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Tails Winter issue
from Your Free Winter issue of Rescue and Animal CARE Magazine PLUS Mayhews’ Tails Magazine inside..
When the weather outside is frightful
Winter can be a challenging time for pet owners, so follow our advice on page 24 to find out how to survive the colder months with your furry friends. It is also a difficult time of year for the homeless and on page 8 you can read all about our work with homeless charities across London and how we help people living on the streets and their pets.
We were thrilled when Michael Gove, Defra Minister, announced the Government ban on the sale of puppies and kittens by third party sellers in August. Turn to page 14 to find out what this means for you if you’re thinking about getting a new pet.
Don’t forget to book your tickets to Mayhew’s Carols at Christmas on 13 December. It’s the perfect way to get into the festive spirit, all the while helping the homeless cats and dogs at Mayhew looking for home to call their own this Christmas. Check out the back cover for more details!
News
Afghanistan Director, Dr Abdul Jalil Mohammadzai DVM, has won this year’s Animal Hero Awards’ Special Recognition Award for his work helping thousands of animals in Afghanistan. The Daily Mirror’s Animal Hero Awards recognise the most inspiring examples of bravery, dedication and resilience in the animal world.
Mayhew’s CEO, Caroline Yates, said: “We are incredibly proud of Dr Mo and all that he has achieved. He is determined to improve animal welfare and veterinary standards in Afghanistan and to help the Afghan communities. This award could not have gone to a more deserving person.”
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Almost £3,000 raised for Mayhew at The Great Rescue Ramble
We had The Great Rescue Ramble on Hampstead Heath on Sunday 7 October and 200 people and their pups joined us for a dog walk and a celebration of rescue dogs. Speaking to the crowd, Pup Aid founder and vet, Marc Abraham, said: “It feels so great to be here today, supporting Mayhew. Mayhew has always prioritized animal welfare. They are one of the most ethical animal charities out there and I am proud to stand beside them.’’
We raised a brilliant £3,000 from the day and we’d like to say a big well done and thank you to everyone who took part!