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KWWSPCA volunteers, Deirdre Delahunty with ‘Silk’ and ‘Lilith’; Patricia Shaw with ‘Pixie’; Sandra Cusack with ‘Reba’; Elaine and Kate McNamara with ‘Jenny’ and ‘Masie’ . Photo Tony Keane.
The Kildare West Wicklow Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (KWWSPCA) are hosting a ladies fashion pop-up to raise funds for a new shelter.
The KWWSPCA, located at Athgarvan, is being forced out of its current shelter because the landlord is looking to sell it.
The event takes place at the the shelter at Oldtown, Athgarvan, Newbridge on Saturday, March 23 and Sunday, March 24 from 11am to 3pm.
Designer and high end clothes, bags and shoes will be sold at amazing prices.
Over €52,000 has been raised for the shelter since fundraising started on January 28.
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