We are a registered charity in the United Kingdom. Charity No 1122246"IT IS NOT THE STRONGEST OF SPECIES THAT SURVIVE, OR THE MOST INTELLIGENT, BUT THE ONE MOST RESPONSIVE TO CHANGE."-- Charles Darwin Bella Moss Foundation relies on your support to survive. Help us help animals by donating either by paypal or send a cheque made payable to Bella Moss Foundation: The Bella Moss Foundation (registered charity address), 135 Edgwareburry Lane, Edgware, Middlesex, HA8 8ND, United Kingdom
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GET INVOLVED with us and you can see the difference your time and skills can make to so many people’s lives.
Donations will go towards projects that continue to raise awareness such as leaflet and printing materials, a booklet for pet owners and vets which are currently being designed and without this information we can not help to save lives. We currently have the following opportunities for volunteers to get involved Membership secretary to help us design and monitor a membership scheme Leaflet distributors to take our leaflets out into the local community Friend of the Bella Moss Foundation – if you have had a sick pet or been bereaved and you would like to support others, you can join our list of friends and help a worldwide network grow of people who understand the pain of seeing a beloved pet suffer. Your contact details (email only if preferred) can be added to our existing lists of friends. Fundraiser – organizing a local event to help us raise funds Events Assistant to help us prepare for events we hold for both pet owners and veterinarians, and volunteers to help us give out our information leaflets on stands such as Crufts and Discover Dogs and other dog shows around the UK. To help us please get in touch with Jill Moss at info@thebellamossfoundation.com Mobile :- 07860 879079 The Bella Moss Foundation has grown very rapidly in a short time. We now help people worldwide and put on regular events. We need as many volunteers as possible. We need you to help us help animals and people suffering with MRSA and other serious infections.
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