Sunday, December 1, 2013

Update for 2013

Hello All                          


 

Thank you for your help and support over the last year, for the donations you gave and funding you collected; the second hand goods you collected for us to sell; for those who came and got their hands dirty bitten and scratched at our clinics and those who offered help when we needed it most.


 

Here is an update for the progress of the sterilisation project that we manage in Clanwilliam under CLAWS for 2013,

with your help we managed to sterilise 205 animals this year down on last year for a number of reasons.


 

Firstly, Dr Longland was no longer able to offer his services to Clanwilliam and we lost his monthly sterilisations.

Secondly, the masonic lodge where we were operating from and storing our equipment was sold and we are without premises at the moment.

Thirdly,  at the moment  there is no-one permanently in Clanwilliam looking out for animal welfare and we do not have a vehicle of our own to use and rely on borrowing vehicles which is not always possible also I work full time one hour distant from town and am not always able to respond to calls for help.


 

I have been for training with Dr Roos from  Envirovet CVC and have worked on various projects with her over the last year and have recently qualified as an Animal Welfare Assistant (AWA). I am being registered through Dr Roos and Envirovet CVC and will be able to use her NPO number during fundraising so any donation to CLAWS will now be tax deductible.

I am hoping to be able to spend more time next year on my first love working with animals and running CLAWS.  On top of doing the normal sterilisation drives I am planning to start off with a wash and dip; vaccination; education and deworming program one day twice a month from next year.


 

To do this we will need either some premises or a container in Clanwilliam to operate from; store our equipment  and to sell the second hand clothing we collect. Alternatively we can use a caravan as a mobile facility. We also hope to be able to train volunteers in basic animal first aid that can help us with our work.

To succeed we need to organising the following, so if any of you can help or have any ideas how we can go about it we will be most grateful.


 

We need : a shipping container and a place to park it in Clanwilliam

                 : a small caravan

                 : transport to access the townships and farm around Clanwilliam

                 : a small fridge for medicines

                 : a microscope

                 : a fan for hot days

                 : old or new collars to replace the wire that is often used

                 : pet food

                 : ice cream containers or bowls to send home for water or food bowls

 
 

 For further information you can follow these links:

Envirovet CVC http://www.envirovetcvc.co.za/

Animal Welfare Assistant qualification: http://www.savc.co.za/?option=com_content&view=article&id=44&Itemid=58


 

Have a wonderful festive season, have fun, be Happy and spread the love!

Kind Regards

Jeanine Mitchell

Friday, June 14, 2013

Sterilisations

Welcome and Thank you for visiting CLAWS!

We hosted Another Successful Mass Sterilisation event this MAY 2013!

103 ANIMALS 63 CATS and 40 DOGS

How can you help us?

by clearing out any unwanted items in your home.

The benefits of an uncluttered home are amazing! You can find thing you have forgotten you had J

It's fun and exciting to venture into the forgotten back cupboard, and if you find things that are not useful to you anymore, you can donate them to CLAWS.

We sell the goods to people who really need them and in turn use the money raised to fund sterilisation programs.

Alternatively we need, dog food, cat food, collars and leads, blankets, towels, food bowls for the animals or anything of value that we can sell to fnd their operations.

Please support us in our initiative to reach our target of 500 sterilised animals for 2013!

Thank you for your time and contribution

Jeanine, Clanwilliam Sterilisation Projects


CLAWS

Capitec Bank,Clanwilliam

Acc…………..1265459728

Branch……..470010


 

Many thanx guys,please we need your help……………………………..without it we can't carry on.


 


 

Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Sterilisation Drive May

Make a difference

Sponsor A Spay Today


 


 

Help the Clanwilliam Animal Sterilisation Project reduce the number of sick, hungry and abused dogs and cats in this area by making a donation towards our next mass sterilisation drive this May 2013.

Our focus this drive is for the cats at Bulshoek Dam- colony of 30 and we have a waiting list of 200 in Clanwilliam township.

How you can help: Donations of money, pet food, 2nd hand clothes, books, crockery, bedding, any unwanted items we sell to raise funds.


 

Visit our blog at Clanwilliamanimalwelfare.blogspot

.com,

email us clawsclanwilliam@gmail.com,

or follow us on Facebook -CLAWS


 

Donations can be made to:

CLAWS, Capitec Bank ,Clanwilliam,

Acc 126 545 9728, 470010

CLAWS


 


 

non-profit organisation, run solely by volunteers.

Our municipality is unable to assist us.

We receive no funding from government or bigger welfare organisations. We are a member of the animal welfare Forum.


 

We are reducing the numbers of unwanted, suffering dogs and cats in Clanwilliam. If one unsterilized dog can produce 64 000 dogs in its life, one sterilisation makes a huge difference.


 

We run mass sterilisation drives as we raise funds. We aim to sterilise at 500 animals a year. Each sterilisation costs an average of R300 with a vaccination.


 

From November 2010 to DEC 2012 we sterilised 1019 animals with the help of VETSOL, Annelize Roos CVC and Dr Longland from Langebaan.


 

We do not have a permanent vet in Clanwilliam. Our closest vet is 75km away.


 

How you can help: Donations of money, pet food, 2nd hand clothes, books, crockery, bedding, any unwanted items we sell to raise funds.


 

Saturday, January 26, 2013

MAKE THE DIFFERENCE

Hello…


 


 

We are planning to host the first mass sterilisation event for 2013 in March .


 

Making a life time difference,


 

by clearing out any unwanted items in your home, you can help many…


 

The benefits of an uncluttered home are three fold!

You can find things you had forgotten about ,

give to those who don't have and

save lives.


 

It's fun and exciting to venture into the forgotten back cupboard, and if you find things that are not useful to you anymore, you can donate them to CLAWS.


 

We sell the goods to people who really need them and in turn use the money raised to fund sterilisation programs.


 

Please support us in our initiative to reach our target of 500 sterilised animals for 2013!

Since Nov 2010 we have sterilised 966 animals.


 


 

Thank you for your contribution


 

Jeanine, Chairperson CLAWS