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How Many Dogs in South Africa

Strays account for 4.1 million of South Africa’s 14.9 million dogs and cats.

 

What is South Africa’s most popular pet?

Dogs

The most popular pets among respondents were dogs, cats, and birds. More than half of those asked said their pets slept indoors, with 49% of Jacaranda FM’s listeners claiming their dogs sleep in their bed.

 

How many stray dogs do you think there are in South Africa?

Strays account for 4.1 million of South Africa’s 14.9 million dogs and cats. The State of Pet Homelessness Index, which analyzes efforts to deal with strays, gave SA a score of 4 out of 10.

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How many wild dogs do we still have in South Africa?

There are only an estimated 6,600 wild dogs in Africa, making them the continent’s second most endangered animal after the Ethiopian Wolf.

 

What do dog owners spend the most money on?

It is obvious that pet owners spend the greatest money on pet food and treats. The pet industry also includes veterinary treatment, over-the-counter pharmaceuticals, and pet supplies. Pet owners spend the least amount of money on pet insurance, grooming, boarding, training, pet sitting, and walking their pets.

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How many dogs are euthanized in South Africa each year?

Every year, roughly 1 million dogs and cats are killed in South Africa, according to Rescue Rehab SA.

 

Does the SPCA provide free animal care?

As a result, it’s natural that individuals are struggling to care for themselves, their families, and their cherished pets. The NSPCA would like to remind the public that any unwanted or stray animals can be surrendered to any of the SPCA locations around the country, free of charge.

 

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