Harare SPCA

26/10/2025

It boggles the mind that dog owners think it's OK to confine dogs in very small, airless, dirty, completely unacceptable areas.
This is OUTRIGHT CRUELTY. These cases are being investigated.
Please keep calling in cruelty cases. Irresponsible, cruel pet owners must face prosecution. Enough is enough.
If you can't take care of pets, don't keep them.

26/10/2025

I'm such a lovely dog💙
I'm a neutered male♂️
I love people 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦
I love walks🚶‍➡️
I love other dogs🐕
It's time for me to find my own home🏡

25/10/2025

Homes are needed for these dogs. They are both gentle souls. The tan female has been at the Harare Spca since February , and the brindle male has only been with us since September. Both are very deserving and will make loyal companions.
Adoption policies apply.

24/10/2025

A very important read

Our dogs live in a world we've designed for ourselves, not for them. We've created streets they must navigate on leads, homes with rules they didn't write, and schedules that fit our lives rather than theirs. And yet, despite all of this, they adapt beautifully. They trust us to make decisions for t...

23/10/2025

Dog owners please be very aware. Vets country wide are seeing an alarmingly increase in Parvo Virus cases here in Zimbabwe. VACCINATE YOUR PETS. Do not be tempted to buy an unvaccinated puppy. Back yard breeders do not bother with vaccinations as they wont pay the costs.YOU WILL. The chance of your puppy contracting Parvo Virus are extremely high. Vaccination certificates from reputable vets must accompany each and every pup.Parvo Virus is also very difficult to eliminate from your homes. Ask a vet for advice on how to disinfect everything if you've had a pup with Parvo at home. You could be spreading the Virus too.

22/10/2025

PROFESSIONAL DECISIONS LEAD TO MORE COMPASSIONATE OUTCOMES 🐾

Animal welfare is not only about compassion , it is a science-based and constantly evolving profession. Every decision made by veterinarians, shelters, and welfare organizations is guided by evidence, experience, and a commitment to reducing suffering.

What truly deserves questioning is irresponsible ownership, irresponsible breeding, and the belief that personal opinion outweighs professional knowledge.

When professionals act through neutering, population control, or removing strays from danger — these choices are made with care and an understanding of long-term welfare, not convenience. Decisions are never taken lightly, and are always made in the best interest of the animal.

We ask for more responsible actions from those who choose not to neuter, who allow their dogs to roam, who buy animals without thought, or who breed purely for profit. The consequences, the suffering, overcrowding, and expenses ultimately fall on shelters and those dedicated to animal welfare.

We thank the community whose donations and in-kind support make this mission possible, and the professionals who work tirelessly to secure and manage the funds that keep these operations running. Without them, none of this could continue.

So please keep in mind: animal welfare is a profession — one built on science, responsibility, and compassion. 🐾

20/10/2025

My name is Aidan Keeley, I am 15, and I'm from the USA. I am part of a scout troop where, over the last couple of years, I have learned outdoor and overall life skills. I was at the scout stage where I had to do a project for a local organisation. Over my time living all over the world, I have developed a strong connection to animals. Last year, for my sister's birthday, we went to SPCA, where we saw the meaningful difference SPCA is doing for animals. After I saw this difference, I wanted to do something that would have a positive effect on animals as well. For my project, I chose to make cat toys, cat houses, and cat trees from recycled materials like boxes and 6 old rugs. For one week, I asked the scout troop members to help make the cat constructions. One of my favourite things about this project was seeing the different creative ideas the participants came up with. I also liked watching the cats interact with our hard work. Overall, this project was amazing for me to see how I can use the skills that I've learned in scouts to help things i feel passionate about.