VN September 2020

Vetnuus | September 2020 18 An initiative of the SOUTH AFRICAN VETERINARY ASSOCIATION Non-profit Company: 1998/016654/08 Non-profit Organisation: 000-234 NPO Public Benefit Organisation: 130001321 CVC News I CVC Nuus The first learner, Salaminah Chauke that enlisted on our educational program has passed all the theoretical subjects for her animal welfare course at UNISA (1-year course). To complete her course, she is still required to complete practical hours in animal handling, grooming, sterilisation campaign planning, basic animal health assessment as well as care. In August and September, she is joining CVC clinics, a sterilisation campaign, as well as a shelter for a few days. Applications to UNISA for 2021 are opening in August 2020 and we are hoping to sign up more learners to follow in Salaminah’s footsteps. Any SAVA member that has a community member that is interested in further learning, is welcome to contact me for an application form. The learner must have a matric certificate, access to a computer with internet access and support to ensure the learner will be able study e.g. time outside of working hours and family responsibilities. I will be contacting corporates concerning funding this program, but you are welcome to contact me if you would be interested in sponsoring a learner. v Contact Details: Claudia Cloete (Director & CVC Manager) cvcmanager@sava.co.za SAVA-CVC Educational Program SAVA-CVC & EduCVC are registered on PayPal and PayFast! All donations qualify for an 18A Tax certificate which means your donation is tax deductible! Please contact us cvcmanager@sava.co.za for details. Bank details: Organization name: SAVA-CVC Company Registration No: 1998/016654/08 ABSA Bank Cheque Account: 4056779023 Branch: Brooklyn (632005) Swift Code: ABSA ZAJJ Organization name: EduCVC Company Registration No: 2019/570769/08 FNB Bank Cheque Account: 6283 6622 531 Branch: Brooklyn: 251345 SWIFT Code: FIRNZAJJ Photo taken at the CVC clinics in Booysens and Danville on 7 Aug 2020 On 10 Aug 2020 at a feral cat sterilisation Campaign – Salaminah Chauke under supervision of Dr Taryn Bright.