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Petplan Employees Lend A Hand At Cats Protection In Haslemere

12 years ago
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26th June, 2012 14h20


Group photo shot Left to right top row: Lucy Walker, Sian Crosbie, Paul Talent (all Cats Protection). Left to right bottom row: Suzie Prigmore (Cats Protection), Charlotte Collyer (Petplan), Abby Jackson (Cats Protection) The Haslemere branch of Cats Protection had a welcome litter of helpers when ten employees from Petplan, the UK’s largest pet insurance provider, swapped their desks for the cattery as part of the pro-bono work the company regularly undertakes. Petplan works with rehoming centres across the UK and offers its staff 10 hours a year to volunteer at an animal charity. The aim of this is to not only to support our charity partners and give something back to a worthy cause but also provides Petplan employees with practical animal care experience. Simon Masding, Petplan Head of Sales and Partnerships commented: “We understand how important charities like Cat’s Protection are when it comes to re-homing cats. Although we give over £2 million to animal charities each year, nothing beats hands-on support so we can practice what we preach.” Whilst at the branch, Petplan employees undertook a range of activities from cat pen cleaning, feeding and the ever-popular socialising with the cuddly creatures. The care given by the Petplan team provided an important service for cats who require regular human contact to keep them ‘social’, making them easier to be re-homed. Suzie Prigmore Centre Manager at Cats Protection added: “We have a great relationship with Petplan and we were thrilled to hear they wanted to spend their pro-bono day working with Cats Protection. The Haslemere centre has permanent staff but an extra pair of hands never goes a miss.” For more information on Petplan please visit www.petplan.co.uk or like the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/PetplanUK. To find out more about volunteering at the Haslemere branch of Cats Protection visit http://www.haslemere.cats.org.uk/haslemere/volunteering.

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