When you lose a beloved pet
Did you know there is a special ‘Rainbow Bridge’ page on our website where – in return for a small donation – you can post a message in memory of a beloved pet that has passed on?
All proceeds go towards the cost of protecting and caring for animals in need. So while you honour your own precious dog or cat, you’re also helping to give others a better life.
Visit spcadbn.org.za/remembrance-wall to add your message.
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