Hundreds of children and adults celebrated Halloween, scary style at the weekend and the annual fright night event, hosted at Umhlali Country Club was even more Spook-tacular than ever.
Proceeds went to Sables Creatures – which rescues neglected animals and provides food and medical treatment when needed.
Operating mostly in poverty-stricken areas of KwaDukuza, they look after up to 500 animals in a single outreach programme.
The pro-life rescue organisation has hit tough times recently as they were unable to hold vital fundraisers under lockdown regulations.
This year’s Spooktacular catered for the kids and included a best dressed competition.
Not for the faint hearted, the scariest local attraction was the black-out maze of horrors that tested everyone’s fear limit.
The 2-day event, with assistance from sponsors, saw teens and adults alike dressed in spooky, scary and ghoulish attire!
Sables Creatures founder Seema Duwarkah extended her thanks to the community for their support during lockdown.
“If it were not for the support we received, we would not have been able to pay our bills and reopen our doors. I have managed to sterilise, feed, treat and help hundreds of animals since through this support,” she said.
