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OFFICERS and volunteers at Wetheriggs Animal Rescue Centre say they have been bowled over by the thousands of pounds which have poured in after their dire financial plight was highlighted two weeks ago.
The centre started selling “virtual tickets” – which could be redeemed for a free visit when it re-opens after Covid-19 restrictions are lifted – to help fill its coffers, but staff never expected the extent of the response.
More than £1,000 of tickets were sold, and in addition the centre, based near Greta Bridge, has received £6,750 in anonymous donations.
Wetheriggs operator Terry Bowes described the public reaction as absolutely brilliant. He said: “Community spirit in the area is amazing. It just shows the heart of people.
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