The Animal Anti-Cruelty League (AACL™) is the second largest Animal Welfare organization in South Africa. Established in 1956, it is a charitable organization, entirely supported by voluntary donations. The prime objectives of the Animal Anti-Cruelty League are “to promote kindness and prevent or suppress cruelty to animals”.
Continue reading →The Club strives to promote and develop the combination of the Angus and Afrikaaner cattle cross-breeds.
Continue reading →The primary goals of the Society are to maintain the breed standards, and to to promote benefits of the AFRINO sheep breed to both established and prospective stock farmers.
Continue reading →The SA Equine Veterinary Association (a group of the SAVA) is dedicated to improve the health and welfare of equines through professional development of its members, providing leadership and resources in matters pertaining to the equine industry.
Continue reading →The SA Veterinary Council is the regulatory body for the veterinary and para-veterinary professions in South Africa and has a statutory duty to determine scientific and ethical standards of professional conduct and education.
Continue reading →The mission of the Romagnola Breeders’ Society is the preservation of a pure unrelated breed of beef cattle for use in stud and cross breeding, to achieve exceptional weaning weight, growth and fertility and to ensure the breed is adapted to the harsh African climate.
Continue reading →Also known as the SA Boerbok Telersvereniging, the SA Boer Goat Breeders’ Society is interested in the boer goat breed
Continue reading →The People’s Dispensary for Sick Animals continues in its efforts to provide veterinary care of the highest standards to our poorer communities.
Despite the challenging economic times, it is our commitment to this cause that continues to attract pet owners to our hospitals and clinics.
Continue reading →The Society strives to promote and develop the PinZ²yl Cattle breed.
Continue reading →Also known as the Suffolk Skaaptelersgenootskap Van SA, he Society strives to promote and develop the Suffolk Sheep breed.
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