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Who would take a Donation of dry kitten food and cat litter?

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  • 10-09-2010 1:55pm
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    Sundew
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    Folks : I have a 20l bag of catsan and about 2/3 bags of Royal canine and james Well Beloved kitten food.
    My cat is now trained to use the toilet so I have no need for the "catsan". we only used a scoopful of it.

    Would the DSPCA or any cat rescue places take them as a donation?
    Don't want to throw them in the bin . Food was expensive and we hardly used any as kitten was moved onto adult food quicker then we thought he would be.


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    toadfly
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    Hi! I know EGAR are always grateful of any donations. They are based in Galway but have someone in Dublin everyweek if you decided to go with EGAR!


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    hadook
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    Drogheda Animal Rescue? I'd be happy to meet you/collect if you wanted to donate to DAR and distance was an issue (we have a DAR cat, they've a special place in my heart :D )

    There are a few colonies of (neutered, monitored) cats in/around Dublin and the people feeding them would be delighted to have it too. They'll always have cats in quarantine/foster so they'd definitely use the litter too. PM me if you'd like their details.


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