SPCA Durban

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The Durban & Coast Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals rescues abused and neglected domestic, farm and wild animals, promotes responsible pet ownership, provides a shelter for strays and a veterinary service for the underprivileged

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The Durban & Coast Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals rescues abused and neglected domestic, farm and wild animals, promotes responsible pet ownership, provides a shelter for strays and a veterinary service for the underprivileged. We would like you to know that not only will your donation directly benefit the animals in our area but - through a sharing agreement between all SPCAs nationwide - a portion will be used in other, less fortunate areas to benefit animals over a wider area. We feel sure you will approve of this outreach initiative and wish to thank you most sincerely for supporting our SPCA and the movement generally.

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To donate kindly follow our secure link http://www.spcadbn.org.za/give.asp

We also gratefully accept efts to our account: Bank: FNB
Branch: Davenport
Branch Code: 220226
Account no: 62238932893
Account name: SPCA Durban

Please use your surname as the reference on the deposit slip or beneficiary reference so that we may thank you for your generosity. We would like you to know that not only will your donation directly benefit the animals in our area but - through a sharing agreement between all SPCAs nationwide - a portion will be used in other, less fortunate areas to benefit animals over a wider area. We feel sure you will approve of this outreach initiative and wish to thank you most sincerely for supporting our SPCA and the movement generally.

"The Durban & Coast Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals South Africa is a registered non-profit organisation 002-312 NPO and public benefit organisation PBO 930001302, an incorporated association not for gain and a member of the National Council of SPCAs.We rescue abused and neglected domestic, farm and wild animals, promote responsible pet ownership, provide a shelter for strays, and a veterinary service for pets of underprivileged people.We receive no state funding and are reliant on the community we serve for operating costs. Compassion costs nothing, but pet food, veterinary equipment and supplies, vehicles for transporting rescued animals, etc does."