Donation will help animal charity to continue work

AN animal charity has received a £500 donation from a pet insurance provider to support the demands on its services.
By The Newsroom
Published 2nd Jun 2014, 06:30 BST
WADARS received a £500 donation from pet insurer PetplanWADARS received a £500 donation from pet insurer Petplan
WADARS received a £500 donation from pet insurer Petplan

Worthing and District Animal Rescue Service (WADARS) was randomly selected to receive the money in insurer Petplan’s monthly charity prize draw.

Julie Toben, WADARS charity manager, commented: “At WADARS we rely entirely on the generous support from the public and the community it serves. We would not be able to carry out our essential work without that support, which is why we are so pleased that we have received this generous cheque from Petplan.

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“The demand for our wildlife rescue service continues to grow as the public are becoming more aware of wildlife issues. As a result, we receive up to 50 telephone calls a day and our Animal Rescue Officers make thousands of visits in the course of a year. This donation will help us to continue this valuable work.”

WADARS focuses on wildlife issues through its tending of animals in need of rescue and rehoming cats and dogs whose owners are no longer able to care for them.

For more information on WADARS, visit www.wadars.co.uk and for more information about Petplan, visit www.petplan.co.uk