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SPRING FAIR/COFFEE MORNING 10th March 2018
A super day with 'no snow' We raised the magnificent sum of £1,332 Our grateful thanks to all our supporters and our loyal volunteers who helped on the stalls. 2018 CALENDARS
Thank you to all our friends and supporters who purchased our 2018 Calendars. This raised approximately £700 CHRISTMAS FAIR / COFFEE MORNING
Saturday 11th November 2017 Total raised on the day £1,201.40 We have also had a few cheques & on line Bank donations from supporters that were unable to attend. Our grateful thanks to each and everyone. Spring Fair / Coffee Morning
11th March 2017 Total raised £1026.41 with our grateful thanks to all our supporters CHRISTMAS FAIR/COFFEE MORNING 12th November 2016 We raised the grand total of £1,274.00 Thank you Carol Parry - Pet Rehome Supporter Raised £167.20 at her School Sale, December 2016 Carol also sold £155 worth of our 2017 calendars Many thanks Carol for your hard work making delicious home produce and the sale of bric-a-brac TABLE TOP SALE Saturday 17th September 10.30am – 1.30pm at Stepping Stones Nursery Thank you to all who supported this new event we raised £318.20 Spring Fair / Coffee Morning 12th March 2016 Thanks you once again to our many supporters that came along and raised £1,399.50 Our sincere thanks to Annika Rovardotter from Quaysculture.com for donating paddling pools for our fundraising activities. Little Lever Laid Back Rock & Roll Club 22nd November 2015 A super fun night of Rock & Roll raised the tremendous amount of £818 Our grateful thanks to our supporters Brian & Marilyn Hindle for organising this CHRISTMAS FAIR & COFFEE MORNING 7th November 2015 Many thanks to all our loyal supporters who helped us to raise £1,221.15 THANK YOU DAVE SPIKEY " WORK IN PROGRESS" Our Patron Dave Spikey has come up trumps yet again. On Thursday 3rd September he did a Charity Gig in our favour & raised a staggering £3,068.90 Thank you Dave we are honoured to have you as our Patron 
Picture taken at the Bury Met Theatre 3.9.15
SUMMER FUNDRAISER Saturday 19th August 2017 Total raised £886.90. Our thanks to all who supported us. |
TESCO DONATION
26th April 2018 Tesco - Community Champion Branch Horwich Surprised us by donating this Gigantic Andrex promotional soft toy. We have since sold him for a whopping £75 to help the other pets in our care. He has gone on to a lovely new home at a Childrens Nursery where he will have plenty of hugs & TLC from his new companions. Thank you Tesco and Andrex's new adopters. (Picture of Maggs - Comunity Champion & Kathy - Pet Rehome Chairman) 
PET REHOME
GRAND RAFFLE Drawn by our Vet Neil Taylor 31st August 2017 TOTAL RAISED £1,020 1st Prize £250 towards Vet Bills/Pet Insurance (Global Gas) Louise Bentley 2nd Prize Pet's Your Portrait (Local Artist Frank Mortan) Joanne Lane 3rd Prize Canvas Print Family or Pet (Fine Tails Photography) Kay Balmer 4th Prize Bottle of Champagne (Kindly Donated) Graham Hilton 
2nd Prize winner
Joanne Lane's son proudly showing off the lovely portrait of Grace alongside the real Grace. Our thanks to Artist Frank Morton. 
3rd Prize winner
Kay Balmer's beautiful cats Kay chose 4 small prints - 2 Black & White and 2 colour as she was spoiled for choice. Our thanks to Wendy & Jan at Fine Tails Photography 
In Memory Of
FREDDY 2005 - 2017 Louise Bentley, Freddy's owner, sadly lost him shortly before we drew our Grand Raffle in which she won the 1st prise of £250 towards Vet Bills / Pet Insurance - kindly donated by our sponsor Global Gas. Louise asked us to use the prize money in Freddy's name to help other needy pets in our care. Thank you Louise & Rest in Peace Freddy. 
