Andy Cullen of Husky Rescue Ireland with workers members Leah Allen and Robyn Kavanagh with huskies Atalya, Beau, Akira and Blue, and in entrance Meghan Hand, on the launch of the marketing campaign in support of Husky Rescue Ireland at Maxi Zoo in Naas. Photo: Barry Cronin
A charity that rescues and rehomes huskies and akitas is that this yr’s beneficiary of the Maxi Zoo Ireland Friendship Connects marketing campaign.
Husky Rescue Ireland was set as much as alleviate the struggling triggered to those dogs, by irresponsible possession, abuse and neglect.
The Laois-based charity operates all around the nation with the important thing goals of rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming wholesome neutered dogs, whereas additionally educating and supporting most of the people on accountable canine possession and canine welfare.
The Maxi Zoo ‘Friendship Connects’ marketing campaign will see the sale of multi-purpose Pet Pendants each on-line and throughout the chain’s 29 Irish shops between now and 30 November. All earnings from the sale of the pendants, which might both be worn by pets, their house owners or used as trolley tokens, can be donated to Husky Rescue Ireland.
Andy Cullen of Husky Rescue Ireland says the monies raised via this upcoming marketing campaign can be put to nice use.
“We are a not-for-profit organisation and all of our volunteers are dedicated to rehoming unwanted, abandoned, stray and ill-treated huskies and akitas in Ireland,” he defined. “The monies raised via the Maxi Zoo Ireland ‘Friendship Connects’ marketing campaign will go in the direction of offering look after all of the dogs we shield, together with neutering, vaccinations, microchipping, grooming, train and meals.
“It’s wonderful to see these dogs go to their forever homes and, thanks to Maxi Zoo Ireland, we expect to see more good news stories like these. Like all charities, we have been affected by the cost of living crisis, so it’s great that we are being supported through the sale of the Pet Pendants, which are very affordable for customers.”
Huskies Atalya and Beau pictured with retailer supervisor Dee Fennell and Andy Cullen of Husky Rescue Ireland on the launch of the Friendship Connects marketing campaign at Maxi Zoo in Naas. Photo: Barry Cronin
Anthony Cremin, Head of Marketing at Maxi Zoo Ireland, stated they’re delighted to associate with such a worthy charity.
“The work that’s done at Husky Rescue Ireland is incredible and we really want to support all the volunteers, who give of their time tirelessly, not just to rescue, rehome and rehabilitate huskies and akitas, but also to work closely with dog pounds across Ireland and to educate the public in how to care for these dogs,” he stated. “Last year Andy and other members of the Husky Rescue Ireland team travelled to Ukraine to help rescue dogs left behind in the war-torn country after their owners fled, which goes to show the level of dedication the team has to caring for animals in need.”
The Pet Pendants are on sale at Maxi Zoo Ireland shops nationwide and are available in two colors; silver and rose gold. They are retailing at €2.50 and all earnings from the gross sales can be donated to Husky Rescue Ireland.
The charity can be visiting various shops over October and November and you’ll see the complete schedule of visits on Maxi Zoo Ireland’s social media platforms.
