Putting the 'fun' in fundraising
Get inspired to raise funds for Love Cyprus Dog Rescue. Here's what just some of our supporters have been up to this year.
Charity Dog Show. Sat' 2nd July, Three Oaks Village Hall, Hastings, East Sussex.
Charity Dog Show, organised and hosted by Tasha in aid of Love Cyprus Dog Rescue and St Michaels Hospice! Please come and support us. Plus raffles, stalls, cake and much more! See details on Facebook here
Marathon Man - Colin in the London Marathon Sunday 24th April 2016
Help Colin on his way by donating HERE
Graham
We are all SUPER PROUD of Graham! He ran 50 miles; a seriously AMAZING achievement, raising a massive £1,905 to help our Cyprus dogs in need. We are able to help so many with this money. If all the doggies could speak we are sure they'd all want to thank you from the bottom of their hearts. You are a star! Huge CONGRATULATIONS from all of us and thanks once again to everyone for their kind donations. I think we'll all agree Graham did 'Love Cyprus Dog Rescue' proud
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Fool that I am I have managed to secure a place in the 2016 London Marathon so, now I am confident enough to be asking for your support. I am NOT a runner and certainly not a marathon runner so it is most definately a 'learning curve' for me blisters and all!!!
Love Cyprus Dog Rescue (a UK registered charity) have indirectly helped me with my training.....in the form of a little black and white live wire by the name of Hope. She is a happy energetic young dog who loves to be hooked to my waist with her canicross lead and help with my training. However Hope didn't have the best start in life as she was found by the roadside in the mountains with her sister at about 4 weeks old severely dehydrated fighting for life. Thanks to the Love Cyprus Dog Rescue she survived despite all the odds and numerous vet trips. Please take a look at the video and you can see the amazing transformation Hope made from a very poorly puppy to the healthy happy girl she is today. There were many times we thought she might not make it and the unthinkable may happen but she gave her a chance and persisted with the treatment and with the care and love that Love Cyprus Dog Rescue is known for she survived and we are forever indebted to them for that. Unfortunately there are many dogs, like Hope, who find themselves in need in Cyprus and so LCDR needs financial support to help provide vet care, food and shelter for those still out there on the streets, left in the mountains, chained to trees in fields.... I would love to use this opportunity to support Love Cyprus Dog Rescue and any support you can give would be fantastic and will certainly help when I am counting the blisters 😀 Many thanks Art for Dogs' Sake
The Art for Dogs' Sake event managed to raise almost £750 for Love Cyprus Dog Rescue.... not bad for the first Art exhibition of its type; although it took many months of planning it has helped set up a fantastic foundation for similar fundraising in the future...www.artfordogssake.com .thank you everyone who shared and supported us.
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Tasha
Massive thanks to Tasha for being so amazing and creative! Tasha runs a small business called 'The Little Cake Pixie making fabulously tasty cakes to order. After Tasha adopted her beautiful dog from LCDR she wanted to become more involved and so started making doggy treats to sell to raise money for the not so fortunate Cyprus dogs! With the money she has raised she has sent a lovely box of goodies for the doggies and to top it off some special collars which are desperately needed out here to keep the dogs safe from sandflies etc.
I hope you will join us in congratulating Tash on her fantastic achievement and continued support! You're an angel Tash
I hope you will join us in congratulating Tash on her fantastic achievement and continued support! You're an angel Tash
Washington State to San Francisco ...cycling for LCDR
We cycled from Seattle in Washington State to the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco California which took us 3 weeks using the Pacific Coast Highway. The mileage was 1184 (which can be seen in the photo taken at the Bridge with 2 very happy and relieved cyclists) so we averaged 56 miles per day over the 21 days. We organised the trip and were completely self supported and so carried all our food, clothes and camping equipment on our bikes.
We raised £1850 which we were really pleased with but probably spent that in butt cream and haribos:)
We cycled from Seattle in Washington State to the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco California which took us 3 weeks using the Pacific Coast Highway. The mileage was 1184 (which can be seen in the photo taken at the Bridge with 2 very happy and relieved cyclists) so we averaged 56 miles per day over the 21 days. We organised the trip and were completely self supported and so carried all our food, clothes and camping equipment on our bikes.
We raised £1850 which we were really pleased with but probably spent that in butt cream and haribos:)