Spay and Neuter Cats and Dogs in Rural Eswatini
Spay and Neuter Cats and Dogs in Rural Eswatini
Spay and Neuter Cats and Dogs in Rural Eswatini
Spay and Neuter Cats and Dogs in Rural Eswatini
Spay and Neuter Cats and Dogs in Rural Eswatini
Spay and Neuter Cats and Dogs in Rural Eswatini
Spay and Neuter Cats and Dogs in Rural Eswatini
Spay and Neuter Cats and Dogs in Rural Eswatini
Spay and Neuter Cats and Dogs in Rural Eswatini
Spay and Neuter Cats and Dogs in Rural Eswatini
Spay and Neuter Cats and Dogs in Rural Eswatini
Spay and Neuter Cats and Dogs in Rural Eswatini
Spay and Neuter Cats and Dogs in Rural Eswatini
Spay and Neuter Cats and Dogs in Rural Eswatini

Project Report | Sep 28, 2020
Spay Clinic Postponed to 2021

By Margaret Dean-Smith | Project Leader

We hope this message finds you well.  It's been a while since we last updated you on our Spay Clinic schedule for this year, so we wanted to fill you in on the latest.  Due to the disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, we have had to postpone our 2020 Clinics to 2021. We are waiting for our Government to lift the restrictions of the rules of assembly, hopefully in the next few days. The Waterford Kamhlaba United World College (UWC) students are only expected back on campus in late January 2021, and they make up a large portion of the volunteers that assist us with our Clinics.
We have penciled in three dates and hope (and pray) we will be able to fulfil our promise and complete them successfully.
The donation you have so generously made have been placed in an interest-bearing account waiting for our go-ahead (we can’t even begin to buy drugs as they may go out of date).
In the meantime, we have been granted official permission for one of the Clinics and the awareness programme is underway in the community, at dip tanks, schools and community meetings.
For the other two, we are still establishing which premises will be suitable for a Clinic and whether there is catering/overnight accommodation available for our team, as these venues are in rural areas. If not – we will pitch our tents and build a fire to cook over.
Fortunately, during this crisis, we have still been able to continue with our normal welfare work in both Mbabane and Manzini, spaying and neutering and providing general care. The number of pets handed over has increased and our kennels are full but luckily, we have still been able to find good homes for many of them.

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Jun 2, 2020
Spay Clinic Update

By Margaret Dean-Smith | Project Leader

Mar 5, 2020
We're getting ready for our first Spay Clinic in 2020!

By Margaret Dean-Smith | Project Leader

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Swaziland Animal Welfare Society

Location: Mbabane - Eswatini
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Twitter: @SAWS_Swaziland
Project Leader:
Fiona Millin
Mbabane , Eswatini
$12,485 raised of $19,500 goal
 
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