Wokingham and Winnersh pet stores to offer children tips on caring for small furries
TOP tips for children wanting to own a pet are on offer from a local pet superstore. Pets at Home ...
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Pets at Home customers in Wokingham and Winnersh help donate more than 3 million meals to abandoned animals
Wokingham’s passion for pets has helped thousands of deserted animals this Christmas. Pet owners and colleagues at Wokingham and Winnersh ...
Pet workshops for children this half-term
TWO pet shops in the borough will be holding special workshops for children next week aimed at helping them learn ...
Festive appeal provides three million meals for pets
A FESTIVE appeal to help feed animals stuck in rescue centres was a huge success and now organisers are thanking ...
In-store collection to help abandoned animals this Christmas
A PET shop chain with branches in Wokingham and Winnersh is encouraging customers to help abandoned animals this Christmas. Staff ...
Pet workshops for half-term
A PET superstore in Wokingham and Winnersh will be offering free workshops to youngsters this half term. Pets at Home, ...
Wokingham pet shop to open early for Autism Hour
A PET superstore in Wokingham will be opening an hour early this weekend as part of a national charity campaign. ...
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