By Maisie Mayne | Fundraising intern
Dear supporters,
Dead Animals Walking (DAW) is a registered non-profit animal welfare foundation based in Cape Town, South Africa. DAW is dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming severely neglected, abused, and unwanted animals. The organization also focuses on educating and uplifting destitute children and families within the communities it serves.DAW’s mission is to reduce the number of unwanted and mistreated animals, minimize animal cruelty, and improve overall animal health and welfare. This is achieved through providing primary healthcare services—including vaccinations, deworming, sterilization, tick and flea control, and microchipping—and promoting responsible pet and farm animal care through humane education.
Key Programs and Activities:
Rescue and Rehabilitation: DAW actively rescues animals in dire conditions, offering medical treatment and rehabilitation to restore their health and well-being.
Sterilisation Campaigns: To combat overpopulation, DAW conducts mass sterilization drives in impoverished communities, aiming to reduce the number of unwanted animals.
Community Education: The organization engages with local communities to educate individuals on proper animal care, fostering a culture of compassion and responsibility.
Farm Animal Welfare: DAW extends its efforts to farm animals, providing rescue and rehabilitation services to those subjected to misuse and neglect.
Since its inception, DAW has made significant strides in animal welfare within Cape Town and surrounding areas. Through its dedicated team and collaborative efforts with volunteers, veterinary professionals, and donors, the organization has rescued and rehomed numerous animals, improved community awareness regarding animal care, and contributed to the overall well-being of both animals and people in the communities it serves.Dead Animals Walking remains steadfast in its commitment to transforming the lives of animals and uplifting communities through rescue operations, rehabilitation programs, and educational initiatives. Continued support from donors, volunteers, and partners is essential to sustain and expand these vital efforts.
Thank you!
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