Can you give a Lion a new home?
- Wetherby Lions
- Dec 12, 2024
- 1 min read
At the Wetherby District Lions Christmas event, many Lions found new homes!
The cuddly Lions’ stall business was brisk as children and some adults took a chance to win one of our lovely Lions. Lions came in three sizes and this lady won one of the big ones so we hope that she has the space to look after it! Fortunately, they do not cost a lot to feed!
Looking to give a new home to a lion? More will be coming over to Wetherby for our next event which is Drovers’ Day in June. They might have to fight it out with cuddly highland cattle though!!
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That's a cute stall! It reminds me of the animatronics in Fnaf, always vying for attention. Hopefully, these cuddly lions are less scary and don't need constant monitoring like those robots. Seems like a fun way to spend the day, and I bet the Drovers' Day event will be roaring with even more of these cuddly creatures!
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