An employee at Brent Knoll RSPCA rescue centre is set to pull on his running shoes to handle the Weston Half Marathon to help raise funds for hurt and abandoned animals.
Andy Cook, a Behaviour and Welfare Advisor, will be handling the 13-mile operate on May 14th to help the RSPCA North Somerset Branch.
One of the animals who Andy has actually been looking after is Bunny, a German Shepherd who was discovered abandoned outside the centre on Easter Sunday. She is recuperating at the centre after having a damaged leg cut off.
Andy, who has actually operated at the animal centre for 17 years, informed Burnham-On-Sea.com: “I decided to take up this challenge after Bunny arrived in our care to raise funds for the continuing animal welfare work we do within the North Somerset region.”
“This is a true challenge for me as I was the boy at school who used to skip any of the physical education sessions, so my friends will be really shocked at this. I would be very grateful for any sponsorship opportunities.”
To sponsor him, visit his page at justgiving.com. The RSPCA North Somerset Branch is an individually signed up charity from the nationwide RSPCA and relies mainly on assistance from the neighborhood to help money its animal centre.
