Wire Fence will give away 100% of our profits made on Friday 18th December for Christmas to a dog rescue centre.

If you are a dog rescue centre in need of additional funds please follow the steps on how to apply mentioned at the bottom of this blog.

On the 18th, the dog rescue centre who gets the most likes on Facebook will receive the donation.

You can read more about our previous monthly donations here.

 

 

Dogs need our help this Christmas

The holidays are the time of giving and caring. From Christmas commercials to inspirational holiday tales we can see people helping one another, but what about helping our four-legged friends?

As the winter holidays can be a cold and lonely time for some dogs and therefore more shelters may need our help we decided to give a helping hand. 

 

Unfortunate facts about pets in the holiday season

• According to RSPCA more than 4,000 animals were dumped during the festive season across England and Wales in 2018
• Charities in the UK and Ireland are seeing an increase in dogs being dumped or sent to rescue centres over the festive season reported by BBC.
• According to metro.co.uk every year 130,000 dogs come into UK rehoming charities looking for a second chance in life

 

What we are doing to help

100% of the profits made by Wire Fence on the 18th of December will be donated to a rescue centre that gives a big importance to supporting the welfare of dogs during the Holiday season.

 

Are you a dog rescue centre?

If your organisation is supporting the welfare of dogs during the holiday season we would love to hear from you.

 

Please follow these steps to apply:

• Go to our Facebook page
• Find our post about this event
• Share the post publicly
• Collect as many likes as you can on your shared post until the 18th December

 

The donation will be sent to the organisation who gets the most likes on Facebook on the 18th.

 

Results

Thanks to our customers we raised £64 for The Voice For The Forgotten Dogs of Sal. Your contribution means these incredible people can continue their amazing work of helping dogs in need.