National Dog Day – August 26th 2024
National Dog Day began back in 2004 as a way of raising awareness of the number of dogs in rescue centres still looking for their forever homes.
Millions of dogs find themselves without a home due to a number of different reasons, but National Dog Day aims to highlight just how much dogs can be such an important part of the family, or ‘work family’.
As an interanl dog-friendly organisation, we have many four-legged friends who take up a unique role within our teams. Some of which are rescue dogs.
Today we wanted to celebrate our canine colleagues from across the charity.
Ada, sent in by Dr Elke Scheibler from Millport
Bentley, sent in by Megan Crisell from Juniper Hall
Boris, sent in by Janet Williams from Preston Montford
Crumble, sent in by Julie Bowen from Head Office
Daphne, sent in by Evi Bevans from Biodiversity
Dixie, sent in by Kate Chesshire from Head Office
Floofus Doofus, sent in by Jenna Poole from Biodiversity
Georgia, sent in by Anna Cosgrove from Head Office.
Marble, sent in by Gemma Edmonds from Head Office (but based at Slapton Ley)
Max, sent in by Sarah Bradford from Juniper Hall
Meg and Ruby, sent in by Jeff Sissons, Trustee
Meryl, Winnie and Teddy sent in by Mark Castle
Moby, sent in by Joy Blizzard from Head Office
Paddy and Gabi, sent in by Teresa Williams from Bishops Wood
Rosie, sent in by Sarah Fenn from Head Office
Tom and Fig, sent in by Andy Cawthray from Head Office
Waffle, sent in by Mollie Clay from Biodiversity
Woody, sent in by Shell Waters from Rhyd-y-Creuau
Ziba, sent in by Chloe Toorneini from Slapton Ley
