Animal Food Bank Poezewoef Wilrijk Vzw - Year 3

Corry van den Brande

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1 year ago

Our animal food bank still aims to keep humans and animals together by offering them assistance in the form of food, materials and veterinary costs. Weekly owners who for some reason are in financial difficulties and already own a pet may come to us for a food package for their pet. This consists of 1 pot dry food, wet food, sweets and sometimes frozen food, bones. In short, what we have inside is distributed neatly for our dogs and cats.

You can also apply for help with the veterinary costs via our #Caster project. We meet 50%. For Antwerp and its 9 districts (Berchem, Berendrecht, Borgerhout, Deurne, Ekeren, Hoboken, Merksem and Wilrijk) we also receive a grant for 6 months this year.

For the animals outside Antwerp we participate in events and we have a sales group. You can also always support us by donating food for our animals, or by making a donation via facebook.

We have saved a lot of pennies for the animals outside Antwerp with a lot of volunteers during the hottest week and they will be on our account at the end of the month (as soon as we know the amount we fill in on the dots) namely...

People can also apply for material that broke up with them and we try to replace that free of charge.

We get a lot of demand if we can participate in a distribution, an event, bake something, sew, tinkering and that's why we are going to put in various crafts and relax days for the owners. They also go to events, some that are already fixed open day 15 May, Zoiwizoo 6 and 7 June, dog festival 11 and 12 July (maybe beasty in October, the dog walk in December, a collection at tom and co in February)

During these events you can also bring your red pennies (big letters hihi), we always carry our poozewof pig and he likes to eat pennies.

YELLOW Ribbon: what is the yellow ribbon? Well, this is to make it clear to other people that they shouldn't get too close because the dog doesn't like this, which is sick, anxious, a help dog, in training you name it. Do you see a yellow ribbon on his leash or does he have a fluoh scarf on? Stay that at a distance.

OUR BIKE FOR 2020 - TOGETHER FOR THE ANIMALS AND THEIR OWNERS - THAT'S WHAT WE DO FOR.

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