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06 Sept 2025
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Donegal Town charity shop Animals in Need has loads of stock relating to babies and toddlers at the moment.
These items can be very costly to buy new, and infants grow out of them at a very fast rate. A good quality second hand item could be the perfect solution.
This is also an opportunity to be a second lower cost high chair or other type of baby care product to leave with grandparents or childcare providers.
A spokesperson for Animals in Need said: "We are currently flooded with large baby/ toddler items like bouncers, walkers, moses baskets, and highchairs. Do call in if you are looking for any items like that.
"This also means that we can not accept any more of these items in store for a couple of weeks. Thank you for your understanding."
The shop is situated in the car park between Specsavers and Aldi in Donegal Town. Opening hours are Tuesday to Saturday from 11am to 4pm.
As well as the current flood of baby goods, the shop stocks clothing and footwear, books and household items such as tableware and ornaments. Money raised goes towards supporting this entirely voluntary run organisation to meet the needs of the animals in their care.
More information on the work of the charity and how to support it can be found on the Animals in Need Donegal Facebook page.
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