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The Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ISPCA) has released Christmas cards featuring animals rescued by the organisation.
There are six different card designs in each pack with two of each variety, and each card includes a message wishing a 'Merry Christmas & Happy New Year' as well as a small note at the bottom of the inside cover which reads:
"This card helps to raise funds for the ISPCA. Best wishes for you and for an animal in our care."
Purchasing the cards this Christmas supports the work of the ISPCA, which works to prevent cruelty to animals, promote animal welfare, and relieve animal suffering.
Following the release of the cards, the ISPCA stated, "With each card you write, not only are you sending your best wishes to friends and relations, you're sending your love to the animals in our care.
"That’s because when you buy and send these gorgeous cards, you are helping to raise vital funds for the ISPCA."
You can purchase the cards here.
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