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Have-a-Heart Keetmanshoop had a massively successful dog walk – and raised N$3,400 for their next spay day! The dog walk was organised by Mr and Miss KPS aka JC Naude and Kaylee Jacobs – we thank you so much – this money will change the lives of the less fortunate dogs and cats in Keetmanshoop for the better. Thank you to everyone who attended – it looks like both humans and dogs enjoyed the walk!

Here are just a few photos – more to come!! 😁

 

A big big THANK YOU to every single person who supported Have a Heart in Omaruru during the Omaruru Art Festival last weekend!

A whooping N$ 7119.65 came together! Have a Heart Omaruru is now able to help many more dogs and cats with spay or neuter, vaccination, parasite treatment! 

THANK YOU!

 

Ayla’s twin brother Robin joined her and also set up a table! Both designed a sign and they tell everyone they are helping the dogs and cats 

It’s so great to see how many people support them in their effort to make the world a better place! Thank you so so much!

 

Children who care are the ones who will make the world a better place!

Ayla decided to have a little table today for Have a Heart, to support dogs and cats! It will be open for a few hours in Swakop, at Swakop Street 15. She got some items sponsored by Farmganic and is hoping for a lot of support 

Thank you so much Ayla!! This is very much appreciated!! You are a wonderful human!

 

Don’t forget about the very first Have a Heart Dog Walk in Keetmanshoop!

Join the fun, with or without a dog, everyone is welcome!!

 

Don’t forget about the very first Have a Heart Dog Walk in Keetmanshoop!

Join the fun, with or without a dog, everyone is welcome!!

 

Thank you so much Cat Adams – Act of Kindness for your ongoing support towards Have a Heart!

Come on everyone, get the 5s and 10s together! 

 

Today cute Lady (left) and Zoe had their big day in Swakopmund at Swakop Vet Clinic!

They are now sterilised, vaccinated and parasite free = ready to start their new life!

They got operated early this morning and after a recovery time and check up, they were ready to go home at around 4 pm. On the picture they are about to get loaded into the car, Otto from Feed a Paw Project gave them a lift home. They don’t look like the happiest dogs on earth, but we are sure they were very happy to be back home around 15 minutes later!

Come see us today and tomorrow at the Omaruru Arts Festival and meet some of the team. We have t-shirts, stickers, magnets and copies of The Houdini Chronicles for sale – all proceeds going to Have-a-Heart! We’d love to see you there.