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Alert dog fundraisers open shop
12:17pm Thursday 3rd April 2008
Fundraisers will be manning a shop in Barnoldswick next week.
A group from Grassington is trying to raise £6,000 to pay for a seizure alert dog to help an epilepsy sufferer.
So far, they have collected £4,800 and from Monday to Saturday will be renting a shop on Frank Street, Barnoldswick to raise more funds.
And tomorrow Angela Gregory, from the Support Dogs charity, will be visiting the Retreat Café in Grassington to meet some of the team.
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