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Tyres needed
The Kildare Wildlife Rescue Centre is looking for donations of mountain bike tyres.
"We are currently seeking donations of used mountain bike tyres to improve our avian patients enclosures. Tyres with punctures are suitable, road bike and vehicle tyres are not. We are only looking for the tyre, please do not donate tyres on the rims as we are not equipped to dispose of them. Donations can be dropped into the centre seven days a week between 9am and 5pm," said the charity in a post on its Facebook page.
Kildare Wildlife Rescue (KWR) is a registered charity for sick, injured and orphaned wildlife. It operates a Wildlife Hospital and Rehabiliation Centre in Kildare Town.
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