The UK's number one grant giving animal charity, Support Adoption For Pets, is aiming to give thousands of animals in care a special Christmas treat this December.
The independent animal charity has partnered with Pets at Home stores across Essex and over 350 animal rescues across the country, for its annual Santa Paws appeal, which aims to raise awareness of rescue pets during the festive period.
Running from 1 - 24 December, pet owners and animal lovers will be asked to donate 50p to pay for a pet's Christmas dinner either at any Pets at Home store or online at www.supportadoptionforpets.co.uk
Shoppers will also have the option of buying an extra toy or treat, when they purchase something for their own furry friend, which will be donated to local animal rescues.
In 2013 the campaign donated over 553,120 pet Christmas dinners and raised over £291,600 to help animal rescues up and down the country including [insert name of rescues].
Amy Wilson, charity manager at Support Adoption For Pets explains, "As we approach Christmas we want to help raise awareness of the animals who won't be enjoying a warm fire or the security of a loving forever family and provide them with a Christmas treat. For as little as 50p you can provide a needy pet with a Christmas dinner.
"This year we're very excited to be able to let animal lovers donate a pet Christmas dinner via our website and we hope that everyone will get behind the cause and buy a festive feast for a pet in rescue."
To find out more about Support Adoption For Pets or to donate a pet Christmas dinner visit www.supportadoptionforpets.co.uk.
The independent animal charity has partnered with Pets at Home stores across Essex and over 350 animal rescues across the country, for its annual Santa Paws appeal, which aims to raise awareness of rescue pets during the festive period.
Running from 1 - 24 December, pet owners and animal lovers will be asked to donate 50p to pay for a pet's Christmas dinner either at any Pets at Home store or online at www.supportadoptionforpets.co.uk
Shoppers will also have the option of buying an extra toy or treat, when they purchase something for their own furry friend, which will be donated to local animal rescues.
In 2013 the campaign donated over 553,120 pet Christmas dinners and raised over £291,600 to help animal rescues up and down the country including [insert name of rescues].
Amy Wilson, charity manager at Support Adoption For Pets explains, "As we approach Christmas we want to help raise awareness of the animals who won't be enjoying a warm fire or the security of a loving forever family and provide them with a Christmas treat. For as little as 50p you can provide a needy pet with a Christmas dinner.
"This year we're very excited to be able to let animal lovers donate a pet Christmas dinner via our website and we hope that everyone will get behind the cause and buy a festive feast for a pet in rescue."
To find out more about Support Adoption For Pets or to donate a pet Christmas dinner visit www.supportadoptionforpets.co.uk.
