2704 days ago

Kitty Kast Off Secondhand clothing sale

Bronwyn Reader from Cat Rescue Christchurch

Cat Rescue is having a second hand clothing sale this Saturday at the Sydenham Community Centre.


We have had an amazing array of clothes donated and covers all sizes, (I am one of those curvy gals and I am excited), mens and childrens clothes, shoes and accessories.  It will be a treasure trove for those of us that like a bargain, and to purchase quality and designer clothes.


I have added a link below to the event on our facebook page so please go and like and share.


Open at 10am at 25 Hutchison Street and will be going until 3pm or earlier if all items sold.  We do have racks and racks and more racks.


We are also having microchipping in a room to the side so if your cat is not microchipped please bring them along in a cage.  Cost is $30 per cat and $25 for each cat from the same household.


Payment by Cash and we also have EFTPOS available.


If you have an questions please email fundraisingcatrescue@gmail.com.

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