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Crow appeals for donations on wishlist

Baby season has arrived at Crow, and this normally means an increased number of orphaned and injured animals being brought in.

THE Centre for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (Crow) is making an appeal to the community to assist with its wishlist items as it’s baby season, and this normally brings an influx of orphaned and injured wildlife.

Also read: Crow launches new wildlife calendar

WISHLIST ITEMS: 

Stationery items:
  • scissors
  • pencils
  • black pens
  • crayons
  • staplers
  • coloured cardboard
  • chairs
Baby items:
  • purity
  • baby wet wipes
  • brush cleaners
Household items:
  • bin bags
  • dishwashing liquid
  • tissues
  • handwash
  • heavy-duty washing machine
  • fridge
  • microwave
  • gloves
  • knives
  • cable ties
  • towels
  • Jik
  • long-life milk
  • honey
  • pasta
Animal products:
  • Protexin
  • pet baskets
  • cat litter trays
  • half-shell puts
  • capture items
  • animal transport carriers
  • heat-lamp holder
Garden items:
  • rake
  • tools
  • fence defence
  • Waxsol
  • spades and shovels
  • chainsaw
  • brush cutter
  • branch cutters
  • hose pipe
  • snap hook
  • glue gun

Donations can be dropped off at the centre at 15A Coedmore Avenue, Yellowwood Park, or items can be arranged to be collected by contacting 031 462 1127 or sending an email to info@crowkzn.co.za.

Alternatively, if you are unable to go out and get the items, you can purchase the items listed on Crow’s Takealot Wishlist below.

https://www.takealot.com/wishlist/shared/1:2a93a68fa31446d5a78288b9dc01e712/1?fbclid=IwY2xjawGENh1leHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHdasdipiLvs3i1vAxaptaL9s7WbPNktG4NnmhWFqBgxqLzvs-upzy0r0FA_aem_xCd0YAQA_ZaikqMou_YoOA

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