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September Adoptions: Cats

September Adoptions: Cats

We have so many precious kitties looking for homes. Please email us at adoption@kloofspca.co.za or call us on 031 764 1212 to make a time to come view these precious babies and meet your next best friend.

K1 Johnny Cash

This charismatic and strikingly handsome male of 8 months is so deserving of a home. He is very good with other cats and has shared an enclosure with both male and female cats. We think he has some African Wildcat in him.

K1 Timothy

This talkative and inquisitive ginger boy of approximately 20 months is so friendly and loving. Gets on with other cats and loves to have a conversation, so please come and meet him.

K2 Ozzi

This playful boy of 4.5 months will give you so much love and affection.

K2 Ziggy

Shy at first as a little fearful still but a ginger boy of 4.5 months who loves playing with his toys and is gentle natured.

K3 Branson

This ginger and white boy of 8 months is inquisitive, eager to be loved and to return that love. Such a friendly boy who has got on well with other cats.

K3 Mai Ling

Pretty little 3-month-old siamese cross. Very timid currently but just loves to be curled up in your lap purring.

K4 Dorothy

Dorothy is the sweetest, petite female kitten of about 3 months. She is very gentle and just wants to be with a person who will show her love. She will purr the minute you hold her and not want to leave your side. Dorothy has beautiful markings and is waiting for someone to share her love with.

K4 Zack

Zack is a gorgeous fluffy 5-month-old who has a lovely nature and loves to play.

K5 Zazoo

Tabby and white 5 month old male who was rescued from a tree after being stuck for a long time. Zazoo is very friendly and loving.

K6 Lady

Lady is is a striking tortoiseshell young adult female who has a beautiful nature and is very loving.

K6 Leo

Leo is a soft natured, friendly and loving black male kitten of 5 months.

K6 Lizzy

Adorable natured, affectionate 5 month old female kitten.

K7 Katje

Katje is a beautiful young female adult cat, who was rescued with her kitten Oscar when he was very small.

K7 Oscar

Gregarious and so friendly, this little boy came in as rescued tiny kitten with his young mommy Katje. He has now grown and is so healthy and has been waiting with his mom, Katje for someone to come and meet them. He will make a wonderful pet, as will Katje. Please come and meet them soon.

K8 Hazel

Hazel was rescued during the unrest after she was left on the N3 tied tightly in a pillowcase with her little baby of a few weeks. Hazel’s baby, George has just been adopted and Hazel is looking for her forever home. She was a young mommy of probably only 11 months and has so much love to give to whoever chooses her. She is a gentle, kind little lady who so deserves a home after all she has been through.

K10 Grace

Very friendly calico female of approximately 3 years. Will come to greet you and just purr and want to show you love. Will cuddle up with you.

K11 Toby

Very handsome black and white male of about 2 years with a mustache. Toby is a friendly boy who also loves to play.

K12 Winston

Winston is an adult male cat that was brought in some time ago as a stray. He has such a quirky and adorable personality and just wants to be with his forever person who he can love and will be loved. Winston needs to be an only cat and preferably no dogs either.  He is neutered and vaccinated.

K13 Felix

Playful and well socialised and very cute. Roughly 10 week old.

K13 Riffraf

Playful and well socialised and very cute. Roughly 10 week old.

Please email us or call us to make a time to come view these precious babies and meet your next best friend. 031 764 1212 adoption@kloofspca.co.za

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Some things are just meant to be!

Some things are just meant to be!

Luka and Axel were the last of their litter.

Their siblings had found homes, and their mother had been absorbed into the SPCA family and become a beloved resident cat. But the two brothers had so far been overlooked.  No one showed any interest in these special souls.

This changed, when a couple, terribly heartsore from the loss of their beloved cat last year, finally convinced themselves that they were missing some feline character in their small family. They wanted to help give a home to a cat or two to honour their second wedding anniversary. Luka’s distinctive black stripe down his head and back first caught their eye months before when Kerry was working on the murals. They visited; the kittens played, and played, and played, and everyone fell in love. Luka and Axel were now a lot bigger than when Kerry had first seen them and the decision was made that they needed to become a part of the family. Luka and Axel went home.

It was immediately apparent that despite their familial links, the two had very distinctive personalities. Luka needed a new name: ‘Paintbrush’ and ‘Brush’ were bandied around until the ever-versatile ‘Bean’ was chosen. Bean settled down as a gentle, clumsy, talkative lovebug. Axel, who kept his name to suit his fiery personality, soon showed his independent, active, loud, ‘beserker’ character.

Once they had settled a little and charmed the resident dogs, Bean and Axel were slowly introduced to the Outside, somewhere they had never fully explored before. Grass was not what Bean expected and was generally avoided at first. Both brothers now enjoy the Outside – perhaps Axel a little more than Bean – and relish taking strolls around the garden with their canine-human-feline pack.

Despite Bean’s clumsiness, it is Axel who has the highest broken glass count so far (3). Bean and Axel have recently learned to show their love by kneading and now regularly ‘bake cookies’ when they go to bed. The current bed-time routine includes violent bathing, where the two brothers enthusiastically clean each other, which inevitably turns into a tackle/fight match. As the saying goes, there is nothing a cat enjoys more than to annoy other cats.

Now, a few months after arriving home, Axel pursues his culinary studies, thievery, and purring skills. Bean hopes to in future become an Art Critic, conversationalist, and professional sleeper, and is well on his way to achieving his dreams.

Thank you to Kerry and Chris for giving Axel and Bean such a wonderful home and for seeing how special it is to adopt the older kittens (teenagers).

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Sterilising your pets

Sterilising your pets

GOOD REASONS TO STERILISE YOUR PET

Being a responsible pet owner means sterilising your pets. Why?

Sterilisation saves lives as there are less unwanted litters and fewer animals who end up in the welfare system needing to be rehomed. Spaying reduces the risk of mammary tumors; eliminates the risk of tumors in the uterus, ovaries and cervix; and prevents other serious issues such as uterus infections. Male neutering reduces the risk of perennial tumors and testicular cancer. You also won’t have to deal with spraying cats, cats and dogs going on heat, prowling of cats and dogs and fighting between males.

  • They will be healthier and live longer, better lives
  • They will be better companions
  • They are less likely to roam
  • They are less likely to fight
  • Females are less likely to get uterus infections/cancer
  • Males are less likely to get enlarged prostrates/cancer
  • Males will be less likely to be aggressive towards other animals and humans
  • Males are less likely to: mount people or objects, and urinating to mark their territory
  • There will be less diseases, less cruelty to animals and healthier environments

You can have your pet sterlised at the Kloof & Highway SPCA Clinic. Contact our team to find out more about sterlisation by emailing clinic@kloofspca.co.za

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General Enquiries Email: reception@kloofspca.co.za

Phone: 031 764 1212/3
Fax: 031 764 6665
Emergency: 073 335 9322

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