Telford girl saves money to buy rescue dogs festive treats
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Gracie-Mae was inspired to buy the treats for rescue dogs by her own pet Gus, also a rescue
A little girl has saved her pocket money and also raised funds to buy treats for rescue dogs this Christmas.
Gracie-Mae from Telford bought Hilbrae Rescue Kennels and Grinshill Dog Rescue in Shropshire more than 100 toys and 60 boxes and bags of treats.
Her mum Natalie said the five-year-old was inspired by their own rescue dog Gus as he had made her think of other dogs needing a home.
"She makes myself and her father proud on a daily basis," Natalie said.
Gracie-Mae said: "[Not having a home] will make them sad but everyone needs to be happy at Christmas."
Her mum added: "She is already thinking about what she can do next Christmas."
'Kind young lady'
Gracie-Mae saved all her pocket money as well as getting donations from family, friends and her mum's work colleagues.
A local pub also helped collect donations to send to the dogs.
Grinshill Dog Rescue said: "What a kind young lady Gracie-Mae is." It added that their dogs would enjoy opening all the presents on Christmas Day.
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- Published18 December 2023