Herbal pet care brand has donated £8,000 from the Dorwest Foundation to local and national charities
The Dorwest Foundation helps dogs and cats that are in need of care, health and quality of life improvement as well as supporting dogs that are trained to help humans either in an assistance, rescue or medical capacity. Dorwest donates to established animal welfare charities on an annual basis through the sales of special foundation products, Keeper’s Mix® & Keeper’s Mix® Sensitive, with 10% of profit from every sale donated.
This year Dorwest were able to continue aid with five more amazing charities, including:
Margaret Green
margaretgreenanimalrescue.org.uk
Taking in pets that have become homeless due to a change in circumstance since 1965, including pets that have been mistreated, neglected or abandoned.
Hope Rescue
Leading dog welfare charity that saves the lives of strays, abandoned and unwanted dogs in South Wales since 2005.
DASH Dogs
Passionate about providing a safe haven for hundreds of homeless, starving and abused dogs in Greece. DASH stands for Dream of a Safe Haven.
Wild at Heart Foundation
Around 75% of the world’s 900 million dogs roam freely, facing suffering and neglect. The mission of Wild at Heart Foundation is to compassionately reduce the global stray dog population through sterilisation, welfare, and education programmes.
Thin Blue Paw Foundation
Dedicated to supporting, rehabilitating, protecting and celebrating heroic serving and retired police dogs across the United Kingdom.
In previous years the Dorwest Foundation has donated to various charitable causes, through funding, vouchers, products and equipment, including through dog shows and other events.
Jo Boughton-White, Dorwest MD comments:
“Every day brings new challenges to charities, especially in the last few unprecedented years. This cash makes a real difference and I want to thank each and every one of our customers who have contributed. We hope to help even more dogs and cats going forward, and we send a huge thank you to all those who work in the charities for their endless care.”
For more information on the Dorwest Foundation, visit dorwest.com/foundation