Not Just Pets celebrated its 10th anniversary in Bath with a massive party at the store and a fun game challenge by the Abbey where over £250 was raised for local animal charities.
The theme of the day was 'fun, fun, fun' with animal education thrown in as always and the staff were all dressed in glad rags.
A big draw for the weekend was having celebrity dog listener Tony Knight give a very funny and informative talk to customers on the day. He also ran a three-day dog behaviour course based at the store, and the feedback from the participants was fabulous.
Not Just Pets owner Janine Tozer said: "We couldn't be happier with the outcome of the day.
"We would like to say a huge thank you to all the fabulous local businesses and to our suppliers who gave prizes, samples, or who attended on the day to give nutrition and behaviour advice.
"A very big thank you indeed goes to celebrity dog listener Tony Knight, and Andy from Rolf Hagen for the Nerf challenge.
"Our team of staff were brilliant and we would like to thank all our lovely customers who came in and took part. Everyone joined in the fun. We were delighted to be able to raise some valuable funds for Greyhound Rescue West of England."
The raffle was a huge success and with other donations a grand total of £260.38 was raised. The prizes were donated by local independent businesses including Society Cafe, Eric Snook’s toyshop, MacDonald Bath Spa Hotel , Shakeaway, Roman Bath and Fashion Museum, Spirit Photography and also many suppliers including Happy Pet, Ancol and Trixie.
Not Just Pets was able to treat all the customers who attended the open day to a party bag full of samples and offers due to the generosity of the companies that supplied goodies for the day – Applaws, Barking Heads, Beaphar, Burgess, Burns, Canagan, Woofytrade, Company of Animals, Ezydog, Johnsons, Rosewood, Supreme, Tetra, Kong, Pooch and Mutt, Nature's Way, Green and Wild and Fish4dogs.
For more information about Not Just Pets visit www.notjustpets.co.uk
See a selection of pictures from the day below...
