B Drawstring Shoe Bag
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About the Vendor
Woodlands Wildlife Sanctuary
2146 Duck Lake Rd
Minden, ON
Phone: 705-286-1133
Description
Black nylon shoe bag with drawstring closure and backpack straps. 40 x 54 cm (16" x 21"). Never used.
Payment
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Tax Information
Taxes included
Fulfillment
For pick-up, please arrive between 10 am and 5 pm Wednesday or Saturday.
If you would like to arrange another pick up time, please call us ahead of time at 705-286-1133 Monday through Saturday between the hours of 10 am and 5 pm to arrange or send an email to info@woodlandswildlifesanctuary.ca.
We are located at 2146 Duck Lake Rd., Minden.
Shipping is also available via Canada Post (additional shipping costs will apply). Please email us with your full shipping address for a quote.
About the Vendor
Woodlands Wildlife Sanctuary
2146 Duck Lake Rd
Minden, ON
Phone: 705-286-1133
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