Pet Rehome GRAND RAFFLE
Drawn 31st January 2015 1st Prize - 3 Course meal for two + bottle of house wine : Grosvenor Casino Bolton : P. Cunliff 2nd Prize - Bottle of Moet & Chandon Champagne : D. Willcox A. Hunt 3rd Prize - Sainsbury's sandwich toaster : A. Wiggins 4th Prize - £10 M&S Voucher: B. Roberts 5th Prize - £10 : Jollyes Pet Food Voucher: B. Hardman 6th Prize - Bottle of Prosecco: Worsley Co-op : P. Fletcher 7th Prize - Box of Chocolates : Worsley Co-op : J. Flannigan 8th Prize - Bottle of Wine : J.D.H : Kerry 9th Prize - Hand Care Gift Set: D. Willcox : Caroline 10th Prize - Sanctuary Gift Set : D.Willcox : D. Hunt The sale of raffle tickets raised £561.50 Thank you to all who supported us Kathy Walton |
FUSION CENTRE - Bolton
- 22nd August 2015
A great day made even better with good weather especially for the occasion.
The Fusion Centre volunteers generously allowed us to have a tombola and sale of goods at their summer BBQ. We made a grand total of £192
SUMMER FAIR 25th July 2015
A super day was had by all and we raised £954.41
Thank you again to all our supporters for their generosity
Manchester Marathon 19th April 2015
Craig Withers, one of our supporters, raised £260 from friends and workmates who generously sponsored his run in aid of Pet Rehome.
Craig admitted that it was a hard slog but he was determined to complete the course to raise as much as possible for us.
Thank you Craig you are a hero.
Craig at the end of the run - Pet Rehome Chairman Kathy presenting a certificate to Craig
- 22nd August 2015
A great day made even better with good weather especially for the occasion.
The Fusion Centre volunteers generously allowed us to have a tombola and sale of goods at their summer BBQ. We made a grand total of £192
SUMMER FAIR 25th July 2015
A super day was had by all and we raised £954.41
Thank you again to all our supporters for their generosity
Manchester Marathon 19th April 2015
Craig Withers, one of our supporters, raised £260 from friends and workmates who generously sponsored his run in aid of Pet Rehome.
Craig admitted that it was a hard slog but he was determined to complete the course to raise as much as possible for us.
Thank you Craig you are a hero.
Craig at the end of the run - Pet Rehome Chairman Kathy presenting a certificate to Craig
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GOLDEN DAYS SHOW
16th April 2015 We received £100 from takings on the door and we made £152.20 on our tombola. Our thanks to the organisers of Golden Days. (Our new notice board depicting our Patron Dave Spikey) |
Thank you to all the kind people who placed their tokens in the Sponsor Box at
ASDA HORWICH
We are most grateful to the people who voted for us and to Asda for their kindness in running the
Community Life Foundation.
ASDA HORWICH
We are most grateful to the people who voted for us and to Asda for their kindness in running the
Community Life Foundation.
SPRING FAIR & COFFEE MORNING
Saturday 7th March 2015
Thank you to all our loyal supporters
who helped us to raise £1,232.92 THANK YOU
Ashburner St. Market
6th December 2014
Despite the bitterly cold weather the volunteers stood their ground and made £184.37
The winners of our
Pet Portrait Raffle 7.3.15
1st prize: Pet Portrait Frank Morton Artist - Trish, Bamber Bridge
2nd prize: £200 toward vet bills Global Gas - Dorothy, Tottington
3rd prize: £20 Jollyes Pet Food Voucher Christine, Bolton Ticket No. 471
We raised the grand total of £647 from ticket sales.
When the portrait is complete we will show it on this page
Saturday 7th March 2015
Thank you to all our loyal supporters
who helped us to raise £1,232.92 THANK YOU
Ashburner St. Market
6th December 2014
Despite the bitterly cold weather the volunteers stood their ground and made £184.37
The winners of our
Pet Portrait Raffle 7.3.15
1st prize: Pet Portrait Frank Morton Artist - Trish, Bamber Bridge
2nd prize: £200 toward vet bills Global Gas - Dorothy, Tottington
3rd prize: £20 Jollyes Pet Food Voucher Christine, Bolton Ticket No. 471
We raised the grand total of £647 from ticket sales.
When the portrait is complete we will show it on this page
Jollyes Pet Food Store
4th December 2014
Our Tombola made £68 & Raffle Tickets sold made £40 a total of £108
Our thanks to Jollyes for their kindness in allowing us to take part in their special sale evening.
