🐾 HPW Charity of the Year: Bristol Animal Rescue Centre (BARC)

🐾 HPW Charity of the Year: Bristol Animal Rescue Centre (BARC)

We’re really pleased to share that at HPW we’ve chosen to support Bristol Animal Rescue Centre (BARC) as our Charity of the Year

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🐾 HPW Charity of the Year: Bristol Animal Rescue Centre (BARC)

We’re really pleased to share that at HPW we’ve chosen to support Bristol Animal Rescue Centre (BARC) as our Charity of the Year.

BARC does incredible work locally. Their mission is to ensure animals in need within our community receive the compassion, care and respect they deserve. They are committed to helping, healing and homing animals for as long as they need us. Their dedicated team works hard to offer shelter, specialist care and a second chance at a happy life for thousands of pets. Bristol A.R.C. is also here for pet owners in our community who need support and advice. Bristol Animal Rescue Centre support animals on every step of their journey, from medical treatment, to specialist care and behaviour training. When the pet is ready, they carefully match them with loving new owners.

We’re proud to support such a compassionate, community-focused charity and look forward to fundraising and getting involved throughout the year 🐶🐱

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