Wire Fence Spreads Holiday Cheer with Surprise Dog Library in Local Park
In the early hours of December 18th, Wire Fence surprised dog walkers in Manchester’s Cringle Park with a festive gift: a Dog Library filled with toys for both dogs and their owners.
You can read more about Wire Fence’s charity and community work here.
What Happened?
At 4 a.m., John Summers, founder of Wire Fence and a local resident, installed the Dog Library at the entrance to Levenshulme’s popular Cringle Park. The library offers a selection of sticks, tennis balls, and throwing toys for dogs to take and enjoy, with the option for owners to leave something behind for the next dog.
The gesture was a holiday surprise for early morning dog walkers—a small Christmas gift for their pets. “We wanted to do something that would bring a smile to people’s faces and add a bit of holiday magic to their routines,” said John Summers. “It’s a simple way to spread joy this Christmas season.”
The Dog Library was fully funded and donated by Wire Fence, as part of the company’s ongoing commitment to supporting local charities and community initiatives. For more information on Wire Fence’s charity and community work, visit their charity page.
Community Reaction
The local dog walking community left positive feedback and pictures of their dogs using the library on a Facebook group, Friends of Cringle Park
Images & Video
The following video and images show the installation and progression of the dog library
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Please feel free to email if you have any questions about this initiative – [email protected]
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