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Walk your dog and raise money for charity

Terry Pattinson

02:53AM, Sunday 12 February 2012

Walk your dog and raise money for charity

Walking your dog could help raise funds for Thames Hospicecare which is celebrating its 25^th anniversary.

The Woofs and Wellies event takes place at Windsor Great Park from 8.30am on Saturday, February 25.

With an entry fee of £10, every registered dog will receive a dog tag and its very own doggy bag of treats for the nine kilometre stroll.

Last year around 1,000 patients and families were helped by Thames Hospicecare at an average cost of £4,000 per family.

For more information contact Michelle Bowdidge on 01753 848963 or email michelle.bowdidge@thameshospicecare.org.uk

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