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Christmas time is a season of celebrations, family time and enjoyment, but every year accidents happen that can endanger our pets’ lives. To avoid spending
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Who we are
KSPCA is the only animal welfare charity in Kenya protecting animals from neglect and abuse. We rely on the help of volunteers, voluntary fundraising and donations to carry out our important work, so your support in invaluable to us!
Since the society’s formation one hundred years ago, KSPCA has grown and is well known for animal rescue and rehabilitation. With a focus on domestic animals, KSPCA is currently home to around 150 dogs, 90 cats as well as donkeys and goats at any one time. We rehome around 45-50 dogs and 20 cats every month.
We firmly believe that educating younger generations is the best way to raise standards of animal care in the future and encourage school children to visit the shelter and learn about animal welfare. In the last twenty years we have seen an encouraging change in attitudes to animals, though there is still a long way to go.
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At KSPCA we consider our members to be our greatest asset and need your help.
Christmas time is a season of celebrations, family time and enjoyment, but every year accidents happen that can endanger our pets’ lives. To avoid spending
Animals: We had a relatively busy month with all sorts of things going on. We had a large number of very small kittens brought in, far
We received a report about a seemingly stranded donkey at Regen, Waiyaki Way. For more than 2 weeks, the donkey had been exposed to harsh
Rescues and Investigations We were notified of some donkeys at North Kinangop, that are usually used for collecting milk from the dairy farmers and taking
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