Nomonde Dlungwane at Funda Nenja has qualified as an animal inspector, this is a massive accomplishment and one that will aid the animal charity in many ways.
Mpophomeni, South Africa (18 April 2024) – Funda Nenja’s Animal Welfare Education Officer, Nomonde Dlungwane has remained committed to protecting animals and expanding her skill set by pursuing a qualification as an animal inspector. Funda Nenja is celebrating her success, having achieved her goal.
Funda Nenja runs its dog training initiative in the township of Mpophomeni, near Howick, in the KZN Midlands of South Africa. They focus on animal welfare in the area by providing dog training lessons to the children and much-needed vaccinations for their beloved dogs.
Nomonde forms part of their team, helping reach each of the children and their animals, working towards educating them in animal welfare practices.
“We are very proud to share with you the great news that our Animal Welfare Education Officer, Nomonde Dlungwane, has qualified as an Animal Inspector.
Nomonde is a vital team member and is, amongst other duties, responsible for checking on the welfare of the dogs that attend Funda Nenja in their homes. On these visits, she advises dog guardians of their responsibilities and gives guidance when necessary.
This qualification will empower her to take legal action against anyone ignoring the advice given and who is in contradiction of the Animal Protection Act of South Africa.
This is a significant milestone in the development of Funda Nenja as an initiative, and marks a new chapter in our animal welfare program.
Congratulations Nomonde on a wonderful achievement.”
Going forward, the work being done by Funda Nenja becomes more powerful, with Nomonde making sure that animals are protected above all and that children get the best animal welfare education out there.
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