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Charity Online Pet Contest - 13 - 20 September


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Local charity, Link Age Southwark are excited to be hosting their first ever Online Pet Contest. Our pets have brought us so much joy over these last few months, so if you have a dapper doggy or a loyal furry friend now is your chance to showcase them.


The contest will open on Sunday 13th September and you will have one week to submit your photos, with entries closing on Sunday 20th September. There will be five categories:


'Best Buddy (most loyal lockdown friend)'

'Best Dressed'

'Owner/ Pet Lookalike'

'Funniest Pet'

'Most Adorable'


We have some excellent local judges on board (including a celebrity judge) who will choose a winning pet in each category to be awarded a winners' certificate.


Entry to the contest is ?3 per category, or you can enter all 5 for ?10. All funds raised go towards supporting the work of Link Age Southwark in reducing loneliness and isolation amongst older people.


Please see the events section on the Link Age Southwark website for full details on how to submit your entry. https://www.linkagesouthwark.org/Event/online-pet-contest-las


We look forward to admiring your pet?s attributes!

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