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Welcome to 
Orkney & Klerksdorp Animal Shelter

We speak for those who can’t speak for themselves

OUR MISSION

At the Orkney & Klerksdorp Animal Shelter, our primary mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome as many abandoned, unwanted, and homeless cats and dogs as possible. We believe that every animal deserves a second chance at a safe, loving, and permanent home.

As part of our commitment to responsible pet ownership, all animals are sterilised or castrated before being adopted. We strongly support responsible pet care and are opposed to indiscriminate breeding, as sterilisation plays a vital role in reducing the number of unwanted animals in our communities.

Our goal extends beyond finding homes for animals already in our care. We are dedicated to reducing animal homelessness throughout the Orkney and Klerksdorp area by promoting responsible pet ownership and encouraging the sterilisation of pets.

Education is another cornerstone of our mission. By raising public awareness about proper animal care, welfare, and responsible ownership, we hope to reduce neglect, cruelty, and abuse. Through education and community involvement, we believe we can create a safer, more compassionate future for animals.

Together with the support of our community, volunteers, and donors, we strive to give every animal the love, care, and opportunity they deserve.

Saving Lives • Promoting Responsible Pet Ownership • Building a More Compassionate Community

WHY CHOOSE OUR SHELTER

We provide a safe haven and a second chance for every animal in need.

Our Policy

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Our policy is that all our animals are sterilised / castrated before being rehomed, as we are opposed to breeding. We would like to lessen homelessness in the animal population within our area.

Our Aim

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Our aim is to have the public know how to care for animals which in turn will decline animal cruelty and abuse.

Our Goal

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SATELLITE OFFICES to assist with the animals in need: Khuma, Jouberton and Kanana

 

EDUCATION at schools (2 schools per month): How to care for animals.

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