Good news for lazy paws and dedicated humans across the Mother City: TEARS Animal Rescue has officially made pampering your pets ridiculously easy with the launch of their brand-new WhatsApp Vet Shop on 063 855 5137!...
After a rough few months of storms and flooding, TEARS Animal Rescue is finally welcoming volunteers back on the premises for Mandela Day. It’s a simple ask: 67 minutes of your time in honour of the 67 years Nelson Mandela gave fighting for social justice. Making a difference can be as big as that...
If you ever needed proof that cats operate on their own mysterious, legally binding logic, look no further than Zorro....
TEARS Animal Rescue needs your help keeping all the dogs and cats in their care warm this winter. Please consider donating warm fleece blankets to TEARS through the Give Warmth Campaign this chilly season....
On 18 July, Mandela Day, TEARS Animal Rescue got to work, sterilizing and where needed vaccinating 67 animals and feeding even more pets with its Feed Hungry Pets Initiative thanks to the fantastic donations received from the public. ...
TEARS Animal Rescue is well into their Mandela Day 6’n’7 campaign to raise 13 tonnes of food for the dogs and cats in their Feed Hungry Pets Programme. TEARS believes that no pet should go hungry, and this programme subsidises pet food so that families struggling financially are able to feed their pets and keep them...
On May 10, 2023, a remarkable boy affectionately known as “Wobbly William” entered Catherine van der Linden’s life, transforming her world and inspiring countless others through her heartfelt story of an extraordinary foster fail with a joyful ending....
This Mandela Day, TEARS Animal Rescue is on a mission to raise funds to purchase 13 tonnes of pet food – that’s 6 tonnes for cats and 7 tonnes for dogs – to sustain the TEARS Feed Hungry Pets Programme for the next 6 months....
TEARS Animal Rescue has been rescuing, treating, rehabilitating and rehoming homeless, sick, abused and injured companion animals for the last 25 years. As a level 1 B-BBEE contributor and Public Beneficiary Organisation, TEARS relies 100% on donations to remain sustainable and cover the R22M per annum it needs to deliver its welfare community services and...
TEARS Animal Rescue has announced that it can no longer accept rescue intakes as the organisation has 363 pets in its care at its Kennel and Cattery and foster care. Of those, 75% are considered adoptable while the remaining 25% are in its rehabilitation programme either convalescing from illness, injury, and/or abuse; or are too...
