Crossways in the Community

Canine Partners Carol Service

We were delighted to continue our support for the Canine Partners Carol Service.

Canine Partners raised over £7000 towards their excellent work!

School Artwork Competition

Our Clinical Director, Julian Hoad gave a talk to pupils at West Chiltington Community School recently about preventing antibiotic resistance.

As part of his talk with the young people, he set an artwork competition and here are brilliant competition entries and the 6 winners. Each winner will get a £10 book voucher.

Well done everyone!

Crossways supported the Canine Partners Carol Service in December.

It was a splendid occasion with readings from Julia Donaldson, author of The Gruffalo books. Canine Partners raised nearly £8000 which goes towards enabling them to continue to help physically disabled folks with their amazing dogs.

At Crossways our top priority is to continue to provide care for your pets whilst protecting our clients and staff against the spread of COVID-19.

However, we also recognise our social responsibility to the wider community and have donated some Personal Protective Equipment to the NHS.

We hope that all or clients are keeping safe and well. Please let us know if we can help you in any way.

All the team at Crossways – your community vets.

Some members of our team took part in Dementia friends training recently.

We learned lots and are proud to say we will provide as much support as we can for any clients living with Dementia. Many Thanks to @CarlaFinzelRVN for training us.

At this years Findon Sheep Fair, Crossways Vet proudly raised £125 for charity.

This will be going to ABC, Canine Partners & Cats Protection.

Thanks for coming along and joining us.

On Sunday 14th July the Crossways team were at the Watersfield Dog Show raising money for charity.

On Saturday 29th June, Crossways was out in the community again raising funds for good causes.

We had a stall at Storrington Village Day with lots of prizes given away to those who had a go at the ‘Hook the Duck’ challenge, a popular raffle and lots of information about keeping pets safe and well.

We managed to raise £120, half of which is being donated to ABC Animal Sanctuary and the other half to Canine Partners.

On May 13th the Crossways team continued their fundraising activities by supporting the Storrington Duck Race.

As well as sponsoring a race called ‘Crossways Quackers’, Crossways had a stall at the event.

For the younger members of the community, there was the ‘disk challenge’ with disks dropping into numbered pockets. This was very popular and everyone who took part got a prize of some sort.

There was also lots of information about keeping your pet fit and healthy.

We were also joined by Katherine Brown from KB Vet Physio. We work very closely with Katherine to provide complete care packages for our clients.

Best of all we raised £95 and this is being split equally between ABC Animal Sanctuary and Storrington First School!

There will be more fundraising events throughout the year so look out for us.