Would like to donate a dog crate?

[Willow]

Thanks for picking it up fluffybunny.

Willow sends his sympathy to Blue

[fluffybunny]

Many thanks Willow - I've now collected this crate and it looks as if it's first occupant will be a beautiful boy called 'Blue', who thanks to this extra indoor accommodation can be booked in to have his plums snipped off this week 

[Willow]

Hi Sneakie,

It does collapse........but I should let you all know now that it will be housing fluffy bunnies in future    I've now been in PM contact with fluffybunny and it will be hopping off to it's new home shortly.

 

[Gill (sneakiefeline)]

Where abouts in Essex are you and how soon do you need to get rid of this? Or I should say how long can you wait?

Does it collapse?

[fluffybunny]

If no-one else wants it, I foster for a rabbit rescue who would definitely be able to make use of it for keeping bunnies in indoors after operations etc. I'm just to the North of Chelmsford so should be able to get to you to collect sometime.  Please PM me if you don't get any other kitty-rescue takers and would consider donating it for bunnies instead!

[Beth]

Wish you were a bit closer, i'm hoping to get a crate with a view to fostering in the near future but it's too far from me unfortunately.

[Willow]

Hi all,

Haven't been on here for ages...I'd kind of got addicted and had to go cold turkey.  However, the Willow clan are still in great shape and say "HI"

We're on the move soon, and I'm trying (failing?) to declutter.  I have a medium size dog crate which I got when we had two tiny kittens.  They were in it for about a week and since then it's been taking up space in the summerhouse. 

I could freecycle it, or take it to a charity shop, but I'm actually wondering how I could find out if there's anyone who would really appreciate it locally (I'm in mid/north Essex) before giving it away to a 'faceless' organisation.

Does anyone have any ideas?