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Tuesday, August 29, 2006The Kent-based charity - which has rescued, rehabiltated and rehomed over 2,600 'small furries' since its formation in 1999 - is desperately fund-raising to get the money needed to help them continue their work with small furries and to build a small animal hospital and rescue centre.
Stella Hulott, co-founder of CavyRescue, says: "If you have some leftover coins from your holiday, or have some old defunct coins sitting around in the bottom of our drawers that you do not know what to do with, please, please pass them on to us. It won't cost you a penny, but will help us to save lives. And why not ask your work colleagues, friends and family too - it will really make a difference."
Posted by : Jason Hulott @ Tuesday, August 29, 2006
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| The aim of our charity is not only to rescue, rehabilitate
and rehome small animals, but to educate individuals and animal-related
organisations on proper small animal healthcare and welfare. We regularly
run successful campaigns to this effect
Our website provides details of unwanted, abandoned and abused
small furries (such as degus, rabbits, hamsters, rats and guinea
pigs) that need loving homes not just at this rescue but nationwide
and also provides lots of useful articles and information. |
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