Congratulations to PDSA - Pets In Need Of Vets

As you've guessed from our previous posts (Ouch It's Hot) Absolute Deliveries Owners Paul and Sue like to fund raise and help out for charity whenever they can. By supporting a number of charities including Birmingham Children's Hospital, St. Giles Hospice and PDSA, we are delighted to offer our support to some great causes.

We were recently asked to help PDSA in it's bid to win 'The Vote That Counts', a competition among nine leading UK charities. We're delighted to announce that the PDSA won, meaning a whopping £50,000 windfall to help them treat even more beloved pets in need of care.

The £50,000 will enable them to fund the ambitious 'Preventing the Preventable' campaign, allowing them to deliver 3,500 life saving care packages for some of the most vulnerable pets within the UK.

The PDSA is a wonderful charity and as a nation of pet lovers, provide an important role for owners who cannot afford some of the expensive veterinary bills their pets need.

If you would like more information and help out with the PDSA, visit their website.

A little support goes a long way.

Ouch it's Hot raising funds for St. Giles Hospice

Sue Jay, one half (some say better half) of Absolute Deliveries, is fundraising for St. Giles Hospice by taking a death-defying fire-walking task on the 8th November 2013. The fire-walk is an ancient rite of passage that has been practised by civilisations around the globe for centuries, and it’s said to be one of the most inspirational journeys a person can make. That said, it also can be very hot and painful so will take all of Sue's courage and determination to complete.

Ouch this is hot

St. Giles Hospice is a wonderful charity, set up to provide high-quality medical and nursing care for local people living with cancer and other serious illnesses, as well as offering support for their families and helpers.
The dedicated team provides individually-tailored care either at the hospice or in patients' own homes across the region.
The range of specialist services is provided free of charge to all who need it. Although St Giles receives some funding from the Government, the charity relies heavily on donations and fundraising.

Sue is hoping to raise over £1000 for this great charity and any donations, small or large would be gratefully receive. To donate please visit Sue's Just Giving page www.justgiving.com/SueJay05 and lets smash this target.

It's all for a good cause