Help Name The Vet Charity Challenge Puppy For Hearing Dogs For Deaf People

A puppy for Hearing Dogs for Deaf People. The Vet Charity Challenge are inviting suggested names for a new puppy for Hearing Dogs for Deaf People. On Saturday 28th September, 53 teams of four spent the day walking, running, cycling, kayaking and orienteering along with a variety of mental tasks. The event raised a total of £50,000 for three charities Hearing Dogs for Deaf People, SPANA and Animals Asia. Jason Rogers from BCF Technology commented. “The folks at Hearing Dogs for Deaf People were so delighted that they have offered us the opportunity to name one of their new puppies. We would like to ask competitors and others in the veterinary profession for their suggestions for the name. “The litter is expected to be born around the 7th January and we expect it to be a black Labrador. We do not know if the puppy will be a boy or a girl, so we are looking for boys, girls or unisex names.” Deborah Bourne, Corporate Fundraiser from Hearing Dogs for Deaf People commented, “We would like to say a huge thank you to all the sponsors and competitors who got involved with this year’s inspirational Vet Charity Challenge! Thanks to the determination, team spirit and generosity of everyone who took part, the money raised from this fantastic event will enable us to train more life changing hearing dogs to support deaf adults and children across the UK. We look forward to seeing your suggestions for the puppy name.” Please post your ideas for a name on the Vet Charity Challenge Facebook page www.facebook.com/vetcharitychallenge or email [email protected]. Please send us your suggestions by 7th January. The Vet Charity Challenge is sponsored by BCF Technology, Kruuse, Vétoquinol, with support from VMPA and Mojo Consultancy, and media partner Veterinary Practice Magazine.

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