Question Mark Icon
  • Home
  • Community
  • Mayhew marks the first National Human Animal Bond Awareness Day
    • Community
    • 23 Jul, 2023

    Mayhew marks the first National Human Animal Bond Awareness Day

    Today, Sunday 23 July, is the first ever National Human-Animal Bond Awareness Day.

    The initiative, created by StreetVet volunteer Tammie O’Leary and the charity’s co-founder Jade Statt, aims to raise awareness of the many ways in which animals benefit humans through companionship, work and assistance. The day will be marked with a series of virtual talks by animal health experts and animal lovers, including StreetVet ambassador, Clare Balding.

    At Mayhew, we see the difference the deep bond between dogs, cats and people makes to animal and human lives every day, and we work hard to protect that bond and ensure that people and pets are kept together. Whether we’re offering preventative veterinary treatments free of charge at the point of need, support services to animals and pet owners in the community – including our Pet Refuge service – or rescuing and rehoming dogs and cats who are looking for love for life, all of our work recognises the importance and value of the human-animal bond.

    Mayhew is delighted to join nearly 30 charities in celebrating this bond, alongside Battersea, Woodgreen and Riding for the Disabled, and many more.

    Make a Quick Donation

    Latest News

    The toughest lives. The strongest bonds. 

    The support didn’t stop there. During the hardest months, when even feeding himself was a struggle, we made sure Roxy…

    Read More

    Feline hot hot hot? Our top tips on pet safety in hot weather.

    From Mayhew to you: keeping your pets cool and safe this summer Hot weather hits animals harder than it hits…

    Read More

    Meet Florence: a senior dog with a happy ending

    When Florence arrived at Mayhew in February 2024, she was 11 years old and in need of support. After her…

    Read More

    Sharp rise in cat abandonments raises concern

    More than one in six cats arriving at Mayhew this year have been abandoned with cases more than doubling compared…

    Read More