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Each donation comes with the opportunity to name a cat after your ex before the operation
For those of you who can’t let go, Animals in Need Donegal have devised a novel way for you to remember your ex this St Valentine’s.
The voluntary charity group have announced a fundraiser for St Valentine’s Day where participants can pay €30 to the charity and help cover the cost of neutering a rescue cat.
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But, each donation comes with the opportunity to name a cat after your ex before the operation! The cats will then be rehomed through their trap-neuter-return (TNR) programme following recovery. The money raised will be put towards their TNR programme and to residents of Donegal. The event began last week, making today, Friday, the final day of the event.
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