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All for the animals

BEAULIEU College’s Interact Club got together at the Pick n Pay, Kyalami Downs, where the owners of the shop graciously allowed them to set up a table.

The purpose was to help Four Paws, a non-profit organisation that is responsible for the rescuing of pets from underprivileged areas. Shoppers were requested to purchase dog and cat food from Pick n Pay in order for Beaulieu College to re-distribute it to Four Paws.

The Kyalami community was most generous and Beaulieu College’s Interact Club thanked the community for their participation.

The Interact members collected cash and a total of 212kg of dry dog food, 15.4kg canned dog food, 35.4kg of dry cat food and 5.8kg tinned cat food. Not forgetting 10 ostrich bones.

As a community-orientated school, Beaulieu College’s Interact Club supports the direct community who are in need.

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