Two tickets for the opening night of Aladdin at Stafford Gatehouse Theatre are up for grabs in a charity auction raising money for Senior Staffy Club.
Senior Staffy Club is offering Staffordshire residents the chance to enjoy a festive night at the pantomime while raising money to support its senior dogs.
The charity has two tickets available for the opening night of Aladdin at Stafford Gatehouse Theatre on Friday 4 December at 7pm.
Rather than holding a traditional raffle, Senior Staffy Club is inviting supporters to take part in a blind auction, with the highest bidder winning both tickets.
Anyone wishing to take part can submit their bid by emailing:
fundraising@seniorstaffyclub.co.uk.
The deadline for bids is Friday 30 October 2026.
All money raised through the auction will go towards supporting Senior Staffy Club's senior dogs.
About Senior Staffy Club
Senior Staffy Club is a registered charity (No. 1156723) dedicated to rescuing and rehoming Staffordshire Bull Terriers and Staffy crosses aged seven years and older.
Many of the dogs come into rescue following changes in their owners’ circumstances, bereavement or being found as strays. Older dogs can often struggle to find new homes, but the charity provides care and support until the right home is found.
Based mainly in the Midlands, Senior Staffy Club rehomes dogs throughout the UK, giving senior Staffies another chance at a loving home.
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