The Anything is Pawsible photography exhibition, commissioned by Burns Pet Nutrition to mark their 30^th anniversary, features ten cats and dogs from Mayhew who are looking for their forever home.

Captured by pet photographer Rhian Gruffydd, the exhibition features animals currently in Mayhew’s care; including Beano, a lively and affectionate dog who brings a smile to everyone’s face. Beano was a stray, but his difficult start in life has not diminished his capacity for love whatsoever – he adores human companionship, particularly if you’re throwing his favourite rubber  ball. After dental treatment from Mayhew vets – not to mention countless hugs and energetic football games with the animal carers – Beano is ready to find the person or family that will give him love for life.

Image copyright: Rhian Gruffydd.

Another is Slippers the cat, who arrived at Mayhew after tenants moving into a new flat found an open cat carrier in the garden. Slippers was sheltering inside, with a note attached saying, “This is a black and white cat, she is very friendly, please don’t throw it away”. They brought her straight to Mayhew, where she was assessed by the expert vet team and received lots of TLC from the animal care team. Slippers has been at Mayhew for a number of months, and we are doing all we can to find her a loving home.

Image copyright: Rhian Gruffydd

John Burns, founder of Burns Pet Nutrition said: “It has been an incredible 30 years since I launched Burns Pet Nutrition. Supporting independent pet shops and charities has always been close to my heart, and I couldn’t think of a better way to celebrate our anniversary then focusing on some of the incredible animals in need of a loving home.”

Sherine Wheeler, CEO, Mayhew commented: “We are really excited for this event to shine a light on our dogs and cats who are looking for their second chance. Burns has long been a valued supporter of Mayhew and we are so pleased that they are marking their special anniversary by celebrating Mayhew’s support for dogs, cats, pet owners and communities.”

Launching today, the exhibition runs until 11 August at the dog friendly Romeo and Juliet’s café at 5 Lyttelton Road, Hampstead Garden Suburb, London, N2 0DW. Visitors are encouraged to make donations to Mayhew and the images will be up for sale, with the proceeds going to Mayhew.