Triple A charity takes fund raising up a notch in Marbella Costa del Sol

MANY charities on the Costa del Sol mainly have support from people from a single country but the Triple A Animal charity is Pan-European with supporters from all over.

Two volunteers who spend a huge amount of time dog walking, fostering and generally helping the organisation are from Holland and Sweden and although they want to remain anonymous at the moment, it is they who have taken the initiative to organise one of the biggest Triple A fundraisers for some time.

On December 15, guests will be invited to enjoy a meal at the fabulous at the Sea Grill at the Puente Romano Hotel in Marbella and it will be something different.

The hotel itself is a great supporter of the charity and its owner actually adopted his dog from Triple A so it was a move from kennels to life aboard a yacht but this is what happens with a charity that cares.

The meal will be based on a sharing plate concept with cocktails and canapes followed by a selection of starters, soup, meat and fish main courses, desert and a choice of wine.

There will be some great entertainment with singer Francesca Caballero, Sumaia Alanez another singer who fronts a trio, Gee Sax who is known along the Costa for his saxophone playing and of course a DJ.

For companies looking to treat their staff to an exceptional Christmas night out, this is the ideal option so book a table, thrill your employees and help the charity at the same time.

Tickets cost €100 per person and can be reserved by visiting www.puenteromano.com Sea Grill Restaurant or by sending a WhatsApp to +31 683 157 025 and Euro Weekly News is delighted to be the media sponsor for this event.

Many people ask why the charity manages to transport so many animals to other parts of Europe and the answer is surprisingly simple.

The two ladies who have organised this event have both looked to offer their services in their respective countries and say that in Holland and Sweden for example, there are almost no organisations of this type because dogs are kept as family pets and not abandoned so those with a good heart look to adopt from Spain.