A new Cats Protection charity superstore is set to open in Skipton later this month.
The charity is preparing to launch its new Home & Fashion store at 4A Albion Place, offering a wide selection of second-hand clothing, furniture, homeware and accessories.
The store is expected to open on Thursday 26th November and will be one of the charity's larger retail premises, with more space for shoppers and donated goods.
Unlike a traditional charity shop, the new superstore will offer a wider range of products, including pre-loved fashion, furniture, shoes, bags and household items.
Money raised through sales will support Cats Protection's work helping cats and kittens across the UK.
The store will also feature a dedicated community space, which will be used by the charity's teams to connect with local people, provide information about cat welfare and promote volunteering opportunities.
Ahead of the opening, Cats Protection is appealing for donations of good-quality clothing, shoes, accessories, homeware, bric-a-brac and furniture to help stock the shop.
The charity is also recruiting volunteers to help with customer service, sorting donations, preparing furniture, stock management and deliveries.
Cats Protection is the UK's leading feline welfare charity, supporting cats through rehoming, neutering programmes and education.
Once open, the Skipton store is expected to operate from 9.30am to 5.30pm Monday to Saturday, and 10.30am to 4.30pm on Sundays.
Anyone wishing to donate items can contact the store team on 07471 330 115.

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