CVC Clinics
Pyramid CVC
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Pyramid CVC was founded in 2016 in order to assist local communities. Being a smallholding area there are many needy pet owners who live in welfare villages, as well as the Wallmanstal township which has recently emerged. Our clinic has been assisting these people as well numerous welfare organisations like Wollies, Paws Love and the SPCA for many years on an informal basis. Becoming a CVC has enabled us to do this more effectively with backup and resources. Currently we are concentrating our efforts on sterilization programmes for the various organisations and communities. We do suffer from a lack of human resource in the clinic which limits our time available to perform outreach, but it is hoped that this will improve in the future! We are animal lovers and will always do our best to prevent animals suffering.
Rave CVC
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Since 2014, RAVE CVC has been running outreaches twice a month to provide rabies vaccines, 6-in-1 vaccines and dewormers. We help rescue organisations like PACT and Mazaret Rescue Organisation with sterilisations, basic mange treatment and dewormers and educate children about rabies and provide educational booklets.
Rooikoppies CVC
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Rooikoppies Vet is a primary health care clinic that has been in operation since 2018. Our primary focus is on sterilization, primary health care and education.
We are based in Gauteng and service a vast number of underprivileged areas as well as welfare centers all over Gauteng.
Due to the large numbers of people in the numerous underprivileged areas in Gauteng there is a huge demand for affordable veterinary care. We have been part of numerous mass sterilization projects which have all be hugely successful.
Sedgefield CVC
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Knysna Veterinary Clinic is proud to have opened their second CVC clinic to offer services to our local Sedgefield communities, mainly the Smutsville area. We have partnered with Sedgefield Animal Matters, a non-profit in the area to provide care in the form of vaccinations, ecto- and endo- parasitic treatments and any basic veterinary healthcare needed.
Every Friday is spay day at the clinic, and together with a volunteer team which includes Dr Frank De Groot and Sr Jean De Groot we sterilise a number of cats and dogs. Being the only providers of this service in the area, the need is great and hard work is given to try and control the population, educate owners and look after unwanted or uncared for animals. Thankfully we encounter many loving owners who try and provide the best for their pets.
Siya Ncedisa CVC
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Siya Ncedisa CVC is focused on helping pets in The Buffalo City Metropolitan area. With the closure of both the East London SPCA clinic and The King William’s Town SPCA clinic, there is limited access to primary veterinary health care for the lower income residents of BCM. Siya Ncedisa CVC is focused on sterilization and vaccination (particularly rabies vaccination as there is a severe rabies outbreak in the metropole). Dr. Nicky Webb is the principal, and she is assisted by Ms. Ziyanda Ondala
