Twilly Memorial Companion Dog Show

If you shop online there’s now a simple, easy and free way for you to support Twilly Memorial Dog Show.
Best of all you can even save money!

We’ve teamed up with easyfundraising who provide a shopping directory listing some of your favourite online stores. Over 600 popular retailers are participating including ARGOS, AMAZON, PLAY.com, Toys‘R’Us, DELL,
Next, Marks & Spencers, John Lewis, Woolworths, HMV, Comet and Vodafone.

All you need to do is use the links provided on the easyfundraising site whenever you shop online, and at no extra cost we’ll receive up to 15% of every purchase you make – it’s that simple! It doesn’t cost a penny extra to shop and raise funds in this way, and you can even SAVE MONEY as many retailers give exclusive discounts and savings when you shop using the easyfundraising site. If you shop online ANYWAY why not help raise extra funds for us by using this completely FREE service.

Visit http://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/twillymemorialdogshow and when you register select
Twilly Memorial Dog Show as the organisation you wish to support, or click the banner above to get started.

Shop Online and Help Raise Money For Our Charities!!!

Photos now available here.....
all profits to our charities

Thank you all for your support this year,
we hope you enjoyed your day with us.
If you did, then please tell your friends for next year;
stay up to date by becoming our friend on Facebook.

Results & photos are now online.

In aid of the AHT (Cancer Research Appeal) & Dog A.I.D. (Assistance In Disability).

The AHT are committed to developing better means of diagnosing and treating diseases of companion animals. With our innovative and pioneering research programmes, we are at the forefront of developments for both inherited and infectious diseases. Our clinical and research experts work closely together to benefit not only individual cases, but the veterinary profession as a whole, internationally.

Dog A.I.D. is a national voluntary organisation which provides specialised training for people with physical disabilities and their own pet dog. The main difference between Dog AID and many other assistance groups is that the disabled owner learns how to train their own dog. Generally all the training is carried out by the owner with supervision from a specially trained instructor.