Save Animals Lives – Support Blue Cross

Thank you very much for showing an interest in my blog! I’m Eloise and I feel it is unacceptable to abandon animals and that we should help those animals that are. I feel extremely strongly about this matter. I hope that after reading my blog you will want to support this cause and know more about it. Not many of you know just how many animals are abandoned and how much Blue Cross do to help.

When animals are abandoned, they often face a life of pain, suffering and will never be loved again. This can

Blue Cross treats over 30,000 poorly pets every year and also rescue them when they are in need, and train them if they have behavioural problems.
You can help by:
change with your help. With your help supporting Blue Cross you can give an animal a new, loving life, a second chance. This is Flush; Flush was flushed down the toilet by a previous owner. She was stuck down
the drain for days until a neighbour heard her meowing and called the Blue Cross. Some are not so lucky to survive. But if you donate, volunteer, or visit Blue Cross you can help and animal in need.

• Donating to Blue Cross
• Visiting a centre
• Fundraising
• Volunteer to help Blue Cross
• Adopt and animal from the Blue Cross

Thanks again for showing an interest in my blog! Please post a response with what you think – there are questions below for you to answer in particular. Visit http://www.bluecross.org.uk/ for more details or try to help out any way you can and it will be much appreciated!

Save Animals Lives- Support Blue Cross

• Had you heard of Blue Cross before?
• Do you now feel more informed about what they do?
• Would you be now be prepared to support Blue Cross by doing any of the following things?

1. Shop in a Blue Cross charity shop
2. Attend a Blue Cross event such as dog day, tea party, open day etc.
3. Leave a legacy for Blue Cross
4. Consider adopting an animal from Blue Cross
5. Tell your family and friends about Blue Cross

If you do post a response, please can you state where you come from i.e. you home town and country (if not U.K!)

Thanks again!
Eloise