SPONSORED BOOT CAMP
Val raizd a fantastic £555 to help the animals requiring aid and veterinary treatment.
Well done Val we are amazed at your stamina in completing this strenuous month long course.
Christmas Fair/Coffee Morning
Despite the horrid weather we had a great turn out of our loyal supporters and parishioners
We made the grand total of £1,514.41
Our grateful thanks to all who continue to support our work
and the wonderful people who help us on our stalls.
Bolton Market - 18th September 2014
Due to the lack of space provided by Bolton Council after the closure of the Canopy
we only made - £133.29
BOLTON CANOPY
Friday 8th August 2014
The rain just held off till packing up time
and we raised £647.07
Thank you to everyone for their support
and an extra big thank you to all our volunteers.
Our grateful thanks to
our Sponsors 'Global Gas'
for their generosity in producing our
2014 Calendars.
The sale of these raised the magnificent sum of
£750
Thank you
4th December 2014
Our Tombola made £68 & Raffle Tickets sold made £40 a total of £108
Our thanks to Jollyes for their kindness in allowing us to take part in their special sale evening.
SPONSORED BOOT CAMP
Val raizd a fantastic £555 to help the animals requiring aid and veterinary treatment.
Well done Val we are amazed at your stamina in completing this strenuous month long course.
Christmas Fair/Coffee Morning
Despite the horrid weather we had a great turn out of our loyal supporters and parishioners
We made the grand total of £1,514.41
Our grateful thanks to all who continue to support our work
and the wonderful people who help us on our stalls.
Bolton Market - 18th September 2014
Due to the lack of space provided by Bolton Council after the closure of the Canopy
we only made - £133.29
BOLTON CANOPY
Friday 8th August 2014
The rain just held off till packing up time
and we raised £647.07
Thank you to everyone for their support
and an extra big thank you to all our volunteers.
Our grateful thanks to
our Sponsors 'Global Gas'
for their generosity in producing our
2014 Calendars.
The sale of these raised the magnificent sum of
£750
Thank you
Spring Fair & Coffee Morning
Saturday 8th March 2014
Thank you yet again to all our valued supporters.
We raised the grand total of £1,081.11
BOLTON CANOPY
Friday 15th November 2013
Our most recent event at the Bolton Canopy made £728.85
Once again our grateful thanks to all our supporters
and the hard work of all our volunteer helpers.
Christmas Fair and Coffee Morning
Sat 9th November 2013
Many thanks to all our loyal supporters who turned up and spent their money on our goodies.
We had a record breaking event and raised £1,480.45 to help us continue with our rescuing work.
Summer Fair
Heather (Centre) from Cheatham Hill.
with Kathy Walton Chairman (Left)
& Marie Murphy of Pet Rehome (Right)
Saturday 8th March 2014
Thank you yet again to all our valued supporters.
We raised the grand total of £1,081.11
BOLTON CANOPY
Friday 15th November 2013
Our most recent event at the Bolton Canopy made £728.85
Once again our grateful thanks to all our supporters
and the hard work of all our volunteer helpers.
Christmas Fair and Coffee Morning
Sat 9th November 2013
Many thanks to all our loyal supporters who turned up and spent their money on our goodies.
We had a record breaking event and raised £1,480.45 to help us continue with our rescuing work.
Summer Fair
Heather (Centre) from Cheatham Hill.
with Kathy Walton Chairman (Left)
& Marie Murphy of Pet Rehome (Right)
MANCHESTER RUN
We are very grateful to both the following people who did the Manchester Run and raised sponsorship money for Pet Rehome.
Poor Karen fell a few days before the run but still went ahead despite the pain and raised £130
Hi Kathy,
Okay for the first mile. It was all going well and then I felt a tear in my calf and then hobbled and cried the rest of the route.
I was so so disappointed and after all the training I was really emotional too. My leg is really sore but as Ronnie said I did it and finished. The good news is I am definitely doing it again next year so I will look after the T-shirt. I have a bee in my bonnet and I have got to beat my times over the last 4 years.
Karen x
Paul did the Manchester run knocking 8 minutes off his record in 2008.
