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Our £18,000 grant funded two new exercise paddocks, giving dogs at Animal Care more space to run, play and relax.

The paddocks are already making a difference for dogs like Luna, Sandy, Buddie, Diesel and Babs, supporting their wellbeing while they wait for their forever homes. 💛

We’re proud to support projects that improve day‑to‑day life for dogs who need it most.
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Our £18,000 grant funded two new exercise paddocks, giving dogs at Animal Care more space to run, play and relax.

The paddocks are already making a difference for dogs like Luna, Sandy, Buddie, Diesel and Babs, supporting their wellbeing while they wait for their forever homes. 💛

We’re proud to support projects that improve day‑to‑day life for dogs who need it most.Image attachmentImage attachment+3Image attachment

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Chocolate is toxic to cats and dogs, and every Easter, vets see a rise in pets becoming seriously ill after eating it.

Chocolate contains theobromine, which pets can’t process; even small amounts can be dangerous.

Please keep chocolate treats well out of reach. If you think your pet has eaten chocolate, contact your vet immediately.
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Chocolate is toxic to cats and dogs, and every Easter, vets see a rise in pets becoming seriously ill after eating it.

Chocolate contains theobromine, which pets can’t process; even small amounts can be dangerous.

Please keep chocolate treats well out of reach. If you think your pet has eaten chocolate, contact your vet immediately.

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Yes can killed cat or dogs

K9 Focus has helped 137 pets stay with the families who love them, thanks to our multi-year grant, funded by your donations 👏 💚 🐾

One of those pets is Sandwiches, and yes, he’s just as sweet as his name.

He needed urgent treatment for painful eye ulcers, and thanks to the outreach programme, he got exactly the care he needed to feel better and stay at home where he belongs.

A small slice of kindness can make a world of difference 🙏

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K9 Focus has helped 137 pets stay with the families who love them, thanks to our multi-year grant, funded by your donations 👏 💚 🐾

One of those pets is Sandwiches, and yes, he’s just as sweet as his name. 

He needed urgent treatment for painful eye ulcers, and thanks to the outreach programme, he got exactly the care he needed to feel better and stay at home where he belongs.

A small slice of kindness can make a world of difference 🙏

#PetsFoundation

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Thank YOU for giving us the grant enabling us to help so many people and their pets. Lx

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