PDSA

I own two cats and I love animals. The idea of animal cruelty makes me sick and I would do anything to ensure the safety and happiness of animals. That is why I shop in this very well stocked charity shop. I also donate to the PDSA privately because I had to use their services once and they were very helpful.
This year the PDSA will provide more than 2.2 million free treatments to sick and injured pets and more than 360,000 preventive treatments.
Their services are run by the hard-​working vets and nurses at their PetAid hospitals and will cost more than £53 million to provide. The closest PetAid hospital in the Birmingham area is based in Aston.
In 2012 PDSA celebrates 95 years of caring for the sick and injured animals of people in need.
The PDSA are funded entirely by public support, shop here and save the lives of thousands of innocent and beautiful animals.

My niece is a pet protector member and she receives points for every donation she makes to this store (this eventually leads to a certificate and a badge!) So every few weeks I am heading to the store with her to donate some items. The staff are friendly and appreciative of the donations. They also do a range of new products, items for pets and books for children last time I was in the store. They also do a celebrity calendar.