27/08/2026
NOT STERILISED
THEN FOLLOW THE “FREE PUPPY & KITTEN” GIVE AWAYS
A puppy is not free.
A kitten is not free.
A rabbit is not free.
Even when someone gives the animal away for
R0, the responsibility that comes with that little life is priceless.
When you take an animal, YOU become responsible for its entire life. Not a month not
2 years its entire life !
You are responsible for:
❤️ Food every day
❤️ Vaccinations and keeping vaccination records
❤️ Deworming
❤️ Sterilisation
❤️ Veterinary care when it is sick or injured
❤️ Providing shelter, safety and love
❤️ And most importantly — keeping that animal when it grows up.
AND THEN REALITY THEY GROW UP
A puppy does not stay a puppy.
A kitten does not stay a tiny kitten.
When they grow up, they are still YOUR responsibility.
Please don't take a free puppy today because it is cute, and then decide a few months later that you want another “new” puppy.
And please think carefully before taking a “free to a good home” animal.
Why is this animal being given away for free?
Is the current home truly unable to keep it?
Is it vaccinated?
Is it healthy?
Has it been dewormed?
Has it been sterilised or will you take responsibility for doing so?
If you receive a puppy or kitten and are told it has been vaccinated, ask for the vaccination certificate.
A proper vaccination record should show the vaccine information/sticker and date. Don't simply take someone's word for it.
An inadequately vaccinated puppy can be exposed to devastating diseases such as parvovirus, and young kittens can become seriously ill from infectious diseases too.
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