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Amanda Holden
the Animal Loving Celebrity supports
Day 2019
20tH sePtEMbeR
Andrea and Gavin Gamby-Boulger set up Wetnose Animal Aid in the year 2000, a unique non-profit organisation raising funds for sick animals in care across the UK. Since then Wetnose Animal Aid has grown with incredible celebrity support, has raised over £265K and given to small animal rescues centres all over the UK, organised stunning award events celebrating the heroes across the UK who dedicate their lives to care for abused, sick and unwanted animals.
One of the celebrities who gives her support is Amanda Holden “As a family we have two adorable dogs, Buddy and Rudie, who are loved and cherished every single day. Sadly some animals are abandoned, unwanted or mistreated, finding their way to rescue centres. The thought of any pet suffering or being abandoned is unthinkable to me but this does sadly happen, and is on the rise. This is why I'm so keen to support Wetnose Day. Animal Rescue Centres across the UK are in desperate need of funds so they can rescue, rehabilitate and rehome pets. These centres are experiencing fewer donations but an increasing number of animals. Many of the smaller sanctuaries are full to bursting and need help to buy food, equipment and pay large vet bills. Please join me and support those without a voice. Join Wetnose Day this September 20th and 6
29 JULY – 29 SEPTEMBER 2019 RESCUE AND ANIMAL CARE
let's all ensure every animal, no matter how big or small, finds their forever home." As you can imagine, the work of Wetnose Animal Aid is never ending so we’d love you to support us by joining in on “Wetnose Day” on 20th September 2019. n You can raise money at home, school or work, just order your fundraising pack and get ready for the big day. Go to www.wetnoseanimalaid.com
You can also buy the fundraising “black nose” and Pose With a Nose just like Amanda Holden!
FAcTs: Over 81,050 stray dogs were handled by Authorities in 2016 Hedgehogs are now declining in the UK at the same rate as tigers, globally that’s 5% a year. Last year the RSPCA received more than 23,000 calls about horses, inspectors carried out 1,264 rescues.
www.rescueandanimalcare.com
