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Jollyes set to open two new stores this weekend

 

Award-winning retail group Jollyes is set to open its next two stores on Saturday – one in Scotland and the other in Wales.

 

They will be at Kingsgate Retail Park, Glasgow Road, East Kilbride, G77 4UN and at City Link Retail Park, Newport Road in Cardiff, CF24 1PQ.

 

Both locations will provide pet parents access to Jollyes’ raw food frozen ‘shop-in-shop’ and later this year, community pet clinics at each store will offer unbeatable prices for essential vet services such as microchipping and vaccinations.

 

At each of the openings, retired service animals supported in their later years by the National Federation of Retired Service Animals (NFRSA) will bite through strings of sausages to formally declare the stores open.

 

A key charity partner for Jollyes, NFRSA helps support the care, well-being, and welfare of retired service animals from across the emergency service family – the police, fire, border force, National Crime Agency, NHS and prison services.

 

Over the next 12 months, all Jollyes’ stores will be raising money for NFRSA with collections matched by Jollyes up to £20,000 that will help NFRSA support retired service animals and their owners.

 

Joe Wykes, Jollyes chief executive officer ,said: “Whenever we open a new store we make a promise to be the best value in town for all the items a pet parent needs.

 

“We can only make that promise because we work super hard, day-in, day-out to lower our own costs and carefully check prices elsewhere.

 

“And while we know price is paramount, we also know what makes Jollyes special is the service and expertise our people deliver in store.

 

“We look forward to showing new shoppers in East Kilbride and Cardiff what Jollyes is all about as they deliver the kind of savings that we already offer in over 100 other communities right across the UK.”

 

At East Kilbride on Saturday, accompanied by a St Andrews day piper, the store will be opened by Corrie, an Alsatian who served for six years with Police Scotland until retirement.

 

On the same day at Newport Road in Cardiff, the new Jollyes store will be officially launched by Ella, a seven-year-old cocker spaniel.  Ella served as an explosives search dog for six years with South Wales Police before retirement, carrying out searches at many venues such as the Principality stadium, Welsh Assembly and Senydd.

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