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6 January 2019, The Dog Creche charity dog walk Hengistbury Head – noon.  All donations to our charity.THE DOG CRECHE CHARITY DOG WALK

This will be held between 10am-12.30pm at Iwerne Minster Village Club, Watery Lane, Nr Blandford DT11 8LW

Having recently visited our lovely shop Reigning Cats and Dogs in Charminster, Bournemouth, I would like to ask for your help.  Firstly, thank you to our supporters who have made donations over recent months but, as ever, we are really struggling for space.  Therefore, if you would like to donate…

Meeting House, Ringwood BH24 1EY 10am-3pm Xmas Fair 2018

Thank you to everyone who submitted photos for our wonderful 2019 calendar and to Liz and Steve Grayson for producing them for us. I know that some of you have already placed your order but you can still do so by emailing Carolyn at [email protected] stating how many you would…

We had the perfect day for our dog show in Bournemouth on Sunday and it was wonderful to see so many of our Greekies, some of whom travelled long distances to take part. We were so proud of them all and very happy that Brummel was awarded the trophy for…

Occasionally, we give you an update of what we have been up to this week so thought it would be a good idea to do this before we have our next fundraising events so that you know how much your support is needed and appreciated. On Tuesday Lyn went to…

Here are our planned events, please keep checking back for new ones: 2019 6 January – The Dog Creche charity dog walk meeting at noon at Hengistbury Head – all donations to our charity and full details on our Events page 2 February – Street collection Tesco Ferndown 9 February…

FRIENDS OF THE STRAYS OF GREECE CALENDAR 2019 COMPETITION We are delighted to announce that Liz and Steve Grayston have kindly offered to produce a 2019 Calendar for the Charity and would ask everybody who has adopted a Friends of the Strays of Greece dog/s or cat to enter a…

We must remind all our owners that they MUST blood test their Greek dogs for Leishmaniasis on an annual basis as there is a possible 7 year incubation period. Every year we get some very near misses when dogs are diagnosed almost too late and, very occasionally, it is too…