NSPCA calls for witnesses to Raygun’s death

Thobeka Ngema

THE tragic death of the male chacma baboon named Raygun remains shrouded in mystery as authorities seek to establish the critical moments leading-up to the fatal incident. The National Council of SPCAs (NSPCA) has called on witnesses to establish with absolute certainty who struck the fatal blow to Raygun. The NSPCA is investigating the killing and has offered a R20 000 reward for information leading to a successful conviction, relating to those involved in harming Raygun and the origin of the video footage. In an update on Friday, the NSPCA said one crucial piece of the puzzle remained missing. The NSPCA said it has been working hard going through a large amount of information received, some credible and others not. “We urge anyone who may have seen or recorded what…

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Cape Argus (Digital) - 1 Issue, 2025-03-17

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