Paul said he was well pleased with his time and more than happy to
have helped the charity with their good work. Paul raised £108.
We are very grateful to both the following people who did the Manchester Run and raised sponsorship money for Pet Rehome.
Poor Karen fell a few days before the run but still went ahead despite the pain and raised £130
Hi Kathy,
Okay for the first mile. It was all going well and then I felt a tear in my calf and then hobbled and cried the rest of the route.
I was so so disappointed and after all the training I was really emotional too. My leg is really sore but as Ronnie said I did it and finished. The good news is I am definitely doing it again next year so I will look after the T-shirt. I have a bee in my bonnet and I have got to beat my times over the last 4 years.
Karen x
Paul did the Manchester run knocking 8 minutes off his record in 2008.
Paul said he was well pleased with his time and more than happy to
have helped the charity with their good work. Paul raised £108.
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Five year old Charlie Broughton was presented with
our Charity Certificate and praise
for his fundraising efforts when he raised £330
from his artistic impression of Sammy one of our
rescue dogs adopted by Mr. & Mrs. Walsh
who run Ye Old Pastie Shoppe in Bolton.
(Charlie is pictured with his granddad, sister & Sammy)
our Charity Certificate and praise
for his fundraising efforts when he raised £330
from his artistic impression of Sammy one of our
rescue dogs adopted by Mr. & Mrs. Walsh
who run Ye Old Pastie Shoppe in Bolton.
(Charlie is pictured with his granddad, sister & Sammy)
Pet Rehome supporters, Val & Derek Barker, arranged to have a fun day All their neighbours were invited,
the sun shone and a great day was had by all & raised £127.50 for the Charity.
the sun shone and a great day was had by all & raised £127.50 for the Charity.
Val's Sponsored Boot Camp - Oct - Nov 2015 - Raised and amazing £555
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Day 1 : It was really hard work, not that you can tell from the photographs, but I certainly felt the burn the next morning. I needed two hands to lift my fork when I got home and couldn't text because my hands and arms had turned to rubber. I am looking forward to the rest of the course, getting fit and hopefully making lots of money for the animals in Pet Rehome 's care.
Day 2 : My husband had to physically push me out of bed because my hip joints were killing me. The worst thing is trying to lower myself on the toilet seat Omg it is so painful!!!!
Day 3 : It was so wet on the grass yesterday so we all had muddy bottoms, knees, backs & hair. Please God it doesn't rain the next time.
Day 4 : Loads of floor work again. I am having to use the dogs as a Zimmer frame when I take them out for their walks.
Day 5 : Sometimes you have a great idea then half way through you think again and come to the conclusion 'It was a great idea ..... for someone else !!! But hey ho soon be over and I can have a holiday and the animals at Pet Rehome will be better off with the sponsor donations from all the kind people who have cheered me on.
Day 6: Training called INSANITY and believe me it was.
Had to work with head torches. Photographs are few as most nights we were doing the training sessions in the dark.
Day 7: Couldn't sleep last night as my legs were still dancing. Got home tonight wet through and filthy from lying in the mud. Got home and straight in the shower cloths, shoes and all. Did my neck in last week but getting better slowly. Thank God for my large dogs that help pull me up & down. Only another week to do. Phew!
Day 8: After injuring myself last Friday I was told I had to rest up over the weekend Boo hoo! so today I have returned and omg! it was hard work the ground was really wet and muddy again. My knee and ankle are giving me gip but soon be over. My new winter training gear has been well and truly christened! So muddy the sludge wouldn't go down the plughole in the shower !
Joy Thornton, Marie Walsh, Artist Frank Morton &
Kathy Walton - Chairman
Day 2 : My husband had to physically push me out of bed because my hip joints were killing me. The worst thing is trying to lower myself on the toilet seat Omg it is so painful!!!!
Day 3 : It was so wet on the grass yesterday so we all had muddy bottoms, knees, backs & hair. Please God it doesn't rain the next time.
Day 4 : Loads of floor work again. I am having to use the dogs as a Zimmer frame when I take them out for their walks.
