
The Bella Moss Foundationa and Wet Nose Animal Aid are delighted to show our winner of our competition ‘Most successful pet recovery story’ wearing her winner rossette and with some of her prizes donated by Lily’s Kitchen.
Roxy’s story was a moving one, a little fighter who didn’t give up, thanks to her owners who helped her get through this awful ordeal. This story highlights so many issues, checking your dog is healthy, talking to your vet, disscussions the opinions, communication is so important when humans are ill or like little Roxy when our animals/pets are ill too.
Nicola and Roxy receive a lovely donated luxuery hamper from Lilys Kitchen
You can read more about our runners up on our winner announced page and how we have helped others
“So many pets suffer unwanted infections and disease and they fight so bravely to survive. They can’t talk so this award is to say to them we are listening and like my Bella who died of MRSA which could have been prevented, we together with wet nose animal aid are keen to educate and prevent animals suffering. Knowledge of all disease and illness is the key to pet carers saving lives of their beloved companions.”
“I am very pleased indeed to be helping with this Competition with the Bella Moss Foundation to coincide with our Wetnose National Fun Raising Day on Friday the 13th September and look forward to many more projects of working together in the future”.
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