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Canine Partners Gets Royal Visitor

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His Royal Highness The Duke of Gloucester KG GCVO today visited Canine Partner’s (Registered Charity No. 803680) National Training Centre in West Sussex. The assistance dog charity’s Patron spent his time in Heyshott meeting potential new applicants, experiencing a demonstration of the dogs in action as well as seeing how the new on-site training facility is progressing.

Duke of Gloucester with Lord Lieutenant and Jenny Lowe

He was accompanied by the new Lord-Lieutenant for West Sussex, Mrs Susan Pyper.

Canine Partners has this year seen an increase of over 50% in the number of dogs trained since 2007. The team look well placed to continue this growth, with plans to produce 50 new partnerships in 2009. Next year’s opening of new on-site accommodation for residential training courses will significantly improve the service delivered to applicants and completes the current phase of building, opened by The Duke of Gloucester in 2005.

Isabel Campbell Director of Fundraising & Marketing comments, “It is always a privilege to receive a visit from our Patron. It is particularly timely towards the end of a year in which we have seen significant growth in the number of dogs trained, despite a difficult financial climate. We were pleased to be able to show The Duke of Gloucester how well the new building is progressing, which we plan to officially open next year as the charity heads towards its 20th Anniversary.”

For further information, please call 08456 580480 or visit www.caninepartners.co.uk.

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