Tyler Leigh Vivier is the Editor for Good Things Guy.
Her passion is to spread good news across South Africa with a big focus on environmental issues, animal welfare and social upliftment. Outside of Good Things Guy, she is an avid reader, gardener, bird watcher and loves to escape to the Kruger National Park.
Every year, the United Nations celebrate International Awareness Days to help support global causes; this year, new days include Clean Energy, Zero Waste Day and International Day of Potato. …
As South Africans flock to start lives in the Western Cape, finding worthy animal welfare causes to support can seem daunting, but not with this list! Western Cape, South…
The North West may be touted as South Africa’s poorest province but it is richest in good hearts willing to protect animals. North West, South Africa (13 January 2024)…
The Northern Cape may be vast but animal welfare organisations are committed to making a difference far and wide! Northern Cape, South Africa (13 January 2024) – The Northern…
Animal welfare in Mpumalanga is a wild affair, from giant elephants to tiny puppies, these are the charities protecting them all. Mpumalanga, South Africa (13 January 2024) – Every…
Limpopo has a wealth of wildlife but is more rural; animal welfare organisations are working to get much-needed care to both domesticated and wild animals. Limpopo, South Africa (13…
From Vervet monkeys to sharks and dolphins and all the small animals in between, KwaZulu-Natal rescuers lend a helping hand. KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa (13 January 2024) – The lush…
It is safe to say that Gauteng is home to thousands of people who dedicate their lives to protecting animals; this is how to support their work. Gauteng, South…
The Free State may be sheep country but there are so many organisations working to support all animals in the province. Free State, South Africa (13 January 2024) –…
Animal welfare organisations in the Eastern Cape are working hard to treat as many animals as possible over the vast landscape, this is how we lend a helping hand. …
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