The money will help the organisation to provide care for animals during the pandemic. The donation was made by Support Adoption For Pets - the UK’s largest grant giving animal charity started by Pets At Home, - to recognise the tireless efforts and hard work at Hereford and Worcester Animal Rescue since the Covid-19 pandemic began . In total, the charity is giving away nearly £600,000 to rescue centres up and down the country, to help them look after the animals in their care as the financial hardship of Covid-19 continues. Support Adoption For Pets charity manager, Amy Angus, said: “Our message was simple over Valentine’s Day weekend and it’s one that we’re really passionate about as a charity. We’re here to share the love and surprising Hereford and Worcester Animal Rescue with a donation of £2,000 meant the world to them.
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Glendrick Roost Animal Sanctuary gladly accepted the £2000 cash donation which will benefit animals in its care during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Mione Morrison who set up Glendrick Roost Animal Welfare Centre (Image: Daily Record)
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Ferne Animal Sanctuary has received a funding boost
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Ferne Animal Sanctuary has received a surprise donation of £2,000 to help its team look after pets in its care during the pandemic.
The donation was made by Support Adoption For Pets, the country’s largest grant-giving animal charity, to recognise the tireless efforts and hard work at the sanctuary since the Covid-19 pandemic began.
In total, the charity – which was set up by the retailer Pets At Home – is giving away nearly £600,000 to rescue centres up and down the country to help them look after the animals in their care as the financial hardship of Covid-19 continues.