Pawsitive Animal Shelter

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Pawsitive Animal Shelter Our Shelter Is A Safe Haven For Abandoned, Neglected & Forgotten Animals. We Have 19 Enclosures & Currently Have 42 Dogs & 8 Cats.

Our Vision Is Assisting Areas Directly In Our Vicinity, Diepsloot & Olievenhoutbosch. We Commit In Making A Difference

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29/10/2026

Another Great Event To Book & Look Forward Too...

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Please Support Nici & her amazing team.

Thank you  , Thank You For Making Pawsitive Animal Shelter 1 Of The Benefactors Of Your 1st Very Successful Under The St...
29/10/2026

Thank you , Thank You For Making Pawsitive Animal Shelter 1 Of The Benefactors Of Your 1st Very Successful Under The Starts Movie Night on 17 October 2026.

We Watched The Greatest Showman, We Had Amazing Prepared Meals, A Magnificent Venue, Great Animal Loving Like Minded People Around Us.

Thank You Andrew Ross, from and Iain Fourie, for all the support in making this event even more special.

Thank you to each supporter who bought a ticket, came out, brought your furr baby and just enjoyed a perfect evening.

Thank you Nici, thank you for your contribution towards Pawsitive Animal Shelter and always stepping up when we need you.

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πŸ’”πŸΎ LITTLE DUINKY πŸ’”πŸŒˆWe only knew you for a few short weeks, little boy, but you will forever hold a piece of our hearts.S...
29/10/2026

πŸ’”πŸΎ LITTLE DUINKY πŸ’”πŸŒˆ

We only knew you for a few short weeks, little boy, but you will forever hold a piece of our hearts.

Since you were a tiny pup, we visited you, tied to a security gate, sleeping in a broken speaker box. Our hearts sank every time. We cleaned your space, fought for better conditions, and returned week after week to make sure you had clean water, food, and a little comfort. We kept telling ourselves, Duinky deserves better.

On Saturday, 24 October, Isabel and I brought you your very own green igloo kennel, food and water bowls, a clean blanket, and a longer rope of almost 12 metres so you could move, play and explore a little more. I even made you a little homemade toy from a plastic bottle and stones, just to hear you play. We dewormed you, treated you for ticks and fleas, and left you with fresh food.

Yesterday, your owner called. You were sick. I left work immediately, fetched your little body from Olievenhoutbosch, wrapped you in your first soft yellow blanket, and raced to The Dogs Trust. Rasta, an absolute angel to animals, did everything he could, giving you fluids, basic medication, care and love when your family could not afford the devastating cost of parvo treatment.

Little did I know that the one photograph I took of you on that journey would be my last. πŸ’”

This afternoon, 29 October, you took your final breath. Sadly, parvo won.

Rest peacefully now, Duinky. 🌈 No more ropes, no more sleeping on the sand, no more hot days without water, and no more begging for attention. Run free, little boy. You are no longer restricted by anything, and I hope you are surrounded by all the love you deserved.

Thank you for reminding us why we do what we do. Your life was far too short, but every week we tried to make it a little better. You shared your space with Solly and Rose, your four-legged friends, and you will never be forgotten.

We don't have much. We cannot save them all. But we will keep showing up, keep fighting, and keep trying.

Because every little life matters. And Duinky, you mattered. ❀️🐾

Fly high, little boy. You were loved. πŸŒˆπŸ’”

24/10/2026

Cleo & Willow
Part 2

🐾🐱 TWO LITTLE HEARTS, ONE BEAUTIFUL FUTURE… MEET CLEO & WILLOW! 🐱🐾 (Part 1)πŸ’• Beautiful Kittens in Foster Care – Soon Loo...
24/10/2026

🐾🐱 TWO LITTLE HEARTS, ONE BEAUTIFUL FUTURE… MEET CLEO & WILLOW! 🐱🐾
(Part 1)
πŸ’• Beautiful Kittens in Foster Care – Soon Looking for Their Forever Home! πŸ’•

Is there anything more therapeutic than a tiny kitten curled up on your lap, purring away, making all your worries disappear for a little while? πŸ₯Ήβ€οΈ

Meet Cleo and Willow, our precious little brother-and-sister duo, whose story began with a rescue and is now filled with love, warmth and hope. 🐾

On Wednesday, 14 October, these two tiny babies were removed by our Pawsitive Animal Shelter outreach team. At only approximately 4Β½ weeks old, they were far too little to face the world on their own.

