Inspectorate Team
Emergency and Afterhours: 073 335 9322. Life or death situations call us immediately.
The men and women in the Kloof & Highway SPCA Inspectorate are on the frontline in our fight against animal cruelty.
Every day they face challenging, intimidating and often threatening situations where animals are at risk. In order for them to adequately handle these encounters and ensure that those responsible for animal abuse are held accountable, they must be skilled and trained to rescue animals in distress, issue warnings, seize animals in appalling conditions and instigate legal action against abusive and neglectful owners.
Valerie Carney
Inspectorate Controller
Paula Hillcoat
Inspectorate Manager
Petra Abrams
Inspector
Lindokuhle Mbhele
Inspector
Kerrie Andrews
Inspector
Petros Simamane
Inspector
Philani Nzama
Field Officer
Eric Simamane
Field Officer
Patrick Sipho Mkhize
Field Officer
Doctor Mthombeni
Field Officer
The Kloof & Highway SPCA is the only organisation that offers a 24-hour Inspectorate service.
By working closely with the community, our Inspectorate advises individuals and organisations on Municipal Animal By-Laws, geared to offer increased protection for the rights of animals.
In addition to speaking to hundreds of animal owners on responsible animal care during their daily work, their initiatives include combating cruelty (including dog fighting) and pro-actively inspecting any facilities where animals are used, housed, farmed or processed. Increasing the number of proactive outreaches in communities and increasing inspectorate visibility in informal settlements.
HAPPY SUCCESS STORIES
KZN Floods & Outreach
Devastation. This is the only way we can describe what our communities and other areas of KZN went through with the recent floods. In the initial stages, our Inspectorate Team did not hesitate and...
Rabies and Rescues
On Wednesday 2 March 2022, Field Officer Philani Nzama went to collect unwanted dogs from the Savannah Park area. On his way back to the Kloof and Highway SPCA he saw a lady being viciously attacked...
The epic rescue of Kismet
"I think these things are linked, I was supposed to hear his call. He was supposed to have made the call and I was supposed to have responded to it” Westville resident, Terry van der Walt, lost his...
From the Clinic: Daisy
Daisy was a stray who was found by a kind man, Phillip, who posted on Facebook about the plight of this poor puppy who needed assistance and could anyone help. Jean and Danny Nitzan saw everyone...
Lilly the pool rescue
On Sunday 12 December 2021 after hours Inspector Israel Silevu was dispatched to collect a sick stray for treatment and safe keeping at the Kloof and Highway SPCA. The stray dog, a Swiss Shepherd...
Persistence pays off – Dora & Petra
For 2 years Inspector Petra Abrams had been calling on a beautiful dog in the Cliffdale area who had lived her life on a very short chain. Inspector Abrams issued the owner with a warning, then gave...
The Inspectorate team ensures that every animal has the right to the Five Freedoms:
Freedom from Hunger and Thirst
Freedom from Discomfort
Freedom from Pain, Injury or Disease
Freedom to Express Normal Behaviour
Freedom from Fear and Distress
Animal Cruelty Must Stop. No Animal Should Suffer.
FORM: Report Cruelty
Providing us with contact details allows us to provide you with feedback and also to contact you should we require further information.
Your personal information will remain confidential. Please also include what animals your complaint is relating to, how many and if possible a description of the animal(s) to allow us to easily identify them.
Please only submit this if your report falls within the areas we can access. Submitting a report to the incorrect SPCA will delay the response to an animal in distress. A list of SPCA contact details in South Africa can be found here.
