YEOVIL NEWS: Red Berry Recruitment team need your animal treats for Christmas appeal

THE Yeovil-based Red Berry Recruitment firm is still looking for people to donate to its 2014 Christmas collection - items which can be used at the Ferne Animal Sanctuary.

The sanctuary, based near Chard, is open seven days a week and cares for more than 300 animals as well as helping to re-home cats, dogs and even horses.

Helen Lacey, of Red Berry, said: “This year we want to support Ferne by asking our clients and the general public to donate items that can be used by the sanctuary.”

The shopping list of goodies comprises toys and treats for rabbits, ferrets, chinchillas, chipmunks and guinea pigs; cat and kitten food – chunks in jelly and biscuits; millet sprays, cuttlefish, treats, toys for aviary birds; treats for horses, treats for dogs; footballs for the pigs; large stiff broom heads for goats/pigs to scratch on; ewe nuts, pig nuts and goat mix.

PHOTO - ABOVE: Helen Lacey and the team at Red Berry Recruitment in Yeovil look forward to receiving your donations of animal treats for their Christmas appeal.

Anything would be appreciated – so if you would like to help please take along your donations to the Red Berry Recruitment, 16c Hendford, Yeovil, Somerset BA20 1TE. Their offices are near to the Tesco supermarket car park.

Red Berry Recruitment has asked that all donations should have been received by them by Friday, December 12, 2014.

The company can provide temporary and permanent staff to sectors including commercial and administration, customer service, engineering, finance and accountants, general industrial, IT and technology, manufacturing and technical, sales and marketing, and warehouse and distribution.

Whether you are looking for a new job or looking for new staff – speak to Red Berry Recruitment managing director Helen Lacey and her team.

Click on Red Berry’s logo/advert on the right-hand side of this website for more information.

Ferne Animal Sanctuary launched its New Digs for Dogs £1m project for 2014-15 in March 2014 to build a new enhanced kennel block, improved grooming and veterinary care room, information hub, social unit, offices, reception and purpose-built rehoming centre at their site in Wambrook, near Chard.

Fundraising packs for the appeal, details of events and how to donate can be obtained by calling Ferne Animal Sanctuary on 01460-65214 or by visiting www.ferneanimalsanctuary.org.

Alternatively click on Ferne’s advert-logo on the right-hand side of this website.

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