Bark run helps Claw
In order to help others organisations such as Claw needs help themselves
The bark run was held to help organisations trying to help others who cannot help themselves. The official bark run took place on June 24, where the aim was to collect donations for non-profit organisations such as Community Led Animal Welfare (Claw).
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Lynne Stevens, one of the volunteers at Claw explained that they received a lot of support from the park runners. They received towels, blankets, and sheets along with financial support, which was split with Pets and Animals In Need (Pain).
Lynne went on to explain that Cora Bailey, founder of Claw, does not only help the animals they rescue, but also the people in the area that are in need, therefore any items are welcome and the organisation is always appreciative of those willing to help as there are always people in need whether it’s clothes, bed linen or food as nothing gets wasted.
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She continued to say that they are still in need of various items for the rescue centre, including cleaning products, especially bleach, pine gel, blankets, towels, newspapers to insulate the cages and any financial donations that are possible to help with the bills and donations of food is always welcome.
She explained that they use about four bags of dog food per day. She also mentioned chickens are a big necessity as they make chicken and rice for sick dogs especially those with stomach issues. For the dogs that have been poisoned, they then feed them broth, as it has all the nutrients from the bones and the meat.
