Summer Open Day Success

ByJon

Thank you to all of our volunteers who have spent days and days helping us prepare for our open day and many who arrived earlier on the day, working really hard so that the day was a success and what a success it was!

With around 1,000 visitors throughout the day, with the lovely sunshine, we raised a massive £5,700 !!

Thank you to all of our amazing volunteers and thank you to our supporters, without you all, we simply could not exist and rescue these amazing creatures that give us so much reward.

All at Brinsley Animal Rescue hope that you enjoyed the day.

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