Day 5 : Sometimes you have a great idea then half way through you think again and come to the conclusion 'It was a great idea ..... for someone else !!! But hey ho soon be over and I can have a holiday and the animals at Pet Rehome will be better off with the sponsor donations from all the kind people who have cheered me on.
Day 6: Training called INSANITY and believe me it was.
Had to work with head torches. Photographs are few as most nights we were doing the training sessions in the dark.
Day 7: Couldn't sleep last night as my legs were still dancing. Got home tonight wet through and filthy from lying in the mud. Got home and straight in the shower cloths, shoes and all. Did my neck in last week but getting better slowly. Thank God for my large dogs that help pull me up & down. Only another week to do. Phew!
Day 8: After injuring myself last Friday I was told I had to rest up over the weekend Boo hoo! so today I have returned and omg! it was hard work the ground was really wet and muddy again. My knee and ankle are giving me gip but soon be over. My new winter training gear has been well and truly christened! So muddy the sludge wouldn't go down the plughole in the shower !
Joy Thornton, Marie Walsh, Artist Frank Morton &
Kathy Walton - Chairman
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We raised whopping £500 from the sale of the tickets.
Our thanks to everyone who supported us especially Frank for his generous donation and time. |
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Dave Spikey Concert
A very big thank you to Dave once again for helping us raise money
for the many animals we care for and re-home.
Dave's Charity Show was at Market Drayton were he kindly donated all his profits from the show.
Thank you so much Dave we don't know what we would do without you.
A wonderful time was had by all.
Thank you again to Dave for donating his
profits and thank you to everyone who
bought raffle tickets. Hope you all
enjoyed the night. Here is the winner
of the raffle held on the night.
This lucky man won an Original
Caricature Painting of Dave which Dave donated & signed.
He also won a bottle of Cava kindly
donated by The Festival Drayton Centre.
He raised for us a whopping
£2,458.00. We can't thank you enough
Dave.
What a generous man. Thank you.
A very big thank you to Dave once again for helping us raise money
for the many animals we care for and re-home.
Dave's Charity Show was at Market Drayton were he kindly donated all his profits from the show.
Thank you so much Dave we don't know what we would do without you.
A wonderful time was had by all.
Thank you again to Dave for donating his
profits and thank you to everyone who
bought raffle tickets. Hope you all
enjoyed the night. Here is the winner
of the raffle held on the night.
This lucky man won an Original
Caricature Painting of Dave which Dave donated & signed.
He also won a bottle of Cava kindly
donated by The Festival Drayton Centre.
He raised for us a whopping
£2,458.00. We can't thank you enough
Dave.
What a generous man. Thank you.
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Anne Scottson
Anne has been raising money for animal Charities
for over 35 years and on Sunday 17th October
Anne held a fancy dress concert on behalf of
A great night was had by all and our very own
web site co-ordinator, Lisa Fairhurst, won first prize
for best fancy dress.(Rag doll).
Anne has been raising money for animal Charities
for over 35 years and on Sunday 17th October
Anne held a fancy dress concert on behalf of
A great night was had by all and our very own
web site co-ordinator, Lisa Fairhurst, won first prize
for best fancy dress.(Rag doll).
DAVE HELPS FIND HOMES FOR OLDER DOGS
Dave Spikey (Pet Rehome's Patron)
Dave has always been fond of man's best friend, and he and
his wife, Kay, have taken in several older dogs over many years. Older pets often get overlooked & are desperate for a caring environment to grow old in.
Pet Rehome are urging people to give the oldies a chance.
If you would like to adopt a dog or cat from Pet Rehome
PLEASE contact
01204 304679.
PET REHOME WOULD, ONCE AGAIN, LIKE TO THANK DAVE & KAY
FOR THEIR CONTINUED SUPPORT.
Dave Spikey (Pet Rehome's Patron)
Dave has always been fond of man's best friend, and he and
his wife, Kay, have taken in several older dogs over many years. Older pets often get overlooked & are desperate for a caring environment to grow old in.
Pet Rehome are urging people to give the oldies a chance.
If you would like to adopt a dog or cat from Pet Rehome
PLEASE contact
01204 304679.
PET REHOME WOULD, ONCE AGAIN, LIKE TO THANK DAVE & KAY
FOR THEIR CONTINUED SUPPORT.