Barking with joy!

A CHARITY that trains assistance dogs is barking with joy after receiving a donation of £250.
By The Newsroom
Published 28th Jan 2016, 10:29 BST
Updated 28th Jan 2016, 11:55 BST
From left, Canine Partners volunteers Chris Seward and Tim Seward, puppy trainer Hayley Telling, and volunteers Christine Turner, Lynne Candler, and Lorraine Snape. The charity was awarded £250 from the Community Cashpot of the Fareham View - a sister paper of The NewsFrom left, Canine Partners volunteers Chris Seward and Tim Seward, puppy trainer Hayley Telling, and volunteers Christine Turner, Lynne Candler, and Lorraine Snape. The charity was awarded £250 from the Community Cashpot of the Fareham View - a sister paper of The News
From left, Canine Partners volunteers Chris Seward and Tim Seward, puppy trainer Hayley Telling, and volunteers Christine Turner, Lynne Candler, and Lorraine Snape. The charity was awarded £250 from the Community Cashpot of the Fareham View - a sister paper of The News

Canine Partners was chosen as winners of the Fareham View’s Community Cashpot.

The group, which holds puppy training classes in Titchfield, said it will put the money towards new equipment.

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Hayley Telling, a puppy trainer, said the charity was extremely grateful for the cheque.

She said: ‘It is always a massive help to receive donations, as each of these dogs cost an awful amount of time and money

‘There are dedicated volunteers who help but things have to be paid for like the food, equipment and class training.’

The volunteer-run group won the cash from the Fareham View, a free monthly newspaper delivered in Fareham, which is run by The News.

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