Wildlife rescue places will take wet food too as little hedgehogs like it

At the pet stall in my local indoor market is a poster asking for food donations to our local rehoming centre. People either drop unwanted food off or buy a bit extra and donate that.

Ian

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RIP Black Tom and Beckett, not just cats, they were my cats and the best ever.

I took almost 100 cans of wet food that Merlin didn´t want and they were extra happy. They even mentioned that one of the sick cats that didn´t eat on her own liked one of the brands I took. They will be very pleased tro get it.

All the pet stores and local supermarkets have bins for various rescues where i am, the only trouble i have is that i travel to put donations into the bins for my local rescue as the town i work in is not in their catchment area and i do like it to go rescues in my local area where i live and not where i work.

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That's a very thoughtful thing to do. I believe both Woking and Guildford Cat Rescue take unwanted food.

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They sure do hun. I took a wedge of stuff to the rescue when I went to pick up Abby and will be doing so again next week when I up Him-Who-Has-Not-Yet-Been-Named!

They are grateful for just about anything because times are SO hard right now.

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I've given unopened cat food to the local Cats Protection League charity shop in town. They are most grateful.

I also visited an ASDA a long way from home (we don't have ASDA close to home). They had a big wire basket (almost the size of a dustbin) for people to donate cat food. It was overflowing with all sorts. I felt good about contributing and it was touching to see how much was there.

I just spoke to my rescue center about putting up bins in supermarket to collect food here in Spain. She said she was sure that places that had them installed were outside Spain. We don´t think they would even consider it.

my local pdsa shop has a large basket for unopened food.
or look on facebook etc for small local rescues - food, rejected bed went to good cause & gratefully received!

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( it was kelly -joy's sig thing that made me look local!)

Good idea - I will check FB - there is an RSPCA charity shop about 5 mins walk from me, but I think the smaller local rescues struggle a lot more which is why I havent taken it up the road yet

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