Hi there! I’m Harry, a playful 4-month-old pup with a secret talent—I love pretending to be a cat! You can find me snoozing on chairs or climbing the cat tree. I’m a well-behaved little guy who loves walks during cloudy days. Guess what? I’m not just a cute face; I’m also vaccinated, microchipped, and soon
Vet Check Before going home, your new animal will be checked at the clinic and you will be briefed on key information such as medical history, next vaccinations due etc. Please accompany the animal to the clinic – this is important information. If you are picking the animal from a foster home, please ask for
The horse welfare assessment conducted by the Kenyan Society for the Protectionand Care of Animals (KSPCA) with support of Brooke East Africa (BEA), examined thecurrent state of horse welfare in the Greater Nairobi Area. This report presentsinformation on the numbers of horses, where they are, how they are used and theirwelfare situations, aiming to identify
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 Christmas holidays at the vet’s emergency waiting room with a sick animal, here is a quick reminder of all the possible dangers. Warm weather: with the hot blazing noonday sun
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 too young to have no mother. We also had a number of puppies brought in and unfortunately one lot went down with Parvo. Fortunately, this was contained quickly. We sterilized 10
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 weather conditions, with no shelter, food, or water. We rescued him and brought him to the shelter. The donkey pictured below was displaying signs of a donkey with rabies at
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 the milk to cooling plants. The donkeys are believed to be overworking. We went to investigate the matter, and cautioned the owners and users against overloading and whipping the donkeys,
As the weather warms up, the cat breeding activity also increases. Many cat owners are unaware that young cats can fall pregnant as early as at the age of 4-5 months. If non-neutered/ spayed cats are allowed to roam freely, in just two years a single pair of cats can result in up to 20,000
KSPCA in collaboration with Brooke East Africa and county vets in Mombasa rescued 10 donkeys that were left behind by their owners a few years ago. The donkeys were straying into people’s property and destroying crops. They are currently at the KSPCA Mombasa shelter as they wait to be rehomed to new homes. Identified new
