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The front of the Kildare and West-Wicklow Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals' official shop, Noah's Ark, in Newbridge
An animal charity based in County Kildare has said that it urgently needs a particular set of items for its charity shop.
The Kildare and West-Wicklow Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (KWWSPCA) made the appeal on social media.
According to the KWWSPCA, it is currently seeking retail clothes rails in good condition for its shop, Noah's Ark, which is located on Cutlery Road in Newbridge (across the road from the Whitewater Shopping Centre).
"Our current rails have served us well over the years but are showing their age," the KWWSPCA explained. "We would be so grateful to have the opportunity to replace them."
Anyone seeking to donate retail clothes rails to the KWWSPCA can get in contact with the group's Noah's Ark shop by clicking here.
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