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Sarah Burchill with the pet food collected for the RSPCA at Weston Super Mare Crematorium
Animal Magic
Sarah Burchill, administrator, together with the staff and manager Vicki Howell of Weston Super Mare Crematorium have been collecting pet food for the RSPCA Bristol Dog and Cats Home Winter Warmer Appeal.
With donations from funeral directors, ministers, colleagues, local business, supermarkets, public and banks, this year's collection took over manager Vicki's office.
With a staggering 200 hungry mouths to feed and an annual food bill of £52,000 the Dog and cats home were very grateful for Sarah and Vicki's efforts.
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