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Get Active for Animals

 

Helping animals provides an excellent way for you to boost your activity levels - and you don't even need to be hands - or paws - on.  You can help by activities such as:
  • Foster an animal short or long term (i.e. the animal comes to stay with you temporarily)

  • Do a sponsored event - it doesn't need to be a 26 mile marathon - it could be a walk around Battersea Park in London to help the Ethiopian wolf

  • Try a charity challenge - many animal charities offer these as a way to raise money.  Go outside your comfort zone and push yourself that bit further to make a difference to animals you care about.

  • Supporting an event, such as the Wag and Bone Show or visiting an animal charity or farm in your area or while you are on holiday

  • Helping and doing something in times of disaster, such as the pandas in China or animals in Burma after the cyclone

  • Helping those charities who are working to help animals and people stay together, such as the Cinnamon Trust which means that animals don't end up in rescue centres looking for new homes

  • Clicking on the pc or your mobile to spread the word!    

 

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"We all need your help...
so what's holding you back from helping us?"
 There are lots of things you can do to help animal charities in your area: 
  • mucking out
  • grooming
  • cleaning
  • washing
  • soothing and stroking 
  • gardening
  • ground work and maintenance
  • dog walking
  • fund-rasiing
  • campaigning
  • collecting money boxes on foot

Brain power, hands and fingers will come in handy for activities such as talking, writing, designing posters to publicise events and campaigning.  
 
Our sister site, Take Action 2 Help Animals, will be of interest if you want to get active and lend a paw. 
 
Click HERE for a list of animal charities on Take Action to Help Animals.  Most of them are the larger charities, so don't forget the many small ones.
 
Encourage children to get active with animals early on through activities such as story telling.  They will love to hear about Peter Rabbit and his adventures!
 
 

 


 
 
Always consult your doctor before
starting any exercise programme or wellbeing change
 
Trot over to our sister site, Take Action to Help Animals,  
 
 
 
 


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