Retailer Jollyes is set to open its latest store on Friday (November 15).
The store, in Leyland, Lancashire, will feature a raw food frozen ‘shop-in-shop’, and will also open a community pet clinic in the new year.
An official opening ceremony and fun day will start at 10am on Saturday November 16, featuring the Mayor and Mayoress of South Ribble, the Leyland Brass Band and retired Border Force springador Trigger, who will perform the opening as part of Jollyes’ support for its charity partner The National Foundation for Retired Service Animals.
Jollyes has recruited a team of 12 for the new store, led by experienced manager Jonny Wareing.
He said: “We can’t wait to open our doors. We’re putting the finishing touches to the store to make sure it’s ready for Friday and for our special celebration on Saturday morning with all our special guests.
“We’re looking forward to giving pet parents in Leyland a new alternative for their pets at home and we can’t wait to bring the kind of value and service we’re famous for, here to another store in the heart of Lancashire.”
