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Cats protection boosted by Ottery fundraiser

Published: 10:52 AM May 22, 2010    Updated: 6:33 PM November 7, 2020

LOYAL animal supporters braved miserable weather on Sunday to boost East Devon s branch of Cat s Protection.

LOYAL animal supporters braved miserable weather on Sunday to boost East Devon's branch of Cat's Protection.

Rain didn't dampen the spirits of those who attended a cream tea afternoon at Fluxton Farm.

"Money raised will be put to very good use," said events co-ordinator Sheila Down. The total is yet to be calculated.

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