Nantwich residents are being invited to a Family Fun open day at Stapeley Grange wildlife centre this weekend.
The RSPCA’s Stapeley Grange, on London Road, will host the annual event this Sunday June 23.
Open from 10.30am, visitors will be able to peer at cats and kittens in the cattery and drop in to see ferrets in the welfare workshop.
Families can give their own dog 15 minutes of fame by entering them into the Stapeley dog show on the day – registration is at 2pm.
Visitors are also encouraged to catch a glimpse of the wildlife team at work in the education wildlife garden.
Kids will be kept busy with activities including archery, skittles, a bouncy castle, face painting and arts and crafts.
A range of home-made cakes and refreshments will keep parents fed and watered.
Stapeley Grange Centre manager Lee Stewart said: “This is a great opportunity for families to have a fantastic day out and they can also take advantage of some great discounts if they need to microchip or vaccinate their pets.
“Visitors will have a chance to see some of the cats and kittens in our care, and also visit the new and exciting education wildlife garden, where visitors can get a glimpse into the world of a working wildlife hospital.
“They will also be able to chat to staff working in one of the busiest rooms, the orphan room.
“We have an exciting agility dog show (1pm), various stalls including arts and crafts and lots for the kids to do’ including skittles, bouncy castle, face painting, chase the ace and archery.
“Fingers crossed we get some good weather this year so that we are able to raise some much needed funds for the centre.”
The open day is from 10.30am to 4.30pm. Entrance fee is £1.50, OAPs £1 and children 50p.
(pics courtesy of Stapeley Grange wildlife centre)
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