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A massive sale is taking place in the Animals in Need charity shop in Donegal Town
The Animals in Need charity shop in Donegal Town is hosting a massive clearance sale.
The shop will open for the flash clear-out sale on Thursday and Friday, January 5 and 6 from 11am to 4pm.
A spokesperson said: "All items in the shop will be max €1 and any reasonable offer on small items won't be refused. This is the best sale around so get set for a great start to 2023."
Animals in Need charity shop is located between Specsavers and Aldi in the Carpark, Donegal Town, F94 P896.
Animals in Need work year round to rescue, foster, care for, and rehome animals across Donegal and beyond.
Anyone who cannot attend the sale but would like to support the work of Animals in Need donate €2 to AIN’s ‘Help Us To Help Them’ fundraising appeal via your phone by texting the word ‘KITTEN’ to 50300. Every last cent goes directly to the rescued animals for their food, bedding, vet bills, worming treatment and vaccinations.
Further information on adoption, fostering, volunteering etc, is available by contacting the main helpline on 087 1356188. Animals In Need Donegal is also on Facebook and has a website at http://www.animalsinneeddonegal.com
For cat/kitten enquiries please call 087 7644420.
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