Grab your morning cuppa and a slice of something delicious and help the rescue dogs of ADANA
Nothing beats a hot drink and a fresh slice of cake on a beautiful autumn morning, especially when every single […]
Picture a crisp autumn morning, the kind that beckons you to linger over a warm beverage while savoring a slice of freshly baked cake. Such a delightful experience awaits in ADANA, as the community comes together for a final coffee morning of the year. Organized by the ADANA Association for the Rights of Abandoned Animals (ARAA), this event aims to raise funds for the rescue of vulnerable dogs in need.
The gathering takes place at Frankie’s Grill, nestled right on the picturesque seafront promenade in San Luis de Sabinillas. From 11am to 1pm on Friday, November 6, coffee morning enthusiasts can join the friendly gathering, sample a plethora of homemade treats, and engage in lively conversations. Hot tea and coffee will be provided by the dedicated charity volunteers, and guests are encouraged to spread out and enjoy the warm, welcoming atmosphere.
All proceeds from the event contribute directly to the upkeep of ADANA’s sanctuary, which operates out of Estepona. The organization maintains a strict no-euthanasia policy for healthy dogs, ensuring they receive the necessary care until they can find loving forever homes. The sanctuary relies on continuous funding for everyday essentials like vaccinations, medical treatments, nutritious food, and cozy bedding.
ADANA’s work is truly commendable, and supporting this cause can make a significant impact on the lives of abandoned animals. Whether you're a seasoned resident or a newcomer seeking to immerse yourself in local expat life, this coffee morning offers an excellent chance to connect with like-minded individuals while contributing to a noble cause.
Don't miss the opportunity to partake in this heartwarming event, where a simple cup of coffee and a sweet treat can help save lives. Mark the date, gather your friends, and join the community in making a difference for our furry friends.
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