Stronger Together: Western Cape advances rabies prevention through Community Vaccination Campaigns
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Collected on 28 September 2026
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Report suspected rabies cases
Communities can report suspected rabies cases to the nearest state veterinarian or animal health technician.
- Who it is for
- Communities and pet owners
- How to act on it
- Contact the nearest state veterinarian or animal health technician to report a suspected rabies case.
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The Minister encouraged all pet owners to ensure that their dogs and cats receive regular rabies vaccinations and urged communities to report suspected rabies cases to the nearest state veterinarian or animal health technician.
Community Vaccination Campaigns
The Western Cape Department of Agriculture provides rabies vaccination campaigns for animals, including dogs and cats, as part of its animal health work.
- Who it is for
- Pet owners and communities with dogs, cats, cattle or horses
- How to act on it
- Ensure dogs and cats receive regular rabies vaccinations through the Department’s community vaccination campaigns.
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Through sustained vaccination campaigns and community outreach, the Western Cape Department of Agriculture is helping to build safer, healthier communities.
Facts
Places
Western Cape
Reference
https://www.elsenburg.com/stronger-together-western-cape-advances-rabies-prevention-through-community-vaccination-campaigns/
Amounts
R 1 200 000
Key Takeaways
- Date issued: 28 September , 2026
- Western Cape Department of Agriculture
- 132 458 rabies vaccinations administered during the 2025/26 financial year
- Vaccinations valued at more than R1.2 million
- Community vaccination campaigns and outreach
- Pet owners urged to ensure regular rabies vaccinations
- Communities urged to report suspected rabies cases
- Western Cape Department of Agriculture
- Dr Ivan Meyer
- Daniel Johnson
- Veterinary Services Programme
Dates
Closing Date
28 September 2026