Hibernating Hedgehog Christmas Cards, 10 Pack
Hibernating Hedgehog Christmas Cards, 10 Pack
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Celebrate the festive season with our Hibernating Hedgehog Christmas Cards. Featuring a cosy illustration of a sleeping hedgehog nestled in a wintery scene, these cards bring warmth and joy to your holiday greetings. Each card helps make a difference for animal welfare.
Top Features
- Perfect for sharing: Each pack contains ten cards and envelopes, so you have plenty to send to everyone on your Christmas card list.
- Charming design: The cards feature an adorable hedgehog hibernating among autumn leaves and bright red mushrooms against a deep teal background. Perfect for sharing the comforting spirit of Christmas with the nature lovers in your life.
- Inside message reads: Seasons Greetings
- Support a great cause: When you purchase these cards, you are directly helping the RSPCA. Your support allows the RSPCA to continue its vital work in caring for and protecting animals.
- Sustainable: Designed and printed in the UK on FSC® certified paper/board and recycled materials using vegetable-based inks. Cards are packed in a home-compostable bag, so it will decay harmlessly in soil.
Each card measures 12 x 12 cm, a perfect size for your Christmas messages.
Delivery & Returns Information
Delivery & Returns Information
Returns and Refund Policy
We want you to be delighted with your purchase, but if you are not, you can return any item to us in its original condition within 14 days, from receipt of the goods.
UK Standard Delivery
UK Standard delivery (arrives within 3-5 working days from receipt of order)
- Standard Delivery is FREE when you spend £50 or above (exceptions apply)
- £5 for orders under £50 *
- Express delivery option £7.00
- Orders will be delivered Monday to Friday (excluding Bank and Public holidays)
Free shipping does not apply to cat litter due to the weight of these items. Shipping for these is £7, plus any standard delivery charge.
Please note the Isle of Man and Channel Islands are not part of the UK.
