Monday
10 March 2003
What your money can buy |
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you spare at least a pound for a pup? |
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The
BBC Radio Leeds Pound for a Pup appeal aims to raise £150,000
over the year.
This money will allow the station, its listeners and web users to
buy five guide dogs and cover all the training and living costs. |
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are 200,000 visually impaired people in the UK who could be more independent.
The association wants a world in which all people who are blind or
partially sighted enjoy the same rights, opportunities and responsibilities
as everyone else.
It provides guide dogs, mobility and rehabilitation services to blind
and partially sighted people.
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YOU CAN HELP |
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£1.30
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Feeds
a puppy for one day |
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£5
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Provides
a dog grooming kit |
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£10
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Supports
a working guide dog partnership for one day. |
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£25
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Provides two dog beds |
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£60
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Provides a harness, handle, lead collar and bell |
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£100
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Provides
four long canes |
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£250
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Feeds
a guide dog for one year |
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£600
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Provides
training for one visually impaired person to improve their independence
and their mobility |
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£1000
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Co–sponsors
a guide dog puppy |
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£2500
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Co–sponsors
a guide dog |
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£3650
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Supports
a working guide dog partnership for one year |
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£5000
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Sponsors
a guide dog puppy for one year |
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£35,500
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Sponsors
a guide dog for life |
Meet
the three guide dog puppies that have been bought so far with donations
to the Pound for a Pup appeal.
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