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Welcome to our Community Pages.
There are many local community-minded businesses and Aussie Pooch Mobile is no exception.
The Aussie Pooch Mobile (APM) philosophy of ‘We Care’ not only relates to cleaning and caring for dogs, it is strongly tied to caring and helping the community, with APM operators throwing themselves relentlessly into many events to help raise money for charity.
A popular event is the Aussie Pooch Mobile Dog Wash Bath-a-thon. A team of operators get together and raise much needed funds for local charities, schools or clubs. People are encouraged to bring their pooch along to be washed and the proceeds are donated to the event holders.
With a long-standing affiliation with the RSPCA, APM operators in most states participate in the RSPCA Million Paws Walk, where a major dog bath-a-thon is also
held. APM also provides adopted dogs with an initial discounted APM service to help their new owners establish good canine cleanliness and are actively involved in helping care for abused and rescued dogs. Click
here for photos from the 2009 Million Paws walk.
Each year APM are involved in the Variety Children’s Charity Jet Trek and in 2009 this event profited over $160,000 for special children.
Other partnerships include the Animal Welfare League, Lions Hearing Dogs, Assistance Dogs and Breast Cancer Awareness.
“I know I speak for all APM franchisees in saying that we are so fortunate to be doing something we love that we want to be able to give back to the community,” says founder, Chris Taylor.
“Over the next 12 months we plan to raise more funds through our different events for Variety Qld including helping another child receive an assistance dog. We are also working closely with the Lions Hearing Dogs and will be fundraising for them.
“We encourage everyone to help in any way they can and donations can be made via Aussie Pooch Mobile, so make sure you’re community conscious and keep an eye out for these
upcoming local events:
The latest fundraising venture was for 3-year-old Reilly Paterson from Norman Park in Queensland who has Autism. Reilly has been given a 2-year-old cross breed, Harry, who will assist
Reilly in his every day life. read more...
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