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Rehoming Poster- Any suggestions?
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abbymarysmokey
Wise Old Thumper
If the photos are going to be of buns currently available, and hence will need to be changed quite regularly, then I think it would work out better (i.e. much cheaper) to just print out on paper.
If it's going to be up longer term, then I'm sure you must have local printing/sign-writing firms who do cheap printing/laminating/etc. Try the Yellow Pages or google
If it's going to be up longer term, then I'm sure you must have local printing/sign-writing firms who do cheap printing/laminating/etc. Try the Yellow Pages or google
Thanks for this. I think I'll put sanctuary buns on the poster and offer the option to sponsor etc or rehome . They can then come through to my premises and have a look at the bunnies available if they are local. It's just something to attract interest initially. I mainly want it to be know there is a rescue in the area with bunnies available. I don't think the poster matters that much, it's just a starting point really.
Becky86
Wise Old Thumper
We print ours out ourself. The problem is, if your putting 'flyers' up around vets/pet shops etc, sometimes when you go back theyre not their so i wouldnt waste your money on professional printing etc. We normally do A4/A5posters with a pic of the animal, the rescue name and charity no at the top, description etc of the animal and then contact details x
Thanks- so i can design it on the pc- add the pictures- laminate it myself - save printing costs etc. Okay i think this sounds like the best plan
I didn't even think about getting a laminator! xWhat do you print on- just normal paper or can you get glossy paper or other material?
Becky86
Wise Old Thumper
Normal paper
For posters that are going to be up for a short time, like rehoming posters we just use normal paper. For other things like advertising the branch and the things we offer/do i always laminate them Normal paper
Thanks - yes i want to advertise location etc and just the fact we exist and where to come for a bunny - so I'll try put a bunny on just as a photo rather than a rehoming poster in particular.
You should print on normal a4 paper as it gets glossy when laminated.
And you shouldn't really laminate it as it gets thrown away when the rabbit gets re homed.
Thanks yes that makes sense for bunnys that are being rehomed
