TWO sisters from Llansannor have raised £1,300 for a dog rescue charity through various activities over the last few years.
On Saturday, 12th April, Sadie and Jasmine Rosser Shelley helped run a fundraising coffee morning and Easter Egg Hunt organised by LAMBS, the social group for residents of Llansannor.
They helped raise £323 for Hope Rescue, the south Wales dog welfare and rescue charity, bringing the total the girls have raised for the charity to £1,300.
The sisters have previously raised money for the charity by selling hand-made art and crafts, car washing, cake baking and organising a sponsored walk.
About Hope Rescue
Hope Rescue is a leading dog welfare charity that saves the lives of strays, abandoned and unwanted dogs in South Wales. Since 2005, it has given a second chance to thousands of dogs that need a new start from its dedicated facilities in Rhondda Cynon Taf.
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