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Published on April 08, 2021 by James Lindsay
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Published on March 31, 2021 by James Lindsay
This Easter, we have created a pawsome bit of fun for any children in your lives. Our Easter Kids Activity Pack is available now for you to download and print.
They will learn plenty of cool and important things, including how to make sure pets and other animals are kept safe. The pack features a bunch of fun activities – a maze, colouring in, word search, quizzes and more.
Published on March 30, 2021 by James Lindsay
The Trustees of National Animal Welfare Trust (NAWT) are delighted to announce the appointment of Rob Mitchell as its new Chief Executive Officer.
Rob joins the charity following a successful career in retail - starting out at B&Q and rising through the ranks, latterly working as General Manager, shop operations with the John Lewis Partnership.
Published on March 22, 2021 by James Lindsay
This is an important time for our small fluffy friends, from Monday 22nd March until Sunday 28th March 2021 is the first ever Guinea Pig Awareness Week!
It’s a great time to brush up on your knowledge of caring for guinea pigs, which is why we have created the below handy infographic. It’s loaded with useful advice such as enrichment, grooming, and bedding.
Published on March 18, 2021 by James Lindsay
Until recently, it was thought that rabbits were introduced to Britain from France, after the Norman Conquest around the 11th Century.
Whilst they were farmed for their fur and meat, many sources suggest that some of the medieval gentry women started to keep rabbits as pets.
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