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Sponsor Jasper Troop

Jasper troop are a wonderful troop with several big males and females which are now just about ready for release.  Due to them being a great troop for release and in an enclosure which is easy to clean we integrated several young orphan babies into the troop recently.

Females Cathy and Maxi proved to be excellent surrogate mothers to orphans Rose, Wildling and more recently Pickle.

We are excited for Jasper troop to get released in the future, but until then we would love your help to keep them happy, healthy and enriched!

You can make a difference to these sweet, cheeky chacma 

 

Rose arrived at about 2 weeks old as an orphan with nappy rash which was so bad it was bleeding.  Thankfully when her 'owners' took her to the vet she was confiscated and is now at C.A.R.E. and is thriving.  Jasper troop have happily adopted Rose as their baby along with recent orphans Pickle and Wildling.  Jasper is an average sized troop with 6 adult females, 4 adult males and 3 young juveniles.  They're fed;

 

3 sack-fulls of fresh food daily (R120)

48 (min) eggs per week - R105

2 bales of grass per week - R160

2kg bag of peanuts per week - R70

3 kg scatter feed (nuts, corn, seeds) per week - R75

10 kg dry food scatter  per week along with - R140

a bag of mealie meel per month which is pasted onto sticks and leaves and given as enrichment - R120 pm (R30 pw)

= R790 per week  ($70 / 50 GBP) per week

It would be incredible to have someone cover all the weekly costs but understand that it isn't always financially feasible; therefore we hope to build up a few sponsors for this troop to help cover the costs monthly.  If you can give whatever amount you can, we will search for others and hope that between you we can cover the costs of caring for this gorgeous troop of baboons as they under-go their rehabilitation for release journey.

Orphan Rose Meeting Wildling
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Wildling soon after arrival to CARE
Orphan Wildling
Wildling Soon After Arriving to CARE
Orphan Rose Growing in Confidence
Orphan Rose Adjusting
Orphan Rose Doing Well with TLC
Orphan Rose Now Thriving at CARE
Starting to Play Face Again
Orphan Rose Starting to Flourish
Orphan Wildling
Orphan Rose is Blooming
Orphan Wildling Flourishing

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Banking Details

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UK Bank Account for UK Account Holders
 

Bank: Barclays Bank PLC

Branch: Bournemouth

Acc Name: C.A.R.E. - UK

Acc No: 40644633

Sort Code: 20-11-39

Swift Code: BARCGB21105

Address: 61 Old Christchurch Road, Bournemouth, BH1 1ER, Dorset, England

South African Account for all other Account Holders

Bank: First National Bank (FNB)

Acc Name: C.A.R.E.

Acc No: 6202 5834 187

Branch: Phalaborwa

Branch Code: 270-452

Address: 15 Wilger Ave, Phalaborwa, 1390, South Africa

SWIFT number (for overseas transfers): FIRN ZA JJ XXX

C.A.R.E. Address: Plot 5 Grietjie Nature Reserve, Phalaborwa, 1390

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It would be most appreciated if you could forward the deposit slip/proof of payment, with your name and contact details to us at info@primatecare.org.za once you've completed your EFT. Our donors are important to us and we would like to send you a personal thank you letter.

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Tax Deductible Receipts

 

SECTION 18(A) TAX CERTIFICATE available on request to South African taxpayers for Credit/Debit Card, EFT and PayPal donations –please send confirmation of donation and request for tax certificate to info@primatecare.org.za

DONATIONS TAX EXEMPTION No. (Section 18(a)) : 18/11/7/324

 

If you are resident in South Africa and would like a tax deductible receipt issued for your kind donation, please send your request to info@primatecare.org.za with proof of donation attached to your e-mail. (We would also like to acknowledge your generosity but electronic deposit slips which are sent via the bank often do not have donor contact details which means that we are unable to express our appreciation.)

Please note that tax receipts cannot be issued in arrears later than 6 months after the end of the relevant tax period, as C.A.R.E. must submit an advisory to SARS reflecting the number of tax receipts issued. If you do require a tax receipt kindly request it with confirmation of donation.

If you are US Based, we can arrange for you to make a donation to C.A.R.E. via IPPL which will enable you to also get a tax deductible receipt.

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