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The Re-Turn collection will help Animals in Need provides meals for foster animals in their care
Animals in Need is running a Re-Turn bottle and can collection, with drop-off points across Donegal.
The animal charity is encouraging people to help by collecting all cans and plastic bottles with the Re-Turn logo and dropping them at one of the collection points.
Roughly three bottles or cans will provide one meal for a foster animal in Animals in Need’s care.
Animals in Need say the collection is “a win win for cleaner streets, greener environment and full pet bellies”.
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The Re-Turn drop off points are: Animals in Need Charity Shop, Main Car Park, Donegal Town between Aldi and Specsavers. Brú Lab, Glen View Business Park, Carnamogagh Upper, Letterkenny. Pat’s Pizza, 12/13 Sliabh Dromond, Kilmacrennan Rd, Mountain Top, Letterkenny, F92 F577. Finnegans Shop and Post Office, Rossnowlagh. Pets R Us Superstore, Donegal Town.
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