Spring Open Day 28 May

ByJon

Spring Open Day Fund Raising Event 28th May!

£1 entry – We will have all our usual charity stalls and other local animal charities as well as veggie burgers and lots of lovely cakes as well as some beautiful new merchandise.

So come and see us and our current residents, we really hope to see you all at ours and we will post updates soon.

– Tombola & Raffle prize donations required:
– We need tombola donations of new and unused items.

Raffle prizes:
– Alcohol
– Toiletries – cruelty free & vegan
– Donations from companies welcome too!

Please message us if you may have anything to donate.

PARKING:
There is no parking on site – Please use public transport where possible, park responsibly.

Dogs – Well behaved dogs on a lead welcome

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