Their next stop was the wonderful Society for Animals in Distress (SAID), where they were tested for FeLV (feline leukaemia virus). And what a relief and blessing it was when both little ones tested NEGATIVE! πŸ™β€οΈ

Thanks to the incredible support of SAID, a kind-hearted lady named Elsabe was contacted to foster these precious babies.

Elsabe, thank you for opening your heart and home to Cleo and Willow. We are so grateful that these little souls are safe, loved and being thoroughly spoilt while they grow stronger and prepare for the next chapter of their lives. ❀️🐱

And oh, how they are loving their foster home! πŸ₯°

We have named them Cleo and Willow, and these two little souls are already stealing hearts. They have each other for comfort, companionship and cuddles, and wherever one goes, the other is never far behind.

🏑 NOW, LET'S FIND THEM THEIR FOREVER HOME! 🏑

In approximately two weeks, when they are old enough and ready, Cleo and Willow will be available for adoption.

Our biggest wish? For these two inseparable babies to be adopted TOGETHER! πŸ’•πŸΎ

They have started their little journey side by side, and we would absolutely love to see them grow up together, sharing a home, a family, warm laps, endless cuddles and a lifetime of love.

Could you be the special person who gives Cleo and Willow their happily-ever-after? 🏑❀️

πŸ“© Interested in adopting this beautiful duo?

Please contact:

πŸ“ž Annette Veldsman: 082 325 4444

Elsabe's contact number is available on request.

Please share their story and help us find the perfect family for these two little treasures. Every share brings us one step closer to finding them the loving home they deserve. 🐾❀️

Pawsitive Animal Shelter
Every animal deserves a 2nd chance. ❀️🐾

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22/10/2026

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πŸ’” PAWSITIVE ANIMAL SHELTER OUTREACH | OLIEVENHOUTBOSCH🐾 We ask. We plead. We educate. We return. And sometimes, we cry.E...
19/10/2026

πŸ’” PAWSITIVE ANIMAL SHELTER OUTREACH | OLIEVENHOUTBOSCH
🐾 We ask. We plead. We educate. We return. And sometimes, we cry.

Every single week, Pawsitive Animal Shelter continues its outreach in Olievenhoutbosch. Week after week, we show up for the animals who have no voice, no choice, and no way of changing their circumstances.

We educate. We plead with owners to provide the basics. We ask for clean yards, fresh water, adequate shelter, food and responsible care.

And then, a few days later, we return to find the same heartbreaking conditions.

How many times must we ask before something changes? πŸ’”

🐾 A FEW WINS IN THE MIDST OF HEARTBREAK

Over the past few weeks, we have managed to sterilise six dogs. Six steps towards preventing unwanted litters and sparing more innocent animals a lifetime of suffering.

Sadly, we also had to make the devastating decision to put one puppy to sleep. Two other puppies are bravely fighting on, receiving treatment from Lee at The Dogs Trust. Lee, we are eternally grateful for your compassion and continued assistance when these little lives need it most. ❀️

Then there is Mosadi, our extremely skinny mommy. Her precious puppies are now in the care of Place a Pup, giving them a chance at a better future. Mosadi has been sterilised and returned home, and thankfully, she is doing well.

Every life saved matters. Every sterilisation matters. Every small improvement matters.

But the suffering continues, and sometimes it feels as though we are fighting a battle that never ends.

πŸ• EXTENSION 19 β€” WHEN ENOUGH IS ENOUGH

Last week, Lee once again stepped in to assist. After repeated requests for intervention had gone unanswered by the appropriate authorities, a warning was issued to an owner in Extension 19, where 14 dogs were living on the property.

Lee removed two dogs, one of them a pregnant female.

