We would like to thank Elise Varga for donating to our facility in loving memory of her dog, Padma. She and Louise Brown would like to honour Padma’s memory by supporting our hospital. What a special way to share the love of a precious pet.
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We treat indigenous animals free of charge, relying solely on the donations and support of our community.

THANK YOU Santa Cause for Paws for the generous donation of special food items for our patients! This will assist us greatly in continuing to ensure that our patients are fed only the best, varied diet possible, to equip them with the best chance possible for survival when they’re released.
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We treat indigenous wildlife free of charge, relying solely on the support of our community.

A few weeks ago, we introduced you to this African clawless otter (Aonyx capensis) who was kept illegally as a pet, and confiscated by the local SPCA. While in captivity, this little otter cub was fed the incorrect diet.

During the past few weeks, it was critical for us to ensure that we provided her with the right nutrition to ensure that she would grow and meet all the necessary developmental milestones. We asked you to assist us, with our One Meal campaign, which helped us greatly! She is still receiving bottles, however, she is slowly being weaned off her bottles as she consumes (and becomes more interested) in eating tilapia!

A MASSIVE thank you to Fisheries Hartbeespoort for donating all the fish an otter could possibly need! We have received unwavering donations and assistance from Fisheries HBP, and we cannot thank you enough!

We treat indigenous animals free of charge, relying solely on the donations and support of our community.

Pic: Sarah Kempen

This festive season we're dreaming big! Our hospital is growing at a rapid rate, and we are treating, rehabbing and releasing more patients than ever. We LOVE what we do, and we LOVE being able to make a difference and see what we can achieve with the phenomenal support of our community.
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In order to do what we do, even better, we are looking for any sponsorship opportunities for our very own vehicle! That's right, we are dreaming bigger than ever! This would be a great opportunity to collaborate with us to help us in collecting some of our patients, and being part of the release journey. Currently our core team and permitted volunteers use their own vehicles, sometimes having to borrow vehicles in order to ensure that our transport boxes fit comfortably and offer proper ventilation for the journey to our hospital / release sites.

If you're willing to assist in being part of a team that sponsors a vehicle, or a company that would like to donate a vehicle, please get in touch so that we can discuss this exciting opportunity: jhbsmallwildlife@gmail.com

We treat indigenous animals free of charge, relying solely on the donations and support of our community.