Happy Monday Fluffies
And welcome to
Meowing on Mondays ~ In The Sandbox with The B Team
What does that mean we hear mew ask? well fabulous furiends it means we're in the sandbox for our weekly chat session, which could be about anything.
By the way; no hissing, no spitting, no smacky paws or swiping, no flicking sand and definitely no widdling or pooping in the sandbox either!
Today we're talking about helping others in difficult times and unusual circumstances.
Now, unless mew've been living in a another universe for the last 6 months, effurypawdy around the wurld has been impacted by Covid19. We've all be stuck at home unless mew're one of those outstanding and ameowzing frontline workers - we salute mew dudes! We've all been trying to do our bit and stop the spread of this dangerous virus, but while we've been social-distancing the real wurld has quite literally ground to a halt, causing the economy to take a major nose-dive.
And we only tend to think of those normal businesses that have been closed; such as highstreets shops, restaurants, gyms, cinema's, theatres, hairdressers, hotels, etc... the list is endless of what got closed, though we think that a particular sector has been furgotten who relies on the generosity and goodwill of the public, and that is the anipal charities.
There's not been very much coverage that we've seen lately highlighting the dreadful predicament a lot of rescue centres are facing without being able to fundraise via their usual channels. We know a lot of events the P.A. and Dad usually visit throughout the year always have stands and pitches for various charities, but without these events happening, there's no way to collect extra revenue needed to support a lot of these charities.
So today we were asked if we could highlight one charity that's been struggling in recent times and of course, we said yes so read on and if mew could help, that would be epic or if not, just share our post and help spread the wurd.
Now, unless mew've been living in a another universe for the last 6 months, effurypawdy around the wurld has been impacted by Covid19. We've all be stuck at home unless mew're one of those outstanding and ameowzing frontline workers - we salute mew dudes! We've all been trying to do our bit and stop the spread of this dangerous virus, but while we've been social-distancing the real wurld has quite literally ground to a halt, causing the economy to take a major nose-dive.
And we only tend to think of those normal businesses that have been closed; such as highstreets shops, restaurants, gyms, cinema's, theatres, hairdressers, hotels, etc... the list is endless of what got closed, though we think that a particular sector has been furgotten who relies on the generosity and goodwill of the public, and that is the anipal charities.
There's not been very much coverage that we've seen lately highlighting the dreadful predicament a lot of rescue centres are facing without being able to fundraise via their usual channels. We know a lot of events the P.A. and Dad usually visit throughout the year always have stands and pitches for various charities, but without these events happening, there's no way to collect extra revenue needed to support a lot of these charities.
So today we were asked if we could highlight one charity that's been struggling in recent times and of course, we said yes so read on and if mew could help, that would be epic or if not, just share our post and help spread the wurd.
Support Adoption for Pets
Adoption for Pets is a pet charity based in the UK who make it their mission to help pets who aren’t lucky enough to have a loving home.Since COVID-19 their ability to fundraise has taken a huge hit… but they're hoping purrhaps mew can help. Appurrently it’s getting to a point where they are struggling to support the small rescues who rely on the grants and financial aid from their organisation, and help pets with things like their daily food intake, vet bills and shelter, so any support would really mean the wurld to them.
There are lots of ways to help:
Mew could go to their online shop and buy a charity badge or two.
There are lots of ways to help:
Mew could go to their online shop and buy a charity badge or two.
Mew can donate at the checkout at your local Pets At Home store, or by clicking the link below:
www.supportadoptionforpets.co.uk/support-usAll donations small or large go a long way to saving the rescues and giving pets in need the love and care they deserve.
Their adoption centres for small pets all over the UK are now open again after being closed for the last few months due to the Covid crisis, so if mew're able to give a lovely kitty, K9, or other anipal furiend a home do check their list of adoption centres at the majority of Pets At Home stores.
Parsley just donated:
Thanks dude, mew're epic!
Thanks for stopping by today, and we hope mew enjoyed the post.
Join us again tomorrow for the second installment of our most exciting adventure to date in our surprise re-run of; The Clockwurk Labyrinth, in the meantime...
Do good deeds and purr
Oodles of thanks
Basil and The B Team
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We'll always adopt our furry family members!
ReplyDeleteWe always have adopted too. They need us the most. We also donate to our local rescues. It's the right thing to do.
ReplyDeleteHave a purrfect day and week. My best to your smart mom. ♥
Yepper, we adopt and we have lots, but we're slowing down now.
ReplyDeleteHow kind of you to donate. I always adopt. I would adopt now, but my mean hubby says 10 is enough. :( XO
ReplyDeleteAdoption is so good for the furry ones that would have no homes otherwise...and they have more than plenty of love to spread into their new dens.
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