Rivalry Hots Up For Vet Charity Challenge

Now with over 100 entrants for the Vet Charity Challenge and eight weeks to go to the event, team rivalry has already started to hot up. On 15th September, teams of four will walk/run, cycle, kayak and orienteer around the grounds of the Royal Agricultural College in Cirencester. Gavin Mitchell from BCF Technology said, “We have entered two teams and already have a £100 bet on which of our teams will gain the most points on the day. This rivalry has certainly had a positive influence on the amount of training we are all doing to prepare for the challenge. The teams are out cycling after work and off for runs during lunchtimes.” Gavin also added “we are keen to ensure we beat the other teams such as those from Vets Now, and Clent Hills Vet Group. No pressure!” Teams are also starting to gather sponsorship for the three chosen charities of SPANA, Hounds for Heroes and Pet Blood Bank. The team that raises the most amount will win a day’s in-practice imaging training with the BCF in-house vet Kimberly Palgrave, BS BVM&S GPCert(DI) MRCVS. Andrew Groom from Kruuse commented “this is a great focus to help get fit over the summer months, build team spirit within a practice and enhance a practice’s profile locally, as well as raising money for some great causes. There is still room for a few more teams, so we urge practices to not wait any longer and sign a team up now.” For more information visit www.vetcharitychallenge.co.uk, call 01727 859 259 or find it at www.facebook.com/vetcharitychallenge

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