Ghost hunt to raise vital funds for struggling Blyth Wildlife Rescue
A special paranormal investigation will raise money for a local wildlife rescue in desperate need.
In July, Blyth Wildlife Rescue announced that they were temporarily closing their doors due to being at full capacity and funds running low.
The rescue, which recently celebrated their 20th anniversary, has supported thousands of animals across Northumberland and North Tyneside thanks to the help of dedicated volunteers.
To help get the charity back on their feet, Northumberland Ghostbusters have pledged to donate 100% of the proceeds from a paranormal investigation to the rescue.
Zena Cowell, who is a medic at the charity and also a medium, said: "Every single penny puts food in the mouths of those animals and pays for medication and hopefully, if we raise enough, we'll be able to reopen again."
The event will take place at Pegswood Miners Welfare Centre on Saturday, September 19 from 7pm.