Battersea Dogs And Cats Home Fundraisers at The Hogarth Club
With a dog jog and open mic night
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To reserve your space at each event please call 020 8995 4600 or email reception@thehogarth.co.uk.
The Battersea annual Strayover is intended to raise awareness for homeless and abandoned Dogs & Cats that struggle to survive on the streets. In 2017, 26% of dogs and 28% of cats that arrived at Battersea's three centres were strays. The money that is raised by spending the night as a stray and swapping beds for a sleeping bag will go towards the care of abandoned dogs and cats.
‘The Hogie Strays' have a target of £2,750 to hit and would greatly appreciate any contributions! You can donate to this very worthy cause here: http://bit.ly/HogarthStrayover2019
Read on to find out what local fundraising events they have planned which you, family, friends (and doggies!*) are welcome to attend and get involved in!
Donation page
OPEN MIC NIGHT
The Hogarth will be hosting an Open Mic Night to fundraise for the Battersea Strayover 2019 on Thursday 7 March 7-11pm at The Airedale Bar and Venue based at The Hogarth Club. Members and non-members are welcome to perform, attend and donate to help raise awareness for this very worthy cause.
Entry for this event is free but cash donations are welcome on entry. Please be sure to book your place with Reception 020 8995 4600 or email. Bring along cash if you would like to enter into the prize raffle! Raffle tickets are £1 each. Prizes include free membership, 5 free personal training sessions, a 1 to 1 session with Triathlon coach Terry Rodham, Brentford Football Club home match tickets, Healthy hamper, Medispa voucher PLUS MORE!
There will be a special dog themed cocktail menu (dog-tails and cat-tails if you will) on the night plus wines, beers, spirits and soft drinks. Crucial Café will be serving burgers from 7-9pm and there will also be bar snacks available.
The mic is open to anyone who is keen to take the stage! Singers, spoken word, rap, drama monologues, stand-up comedy acts are all welcomed. Our line-up currently consists of a variety of performers at different standards. Please email Laura for more information if you would like to perform. Deadline for applicants is Sunday 24 February.
Please book your place at Reception 020 8995 4600 or email.
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*Please note no doggies at this event
CHARITY DOG JOG
We will be hosting a charity ‘Dog Jog' to fundraise for Battersea Strayover 2019 on Sunday 10 March. Members, family, friends and dogs** are welcome to sign up, donate and help us raise awareness for this very worthy cause!
Arrive at 10:30 to get dressed up in your best dog/cat outfit and ready to start the Dog Jog from The Hogarth Reception Entrance at 11:00, finishing in your own time! We will be doing free face painting and offering a FREE doggie bag for the best dressed!
The Jog will be an easy 2.8 mile round trip from The Hogarth to Hammersmith Bridge and back, a suitable distance for all doggie legs! After the run, there will be tea, cakes and doggie treats back at the club. Please book your place with Reception on 020 8995 4600.
**Please note that dogs will be allowed in the terrace where there's plenty of room and not inside the club
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Address:
The Hogarth Club
Airedale Avenue
Chiswick, London
W4 2NW
From Battersea:
“Your efforts will be assisting dogs like Roger, the first dog to arrive at one of our centres in 2019. The one-year-old Plummer Terrier, headed home at the end of last week to start a new life in South East London. The young stray was brought to London after he was hit by a car, just days after Christmas. He had no microchip or other ways of contacting an owner but the police officer who found the poor pup nicknamed him Roger the Dodger, for the way he dodged in and out of traffic before being hit by an oncoming vehicle. Incredibly, Roger managed to avoid any serious injuries and only suffered some mild bruising. So after some TLC from our kennel and clinic staff, Roger didn't have to wait long before being snapped up and he's now home in Catford where he'll hopefully manage to stay out of trouble.”
February 22, 2019
