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Market does it for animals

The latest edition of the Weekend Market was all about animals.

A DIFFERENT type of market was held in the south of Johannesburg on November 26.

Weekend Market owner Paulo Calisto decided to change things, and this time the market revolved around animals.

KIDS: Children enjoyed some time in the pool area.

The Weekend Market partnered with animal rescue organisations around Johannesburg to offer animal-related services to locals.

The aim of the partnership was to celebrate Christmas for animals in November and to ensure shelters are well stocked up for the festive season.

JUST RELAX: A mini bar was available for refreshment.

Animal welfare organisations set up stalls offering various services, with vaccinations, minor veterinary care, and chipping and tagging of pets available at reduced rates.

Proceeds raised through auctioning off donated items were passed on to various animal welfare charities.

RELAX: A relaxed Sunday for a man and his best friend.

Food stalls and a cocktail bar kept patrons refreshed while enabling them to spend time with their furry friends.

Calisto invites all who love a relaxed Saturday or Sunday afternoon to come to the Weekend Market, which takes place on the corner of Nasrec and Rifle Range roads in Ridgeway every weekend.

PET FRIENDLY: Visitors to the market enjoyed a relaxed day out with their furry friends.
CONCERT: Entertainment galore at the Weekend Market.
STROLL: Some came for the entertainment.

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