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Help Robin Hood support furry friends
Since the launch of Wag-a-Tail campaign in May, the foundation has donated more than five tons of food.
THE Robin Hood Foundation is appealing for the public’s support to reach its goal to support local animal charities with food.
The foundation started the Wag-a-Tail drive in May to help furry friends. Since the launch of this campaign, the organisation has donated more than five tons of food.
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RHF founder, Cindy Norcott thanked everyone who has supported this initiative thus far.
“We would love the community to continue supporting this drive. Fellow animal lovers can drop off a bag of pellets or donate towards the cause as we reach the close of this drive,” said Norcott.
For information or to donate, people can email Natalie on info@robinhoodfoundation.co.za.
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