George SPCA - Garden Route

When bringing a newly adopted dog home, remember that adjustment takes time. Keep the environment calm and predictable at first, focusing on food, water, rest, and helping your dog feel safe.

As they become more comfortable, establish consistent feeding, walking, and sleeping routines. Introduce household rules gently and allow them to explore their new home at their own pace.

Continue building trust through patience, positive interactions, training, and gradual socialisation. Every dog is different. Some settle in quickly while others need more time. The key is consistency, patience, and making them feel secure in their new home.

No matter what we have been through, we have always had each other.

The four of us have come a long way and are now safe in the care of the SPCA. While our stories may be different, we all share the same dream of finding loving homes where we will be cherished and cared for.

We are ready to leave the past behind and start a new chapter filled with kindness, comfort and brighter days.

Could one of us be the perfect addition to your family?

Many people buy rabbits without realising that they have very specific needs and require lots of love and affection. Sadly, many end up being surrendered to the SPCA when people underestimate the commitment involved.

Rabbits are lovely family pets for both children and adults. They need love and affection as well as proper care. They can even be taught to use a litter box and can become very domesticated. With safe spaces to explore and a family that understands their needs, rabbits make wonderful companions.