RSPCA Not t ingham and Not ts Branch Charity No. 255763


In December RSPCA Not t ingham and Not ts Branch donated £12,000 towards a digital x-ray and dental unit . Kerry Grinrod, Chair of the Branch, explained why they cont inue to support the Stapeley Grange.


Nottinghamshire region to address the very specific and specialist requirements of wildlife, Stapeley


? Without a dedicated centre in the Nottingham and


Grange Wildlife Centre is and continues to support the objectives of the Branch in its care and


rescue, support and rehabilitation, to best serve the requirements of the region that the Branch serves and to meet and manage regional and national expectations. ?


rehabilitation of the wildlife in its regional area. In return, the Branch remains committed to supporting Stapeley in its provision of wildlife


food items and fairy l iquid bot t les. How do we know this? We count every second can, pouch and bot t le of fairy


l iquid as it is dropped of f by Sainsbury's very own 'wonder women' Olwyn Payton


delighted to present RSPCA Stapeley Grange in Cheshire with a contribut ion of £1250 in December. https://www.birdfood.co.uk/stapeley


As a result of generous donat ions f rom their customers, CJ Wildlife were CJ Wildlife is Europe?


specialist developing food and care products designed to at tract and cared for garden wildlife. The voluntary donat ions were contribut ions f rom their mail order customers over a period of months throughout 2019.


s leading garden wildlife


The donat ion has paid for 10 animal heated mats that will provide a stable warm nest environment for injured and underweight hedgehogs to return to health. In addit ion, it will provide food and essent ial care for 50 hedgehogs for a month!


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A massive thank you to al l Sainsbury's customers who, since January 2016, have donated over £18,000 worth of


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