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Adopt a pet from the SPCA

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November 17, 2014

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Kennel 17, at the Germiston SPCA, is home to Spike, an eight-month-old Great Dane male. He was unwanted by his owners as "he was too big to keep". He is docile and loving and can't wait to be adopted by a good family.

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Becks is a mixed-breed male, currently in Kennel 86. He was found as a stray in Refinery Road. The cross-pitbull/bull terrier/sharpie has lots of love to share with the right family and is looking for a home where he will get lots of attention.

Tigger is about two years old and in Kennel 111. The super-friendly girl was unwanted by her owners. She would love to go to a new home where she will be showered with attention and made to feel like part of a loving family.

Kennel 114 is currently home to Flux, a beautiful male cat. He was unwanted by his owners and is looking for a wonderful family who will treat him right. He is waiting for someone to open their heart to him and show him love.

Kennel 17, at the Germiston SPCA, is home to Spike, an eight-month-old Great Dane male. He was unwanted by his owners as “he was too big to keep”. He is docile and loving and can’t wait to be adopted by a good family.

Kennel 107 is currently home to Molly, a fun-loving female tabby cat. She was unwanted by her owners as they are moving to a flat. She is very gentle and sweet and can’t wait to find her forever home with someone special.

November 17, 2014

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