Veterinary Charity Challenge 2013 Details Announced With News It Will Become An Annual Event

Vet Charity Challenge 2012 Details of the Vet Charity Challenge event have been launched for 2013 on www.vetcharitychallenge.co.uk, along with the announcement that this is to become an annual event, following the success of the Vet Charity Challenge last year. Vet Charity Challenge 2013 will take part on Saturday 28th September at Warwickshire College, Pershore in Worcestershire. The event comprises teams of four taking part in walking/ running, cycling and kayaking along with some orienteering and mental and physical tasks. This event has been designed for every level of fitness and success on the day depends very much on how well each team member works together, rather than physical fitness and teams are being invited to register interest by visiting www.vetcharitychallenge.co.uk. Videos and photos of the 2012 challenge may be found on the website and full registration for the event will open at the end of March The Vet Charity Challenge 2012 raised a total of £21,000, which was shared between three animal charities, SPANA, Pet Blood Bank and Hounds for Heroes. The selection of charities that will benefit from this year’s challenge are being finalised and will be advised shortly. Jason Rogers from BCF Technology commented, “We are absolutely delighted with raising a total of £21,000 in 2012, and a massive thanks to all who took part and donated. We are even more pleased to continue with the event in 2013. This is a great incentive to improve your fitness over the year and improve teamwork within your practice. “ Interested teams are invited to visit www.vetcharitychallenge.co.uk to register interest in the event for 2013. This event is sponsored by BCF Technology, Kruuse and supported by VPMA, Mojo Consultancy and media partner Vet Practice magazine.

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