Our grateful thanks to Greyton Animal Welfare Society for working with us to sterilise 41 dogs and cats from impoverished homes. It was particularly gratifying to see how healthy most of the animals are, thanks to the AWS’s hard work in this region. Those animals identified as unwell or undernourished when brought in for sterilisation were sent to the AWS kennels where they will recuperate and fatten up before being sent home.
Snoet tot Stert Field Worker Programme | 21–22 March 2026 There’s something powerful about people coming together for a shared purpose, especially when that purpose is improving the lives of animals in their communities. On 21–22 March 2026, EberVet...
Community Comes Together for Animal Welfare in Gansbaai On 11 December 2025, a wonderful example of what a caring, committed community can achieve unfolded in Gansbaai, as volunteers, organisations, businesses and individuals came together with a shared goal: to...
We are thrilled to announce that the final Greyton Animal Welfare Society (GAWS) sterilisation day for 2025 was a huge success, marking a major milestone in our commitment to animal welfare! Year-End Success Thanks to the incredible dedication of our team, we reached...
After a bout of winter rain synonymous with the Western Cape, a team of veterinarians, veterinary staff, volunteers, and individuals who helped where they could, arrived at Step Up Ministeries early on Saturday 9 August. Their goal, to sterilise and vaccinate 50...
The Calling of Veterinary Care: How EberVet CVC is Changing Lives Most veterinarians know from an early age—often before they turn ten—that caring for animals is their calling. It’s less a career choice and more a purpose, a deep-seated need to make a difference. This...
Giving your pets away when you can no longer keep them is not something to be take lightly, animal welfare organisations have warned. Those 'kind' people to whom you gave them may not have adequate food or shelter and these once pampered pets end up living lives of...