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Bacchus Marsh: Calendar cash goes toward PetRescue

12/01/2015

By Star Weekly

The new year means new calendars for many walls – and a PETstock 2015 calendar can also mean new homes for homeless pets.

PETstock Bacchus Marsh will donate 100 per cent of proceeds from its 2015 calendar sales to not-for-profit animal rescue organisation PetRescue.

The money will help PetRescue provide support to rescue organsations and community foster care groups that save more than 6000 pets around the country every month.

PetRescue founder Vickie Davy says there are thousands of dogs, cats, horses, chickens and even goats waiting for adoption.

PETstock Bacchus Marsh customers – including Steph Reardon – can also choose to make an additional donation to PETstock Assist when they buy a calendar.

The calendars cost $2. For more information, visit www.PETstock.com.au or www.PetRescue.com.au

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