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Money raised goes straight to the animals, Donegal Animals in Need say
Donegal Animals in Need are asking for any bottles or cans intended to be returned over the festive period to be donated.
They have several drop-off points for people to donate their bottles and cans with the return logo, with the money raised going straight to the animals.
The filled bags can be dropped off at the AIN Charity Store Main Car Park, Donegal Town between Aldi and Specsavers, the store is closed until January 7, and contact can be made on 0877644420 to arrange alternative drop off.
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Also, at Brulab, Glen View Business Park, Carnamuggagh Upper, Letterkenny; Pat’s Pizza, 12/13 Sliabh Dromond, Kilmacrennan Road, Mountain Top, Letterkenny, F92 F577; Tails of the Town Dog Grooming in Donegal Town or at Finnegan Shop and Post Office, Rossnowlagh.
“We will be delighted to save you the hassle of returning them to the shop and you are safe in the knowledge that the money raised goes straight to the animals,” they posted. “Roughly three bottles/ cans will provide one meal for a foster animal.
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