We returned on Thursday. Nothing had changed.

We returned again on Saturday.

And I simply could not walk away.

In temperatures exceeding 30Β°C, with no water in sight, we found ourselves cleaning a property that should have been the responsibility of the adults living there.

We picked up, scrubbed and cleaned, trying to make life just a little more bearable for the dogs trapped in those conditions.

Let that sink in.

People who are already stretched to their limits, trying to help an entire community of animals, end up cleaning yards because the people responsible will not do it themselves.

And then, unbelievably, there are demands for the removed dogs to be returned.

Seriously? Before asking for your dogs back, please ask yourself whether you are ready to take responsibility for them.

A dog is not a possession you can neglect until someone else steps in. A dog is a living, feeling being who depends on you for food, water, shelter, hygiene and care.

If you cannot provide those basics, something must change.

These animals did not choose where they were born. They did not choose their owners. And they certainly did not choose to live in filth, thirst and neglect.

πŸ’” THE EMOTIONAL COST OF NEVER GIVING UP

People see the photographs. They see the rescues, the sterilised dogs and the occasional happy ending.

What they don't always see is the exhaustion.

The heartbreak of returning to the same conditions. The frustration of pleading for help. The helplessness of watching animals suffer when the necessary intervention does not come. The physical toll of working in temperatures above 30Β°C, often without even having water available where it is desperately needed.

Sometimes we leave feeling defeated. Sometimes we get angry. Sometimes we cry.

But we keep coming back.

Because when we turn our backs, who will be there for these animals?

We cannot simply stop. We cannot pretend we haven't seen what we've seen. We cannot unhear their cries or forget the faces of those who depend on us.

But we cannot do this alone.

πŸ™ PLEASE HELP US MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Pawsitive Animal Shelter needs the support of our community to continue this weekly outreach in Olievenhoutbosch.

We desperately need:

🐾 Dog food β€” hungry stomachs cannot wait.
🐾 Kennels and dog beds β€” protection from the heat, cold and rain.
🐾 Food and water bowls β€” basic necessities every animal deserves.
🐾 Funding β€” towards sterilisation, veterinary care, medication and emergency intervention.
🐾 Volunteers and practical assistance β€” because many hands make lighter work.
🐾 Community members who care enough to get involved β€” to help us educate, support and encourage responsible pet ownership.

Even a small donation can make a meaningful difference. A bag of food, a second-hand kennel, a few bowls or a contribution towards sterilisation can change an animal's life.

Please don't scroll past because Olievenhoutbosch feels far away or because you think someone else will help.

These animals are someone's responsibility, but their suffering is our collective concern.

To everyone who has already stood beside Pawsitive Animal Shelter, who has donated, helped, sterilised, treated, cleaned, collected or simply cared β€” THANK YOU. You remind us that compassion still exists.

And to Lee at The Dogs Trust, Place a Pup, and every person who has helped us give these vulnerable animals another chance, we are deeply grateful. ❀️

🐾 We cannot save every animal, but together, we can make life better for the ones who need us today.

πŸ“£ PLEASE SHARE THIS POST. PLEASE HELP US HELP THEM.

πŸ“© If you can donate food, kennels, bowls or funds towards our Olievenhoutbosch outreach, please contact Pawsitive Animal Shelter.

Because every animal deserves a second chance.

Thank you Kelly from Dynamic Posture Pilates for joining our outreach team on Saturday, you saw alot, you faced things you didnt imagine possible, you saw suffering, you saw the filth, but this is why we dobwhat we do and thank you for supporting our project.

❀️ PAWSITIVE ANIMAL SHELTER
Every animal deserves a 2nd chance.

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Contact: 076 485 4448
Annette Veldsman 0823256444

Email: [email protected]

143 Pretorius Str, Laezonia, Centurion

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Bank Detail:
First National Bank
Acc: 63166483643
Branch: 250017
Ref: Outreach & Name

18/10/2026

Jay Snyman, The Dogs Trust, this was absolutely an amazing representation of our rescue, thank you... 🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾

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Plot 143 Pretorius Street, Laezonia AH
Centurion
0026

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