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Devastating fire in Masiphumelele. The Cape of Good Hope SPCA is on scene. Tragic is not the word to describe this scene. Our Inspectors, with tears in their eyes and heavy hearts, are searching for animals that have been affected by the fire. Thousands of people have been left displaced. Families are picking up any possessions they can recover from the aftermath of the fire. Rebuilding their lives have already began. They have nothing. All their possessions and clothes were destroyed in the fir

UPDATE ON KATAZA Early this morning Inspectors of the Cape of Good Hope SPCA returned to Tokai with a private veterinarian that specializes in wild animals, and in particular baboons. The team monitored Kataza extensively. Kataza was found to be mobile, expressing normal baboon behaviour and the wound on his neck is no longer bleeding. At this stage the veterinarian is of the view that no intervention is required at this time. By darting Kataza at this stage will cause more damage and will certa