February to April 2025 Newsletter

February to April 2025 Newsletter

Stanford Animal Welfare Society

February to April 2025 Newsletter

Stanford Animal Welfare Society (SAWS) is here for one reason - to care for the cats and dogs in our community.

We rescue, shelter, rehabilitate, and rehome animals in need. We run spay and neuter clinics, respond to emergencies, and give every animal a fighting chance at a better life. 

Our volunteers, shop, and donors keep everything running, and there’s always space for someone new to help out.

Want to get involved, donate, or just learn more? Contact Stanford Animal Welfare Society.

Visit the SAWS Shop - 6 Queen Victoria Street.

Nedbank Hermanus | Acc: 1470031264 | Code: 19765

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February to April 2025 Newsletter

Stanford Animal Welfare Society

Stanford Animal Welfare Society (SAWS) is a non-profit organisation dedicated to the care and protection of underprivileged, lost, abandoned, and abused animals. The team provides safe shelter and works tirelessly to find each animal a loving forever home. In addition to rescue and rehoming, SAWS of...

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