A CUTE calendar at a bargain buy of $3 is helping PetRescue save thousands of homeless animals from being put down.
PetRescue chief executive Vickie Davy is encouraging people to ensure the calendar is a stocking filler.
“Last year, sales of the calendar raised more than $110,000 for PetRescue, which translated to 12,000 pets finding safe and loving homes over the Christmas and New Year period alone,” she said.
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READ NOWMs Davy said the calendar was a celebration of the animals successfully saved, including a paddle of ducks known as The Drakes, and Pillow the pig.
“It also shows people the range of animals available through pet adoption and we’re hoping it will lead to many more enquiries about rescuing a pet,” she said.
For more information about pet adoption, visit www.petrescue.com.au, or visit PETstock Cannington to buy a copy of the calendar.
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