The Rushcliffe MP enjoyed her check out to the centre as a dog enthusiast and eager fan of animal well-being.
This was her very first check out to Dogs Trust, and she wished to comprehend the larger work of the organisation and the function the rehoming centre played in the regional neighborhood.
After being provided a trip of the Loughborough Rehoming Centre, Ruth Edwards MP was presented to existing homeowners consisting of seven-year-old Crossbreed, Pooch.
Happy-go-lucky Pooch is presently searching for her ‘pawfect’ match to come along and would like to discover a permanently family.
Rehoming Centre Assistant Manager Emma Proctor talked to Ruth Edwards MP about the day-to-day work of the rehoming centre and the larger work of Dogs Trust, consisting of the increasing variety of individuals now seeking to rehome their animal as an outcome of the increasing cost of living.
Following her check out, Ruth Edwards MP, said:
“I had a fantastic check out to Dogs Trust Loughborough where I found out more about the great work they do to enhance dog well-being in the city, along with throughout the UK, it was a genuine enjoyment conference not just the devoted staff, however likewise communicating with a few of the beautiful dogs presently resident at the rehoming centre.
“It was terrific to find out about the numerous projects they are raising in Westminster, consisting of the work they are doing to fight the harsh puppy smuggling trade, which I advise the Government to deal with by bringing the Kept Animals Bill back to Parliament as quickly as possible.
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“After visiting the centre and seeing all of the different dogs looking for families, I am keener than ever to encourage anyone looking to welcome a dog into their lives, to consider a rescue dog.”
Emma Proctor, Assistant Manager at Dogs Trust Loughborough said:
“We were pleased to welcome Ruth to our centre to showcase the important work we do in Loughborough and further afield. It was great to hear of her interest in dog welfare issues and a lovely day was had all round, the dogs especially loved meeting Ruth and getting some fuss.”
If you might be the ‘pawfect’ match Pooch is searching for, or you wish to discover the dogs waiting for happy endings at Dogs Trust Loughborough, please check out: https://www.dogstrust.org.uk/rehoming/
As the country faces its worst monetary crisis in years, Dogs Trust is urgently looking for help for the dogs who will feel the effect.
The charity is calling out, in specific, to individuals with area in their houses and hearts for dogs that are harder to discover permanently houses for, such as huge dogs, un-housetrained dogs, and dogs with difficult behaviour.
If you believe you can use a dog in requirement a short-term home while the UK remains in monetary crisis, please call us at www.dogstrust.org.uk/rehoming/fostering
