The Scottish SPCA is set to hold a pop-up shop at their Glasgow animal rescue and rehoming rescue centre this week.
Taking place on Sunday, October 1 from 11am until 4pm, the shop will give members of the public the chance to meet the team and get some accessories and treats for their pets which will help fund the work of the centre.Centre manager, Carrie McKechnie, said: “We’re so excited to welcome the public to our centre.
“By purchasing goods from our pop-up shop on the day you’ll also be helping to fund the work of the centre so we can keep rescuing Glasgow’s animals like Lily. “Although Lily is a little grey around the muzzle, she is still full of life and loves to be on the go. She is happiest when she has a squeaky toy or five, enjoys playing off the lead in a secure pen and going for walks.
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