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In This Issue
Pet industry is losing good sales people
Search starts for 'Dog with the Crufts Factor'
Remember, remember, dog safety in November
Act now to protect reptile keeping as a hobby
Largest charitable donation of pet food in 24 hours
Fallen Army dog posthumously receives PDSA Dickin Medal for heroism in Afghanistan
James Wellbeloved's Magnificent Seven raise £2,500 for charity
PATS PR Officer to step down
KONG launches new website
Growing demand for non-slip dog socks
Walter Harrison’s donates over £14,000 to Notts Wildlife Trust
Bern Pet Foods appoints new account managers
Better regulation of dog breeding needed
Fun Pet Stories
Political pooch is crowned Westminster Dog of the Year
 
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Star, a four-year-old Norfolk Terrier belonging to Charlie Elphicke, MP for Dover and Deal, has triumphed as the winner of this year’s Westminster Dog of the Year title...

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Dogs get dressed up for Halloween
 
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Dog owners in New York got into the spirit of Halloween by dressing up their animals for a special parade...
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James Wellbeloved's Magnificent Seven raise £2,500 for charity

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A team of seven colleagues from James Wellbeloved got on their bikes to complete the London-Brighton Bike Ride and raise £2,500 for Dogs for the Disabled in the process...

A total of 54 miles was the furthest most of the team had ever cycled, but as marketing executive Caroline Gray said: “It was for a great cause, and we all rose to the challenge – even if our legs were a little bit sore for the next day or so.”

Dogs for the Disabled is a life-transforming charity, creating exceptional partnerships between people living with disability and specially trained assistance dogs. 

These dogs provide practical assistance and real freedom and independence for children and adults with a wide range of physical disabilities and children with autism. More information about their inspiring work can be found at www.dogsforthedisabled.org

Last year James Wellbeloved staff raised a total of £6,500 for Dogs for the Disabled.

Marketing manager Anne-Laure Jaouën added: “We are so proud of all of the team who took part, and the fund-raising for Dogs for The Disabled continues. If any of our pet trade colleagues would like to donate, they can visit the just giving page at www.justgiving.com/jwbbigcycle.”

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