Hounds and their owners support Air Ambulance at Hatfield House
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Air Ambulance Week
Essex & Herts Air Ambulance’s (EHAAT) Heli Hounds walk at Hatfield House on Sunday 9th June attracted nearly two hundred dogs and their owners.
The fundraising event, which saw participants walking one of three different routes through the beautiful grounds, was followed by a fun dog show and demonstrations by TV dog behaviourist Dima Yeremenko.
EHAAT Events Manager Emily Donnachie said: “After rain the day before, we were lucky to have nice sunny weather for the event. We would like to huge thank you to everyone who came along and walked with their four-legged friend in support of their local life-saving charity.
“We receive no direct funding from the Government or National Lottery, so we depend on the generosity of our supporters to raise the £750,000 it takes each month to keep us operational and saving lives. Money is still coming in, but by the time we have received all the sponsorship from participants we hope to have raised several thousand pounds, so well done everyone!”
Essex & Herts Air Ambulance’s (EHAAT) Heli Hounds walk at Hatfield House on Sunday 9th June attracted nearly two hundred dogs and their owners.
The fundraising event, which saw participants walking one of three different routes through the beautiful grounds, was followed by a fun dog show and demonstrations by TV dog behaviourist Dima Yeremenko.
EHAAT Events Manager Emily Donnachie said: “After rain the day before, we were lucky to have nice sunny weather for the event. We would like to huge thank you to everyone who came along and walked with their four-legged friend in support of their local life-saving charity.
“We receive no direct funding from the Government or National Lottery, so we depend on the generosity of our supporters to raise the £750,000 it takes each month to keep us operational and saving lives. Money is still coming in, but by the time we have received all the sponsorship from participants we hope to have raised several thousand pounds, so well done everyone!”
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