Record year for charity Bluebell Walk

CANINE Partners are smelling the roses – or should that be bluebells? – after a successful fundraising trip to Pollok Park.

The assistance dog charity held its 10th annual Bluebell Walk last weekend, with supporters of the charity taking to parks across the country – including a scenic southside route.

The national event raised a record £6,000, which will go towards training more dogs to help disabled service users with everything from dressing to loading the washing machine.

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Scotland fundraising organiser Dale Gormley said of the Pollok event: “We were thrilled with the support.

“I can’t thank everyone enough for their help and support for Canine Partners.

“The money raised will make a very real difference to someone’s life and I think everyone had a great time into the bargain.”

But it wasn’t just the walkers having fun, as staff and visitors at the Burrell Collection were also treated to a visit from pups-in-training Lester, Ocean, Tinto and Perry.

Dale added: “We had such great fun and a really warm welcome – it’s safe to say we’ll be back.”

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