RSPCA Worcester and Mid-Worcestershire is preparing to host its yearly enjoyable dog reveal at the Holdings Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre in Kempsey.
Pet owners will have the ability to put their pups forward for a series of awards, consisting of the waggiest tail and finest puppy.
Claire Wood, from the RSPCA Worcester and Mid-Worcestershire branch, said: “We are certainly on a countdown for our incredible yearly dog program and we can’t wait.
“At the minute the projection is for a cloudy day, so ideally it will be a little cooler than it has actually been, which is fantastic news.
“We will still be supplying lots of dubious locations, consuming bowls and paddling swimming pools for your pups to cool down in and we will have 2 veterinarians on website on the day – so please felt confident that doggy safety is our leading concern.
“There will be refreshments for us humans too. There will also be an ice cream van and a vegan BBQ and we will be selling cakes too.”
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The enjoyable day occurs this Sunday (June 18) in between 10.30am and 4pm.
Alongside the dog program will be a shop, a photography studio for dogs and people with Nigel Wood Photographs, and a product stall ran by Ginger Cat Crafts.
All funds raised on the day will go straight to the branch to help money the continuous care of the animals at the branch, along with animal well-being work in the neighborhood.
Parking will cost £1, with entry to the dog reveal priced at £2 per class.
It’s not far too late to get included, with Mrs Wood motivating contributions.
She said: “If any skilled bakers wish to contribute some goodies for us to offer we’d quite value it.
“Donated cakes can be dropped off at The Holdings WR5 3FP on Saturday in between 11am and 4pm.”
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The enjoyable day likewise accompanies the RSPCA’s One Fun Day where lots of occasions are taking place throughout England and Wales, in a quote to raise much-needed funds for RSPCA’s network of branches and animal centres and help all of the animals in their care.
