We would be grateful for any unwanted items to be dropped off at the Clinic for our Charity Shop.

In order to adopt an animal from the Harare SPCA you need to go down to the kennels and fill in the application to adopt forms. The requirements for that include; that you have Zimbabwean citizenship or permanent residency, that your other pets are all spayed or neutered and that you have not surrendered any pets to SPCA before.

Once that is passed you can walk around and look at the animals and interact with any you think may be suitable. If you find one (or more) you like you can book the animal and you pay $10 for a home check to be done by one of our inspectors. They will visit your property in the following few days.

They look for things like the condition of your other animals, the relationship between you, your family and your staff with the animals you currently have, if the garden is sufficiently big for the animals to exercise themselves, if the fence or wall and gate is secure and there is nothing leaning against it that the animal could use to escape. They check for open wells or rubbish pits the animal could fall into, as well as for shelter and shade that you have provided for the animal if it will not be allowed to sleep in the house (cats must be allowed to sleep inside). The shelter must protect from rain and heat in summer and cold and damp in winter. It must have a raised floor so that the dog’s blankets do not get wet.

If the inspectors are happy then you can return to SPCA to collect the animal/s you chose.

Adopting a dog is $82 and a cat is $52. This covers vaccinations, microchipping and sterilisation. If the animal is not old enough to be sterilised then you sign a contract agreeing to bring it back within a certain time period to spay or neuter it which will be done for free at our animal hospital.

The rehoming centre is home to about 80 cats and 100 dogs all of which looking for homes.

There is a steady flow of people visiting the kennels throughout the week, some interested in adopting a pet and others who volunteer their time to enrich the lives of the animals.

The rehoming kennels are an ideal location for corporates or individuals to show their support for the society by sponsoring a single kennel or a block of 10 kennels on a monthly basis.

We invite our sponsors to put up a plaque or company logo on a kennel or block of their choice.This sponsorship covers the cost of the general care of the animals in the kennel. If you would like more information about sponsoring a kennel or block please email us on communications@spca.org.zw or fill in our form below and we will get back to you

This suits people who:
Are unable to attend regular meetings
Don't have the time to dedicate to the organisation of an event
Are able to help out on the day of events
Are willing sell raffle tickets, etc.

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This is a role that requires active participation and dedication and suits people who:
Can attend monthly or 6 weekly meetings
Are able to make phone calls during working hours
Are able to drive around and collect prizes or drop off posters/ tickets/ entry forms in the build up to an event
Can source prizes for raffles or competitions
Can spearhead the organisation of one event a year with the support of the rest of the committee and volunteer groups
Support the others in the committee when they need help with their events

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The veterinary clinic and the mobile clinic offer veterinary care to hundreds of animals, often on a pro-bona basis. Animals are treated for injuries, illness , disease and neglect. They are vaccinated, dipped, de-wormed and sterilized. X-rays are taken and operations are undertaken to save lives. The  Harare SPCA does not turn away any animal in need.

The work must continue. Resources are limited , financial problems burden the society and the Council members, volunteers, vets and staff do whatever they can to maintain a very high standard of care for the needy animals. The essentials required to continue with the difficult and heart-breaking work come at a high cost. Medication and drugs are needed, food, blankets, and fuel are basic everyday requirements. Salaries have to be paid. Maintenance of buildings, exercise runs, vehicles and equipment is very costly. Disinfectants and cleaning materials are high on the priority list. Uniforms for the staff need replacing constantly - the list is endless.

The only hope for the animals is that people will find it in their hearts to extend a helping hand. The Harare SPCA and Friends of the Harare SPCA Facebook pages have a total about 7000 members. If each member donated $5 per month to the Harare SPCA there would be a light at the end of the tunnel. It takes approximately $35000 per month to keep the doors open and the high standards maintained. Please donate to the Harare SPCA. Our survival depends on each and every one of you!

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