Although there has been no recent Bluebell Run, the funds that
Liz and Martin Lewis raised in previous runs have been put to
good use.
At their suggestion, BAMGOC have sponsored two guide dog
puppies - Lily and Murphy.
Well done Liz and Martin for your work in raising the money to
provide such a lovely gift to those who have lost their sight.
Murphy is an golden retriever cross. Murphy’s mum, Lacey, is a golden retriever cross and dad,
Trigger, is a golden retriever. Lily is a German shepherd pup. Lily’s mum, Jolly, and dad, Gene, are both
German shepherds.
Now that they have been vaccinated and assessed, they have been placed with their Puppy Raisers
who will look after them for a year and help them to explore the sights, sounds and smells of the
world. It’s important that these pups have lots of different experiences, so they aren't nervous or
fearful of new situations. They will learn basic commands like ‘sit’, ‘down’, ‘stay’ and ‘come’, as well as
other skills like to walk ahead on the lead – not to ‘heel’. Next they will be off to guide dog training
school where they will learn everything they need to know to guide a person with sight loss.
With over 180,000 people with sight loss in the UK rarely leaving home alone, the skills these pups
learn are vital.
We hope to keep you updated on these pups as they progress.
Bluebell Run
Bluebell Run photos 2015
Bluebell Run photos 2017
© 2020
PAULINE MADE THIS
Most of the bags in the shop are individual, one-off creations and many of them are made using
upcycled fabrics in order to keep a happy environment. Most are hand signed.
A percentage of all sales will be donated to charity. The charity for this year is the Bristol Children's
Help Society (Registered charity number 1092921).
So please click HERE to take a look at my shop where purchases can be made via the secure PayPal
system. Alternatively, give me a ring on 01934 833648 to visit me and view the selection.
Bluebell Run
Bluebell Run photos 2015
Bluebell Run photos 2017
PAULINE MADE THIS
Most of the bags in the
shop are individual,
one-off creations and
many of them are made using upcycled fabrics in
order to keep a happy environment. Most are hand
signed.
A percentage of all sales will be donated to charity.
The charity for this year is the Bristol Children's Help
Society (Registered charity number 1092921).
So please click HERE to take a look at my shop where
purchases can be made via the secure PayPal system.
Alternatively, give me a ring on 01934 833648 to visit
me and view the selection.
© 2020
PAULINE MADE THIS
Most of the bags in the
shop are individual,
one-off creations and
many of them are made using upcycled fabrics in
order to keep a happy environment. Most are hand
signed.
A percentage of all sales will be donated to charity.
The charity for this year is the Bristol Children's Help
Society (Registered charity number 1092921).
So please click HERE to take a look at my shop where
purchases can be made via the secure PayPal system.
Alternatively, give me a ring on 01934 833648 to visit
me and view the selection.
Although there
has been no
recent
Bluebell Run,
the funds that
Liz and
Martin Lewis
raised in
previous
runs have
been put to good use.
At their suggestion, BAMGOC have
sponsored two guide dog puppies - Lily
and Murphy.
Well done Liz and Martin for your work in
raising the money to provide such a lovely
gift to those who have lost their sight.
Murphy is an golden retriever cross.
Murphy’s mum, Lacey, is a golden retriever
cross and dad, Trigger, is a golden
retriever. Lily is a German shepherd pup.
Lily’s mum, Jolly, and dad, Gene, are both
German shepherds.
Now that they have been vaccinated and
assessed, they have been placed with their
Puppy Raisers who will look after them for
a year and help them to explore the
sights, sounds and smells of the world. It’s
important that these pups have lots of
different experiences, so they aren't
nervous or fearful of new situations. They
will learn basic commands like ‘sit’, ‘down’,
‘stay’ and ‘come’, as well as other skills like
to walk ahead on the lead – not to ‘heel’.
Next they will be off to guide dog training
school where they will learn everything
they need to know to guide a person with
sight loss.
With over 180,000 people with sight loss in
the UK rarely leaving home alone, the
skills these pups learn are vital.
We hope to keep you updated on these
pups as they progress.
LILY
MURPHY
Bluebell Run
Bluebell Run photos 2015
Bluebell Run photos 2017
PAULINE MADE THIS
Most of the bags in the shop are individual, one-off creations and many of
them are made using upcycled fabrics in order to keep a happy
environment. Most are hand signed.
A percentage of all sales will be donated to charity. The charity for this year
is the Bristol Children's Help Society (Registered charity number 1092921).
So please click HERE to take a look at
my shop where purchases can be
made via the secure PayPal system.
Alternatively, give me a ring on 01934
833648 to visit me and view the
selection.
© 2020
Although there has been no recent
Bluebell Run, the funds that Liz and
Martin Lewis raised in previous
runs have been put to good use.
At their suggestion, BAMGOC have
sponsored two guide dog puppies
- Lily and Murphy.
Well done Liz and Martin for your work in raising the money to
provide such a lovely gift to those who have lost their sight.
Murphy is an golden retriever cross. Murphy’s mum, Lacey, is a
golden retriever cross and dad, Trigger, is a golden retriever. Lily
is a German shepherd pup. Lily’s mum, Jolly, and dad, Gene, are
both German shepherds.
Now that they have been vaccinated and assessed, they have
been placed with their Puppy Raisers who will look after them for
a year and help them to explore the sights, sounds and smells of
the world. It’s important that these pups have lots of different
experiences, so they aren't nervous or fearful of new situations.
They will learn basic commands like ‘sit’, ‘down’, ‘stay’ and ‘come’,
as well as other skills like to walk ahead on the lead – not to ‘heel’.
Next they will be off to guide dog training school where they will
learn everything they need to know to guide a person with sight
loss.
With over 180,000 people with sight loss in the UK rarely leaving
home alone, the skills these pups learn are vital.
We hope to keep you updated on these pups as they progress.
