Special Service with Animals for Australian Wildlife
Jan 3 2020
For the Animals with the Animals
Remembering
Australian Wildlife And Raisings Funds for Their
Welfare
To remember all the Australian wildlife that are
lost in the bush fires and raise funds for the welfare of
those animals who are fighting for their lives, the Holy
Trinity Anglican Church in Devonport is having a service
with the animals and for the animals on February 4th at
6.30. (tomorrow).
Everyone is invited to bring their pets - dogs cats budgies rabbits donkeys caterpillars - all creatures great and small welcome.
The idea came from Tony McNeight and It is hoped it will be an inspiration to other communities throughout New Zealand to do the same
“When I saw that classic shot on the internet of a singed koala with bandaged paws in the water bowl I became very emotional and wanted to contribute in some way to acknowledge how important our wildlife is in our world ,” he explained.
It will be a special short service and
everyone can sing with one voice for those who have no voice
– a ‘church zoo’, a cacophony of sound and
togetherness
It is a chance to show our oneness with
Australia as they fight for their unique and wonderful
wildlife.
Any donations will be welcome
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