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Klerksdorp, Let’s Help: One Cup at a Time!
As November unfolds, the Orkney & Klerksdorp Animal Shelter invites the community to take part in a simple yet impactful act of kindness, enjoying a cup of coffee that truly makes a difference. Through the Rescue Roast initiative , every bag of coffee purchased contributes directly to improving the lives of rescued animals who rely on the shelter’s care and support. This partnership transforms a daily routine into a gesture of hope. Each brew of Rescue Roast helps provide f

Karen Scheepers
6 hours ago3 min read


November: A Month to Honour Senior Pets and Responsible Care
November is widely recognised as Adopt a Senior Pet Month , a time dedicated to the older animals who continue to wait patiently in shelters for the comfort of a permanent home. At the Orkney & Klerksdorp Animal Shelter , this observance serves as both a celebration and a reminder that love knows no age. Senior pets often bring a special kind of companionship. They are typically calmer, already familiar with basic routines, and deeply appreciative of kindness. Many have exper

Karen Scheepers
6 hours ago5 min read


Hope, Healing, and Homes: The Heartbeat of the Orkney & Klerksdorp Animal Shelter
Despite facing challenges earlier this week, the shelter remains unwavering in its mission, to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome animals who deserve a second chance. Each day brings new stories of hope, love, and unwavering dedication from the team that refuses to let hardship dim their purpose. This week’s updates reflect not just recovery, but the strength of a community united by compassion. From repairing damages after a recent break-in to preparing for upcoming events and

Karen Scheepers
Oct 293 min read


A Safe Haven for the Voiceless: The Story of the Orkney & Klerksdorp Animal Shelter
Founded in 2010, the Orkney & Klerksdorp Animal Shelter has become a pillar of compassion and advocacy for animals in the KOSH area. Established by a group of concerned citizens who recognised the desperate need for animal welfare in Orkney, the organisation emerged as a vital lifeline for abandoned, abused, and neglected pets. When the Klerksdorp SPCA was forced to close its doors in January 2020 due to a shortage of funds and limited municipal support, the NSPCA turned t

Karen Scheepers
Oct 163 min read
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