Indian Rasoi, positioned in Dollar Street, Cirencester, is run by Roman Abu who has actually arranged a set menu supper to support NFRSA – The National Foundation for Retired Service Animals – for Tuesday, July 18.
The animal charity was established by Countess Bathurst and was established to promote the care, wellness and well-being of retired service animals from throughout the emergency situation services such as the authorities, fire, jail and border force.
She established a love for service animals throughout her term as Gloucestershire High Sheriff in 2016.
Its slogan is ‘Protect Our Protectors’ and aids with medical and veterinary expenses, which undoubtedly happen as the animals grow older.
Animal fan Roman wished to support the cause so chose to host a charity supper where all the revenues will go to NFRSA.
Roman said: “It will be a genuine honour to host the Countess and to help raise some money for her charity.
“I am an animal fan and it is very important to me that these animal which have actually worked and helped us are taken care of when they retire.
“The night will be reservations just and we have actually already had a great deal of interest.
“It will be a set menu of £35 per individual, so please come and join us, it will be a beautiful night.”
To book a table call 01285 644822 or go to indianrasoi.org
