There are many home remedies for dogs and pets that can help you deal with most of their problems. Pets are lovely to have but they also come with their baggage – putrid skunk odors, pesky fleas, diseases, and so on.
Being the Fundraising and Communications Manager at the Mdzananda Animal Clinic Khayelitsha, my days are mainly spent behind the computer. A typical day consists of going through and answering between 50 – 100 emails, managing our facebook account, updating our website, writing newsletters and writing funding appeals.
Some of my other responsibilities are creating fun fundraising products such as our end of the year calendar and Christmas cards.
This beautiful Pitbull cross puppy named Phigo was brought to the Mdzananda Animal Clinic mid-September by an irritated owner. The irritation was pure love…
We have such admiration for the work of the Mdzananda Animal Clinic. Based in Khayelitsha, this team of wonderful men and women take in injured animals from all over. It’s a daunting and huge task, and one which sees them care for over 1000 injured animals a month. Bobby is one such animal.
Mbombosi (or Bubbles) was brought to the Mdzananda Animal Clinic with severe mange and open sores from scratching. Her owner brought her to be euthanized because she no longer wanted her because she looked ugly. Dr Blessing and Sr Ros took one look at her sad little eyes and wagging tail and refused to euthanize. Instead she was admitted to hospital where she was treated for the mange condition.
