The Man Who Turned His Garden Into A Farmyard | Animal Cops South Africa Ep11 | Our World



Chief Inspector Andries Venter and the team try to save a dog stuck down a drain, but they have a battle on their hands when, gripped with fear, the dog refuses to budge.

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Inspector Nelson Sowati enlists the help of Senior Inspector James Murphy with a man who’s turned his garden in to a farmyard, and there are goats everywhere. Later, Nelson and Trainee Inspector Moyo Mqa rush to the aid of dog being attacked by Staffordshire terriers. And Wildlife Inspector Kira Joshua is given the run around by a mongoose in a conference centre.

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20 thoughts on “The Man Who Turned His Garden Into A Farmyard | Animal Cops South Africa Ep11 | Our World”

  1. Why don't the SPCA use FOOD as an aid when they go to catch an animal that is hungry? Surely it would have been so much easier to put a piece of chicken into a cage to catch the dog in the drain than it was to call out the fire department???? …Please take note…. FOOD is a great lure for a hungry animal…… and it would make the difficult rescue a lot easier…..

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  2. what sort of test is that to see if the dog is adoptable its not a normal enviroment i mean lets scare the dog. As for the one found in the drain im not suprised hes nervious shes not very chilled out with him hes shut in a kennel give him something to be happy about put some effort in to conecting with him, maybe there needs to be a fun area to play in. there does nt seem to be much love and feelings for the dogs.

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  3. At 30min, the backyard farm animal owner seems, to me, to be open to having more animals taken. He says that at his age, he is done dealing with the stress of all of them. He said it was because he loves them that he became so overwhelmed.
    By that, I heard: "I can't do much more than I have already and because I do care, feel it best that I have far fewer animals to be responsible for." Aka: "Yes, please do take more. Now, if you can."
    The talk of long court processes seemed like a mute point.
    I don't understand why they didn't elaborate on his statement right then….?

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