Volunteer and help Scotland’s animals
The Scottish SPCA is appealing to kind hearted people in Edinburgh and the Lothians to help raise funds for abused, abandoned and injured animals by volunteering.
Scotland’s animal welfare charity is urging locals to get involved this Scottish Animal Week, which runs from 2-8 September, by shaking a collection tin in their area.
Diane Stewart, manager of the charity’s Edinburgh and Lothians Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre said, “Last year our centre cared for a staggering 941 animals and 2013 is proving to be just as challenging.
“As an animal welfare charity, we receive no government or lottery funding and rely on the generosity of the public to continue our vital work.
“During Scottish Animal Week we have opportunities to fundraise throughout Edinburgh and the Lothians and we’d be very grateful if locals can get behind our appeal and help.
“Door-to-door fundraising can be carried out between Monday and Friday,
while people can hold street collections on the Saturday. Even if someone can only spare an hour or two to shake a collection tin, their time and efforts would be hugely appreciated.
“Every penny raised really does make a difference and gives animals in desperate need of our help a second chance in life.”
Anyone who would like to help fundraise for the Scottish SPCA can contact the fundraising team on 03000 999 999 or email
fundraising@scottishspca.org
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