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Tonbridge Specsavers branch welcomed several furry friends to a fundraising event for Guide Dogs for the Blind

By: Annabel Rusbridge-Thomas

Published: 13:00, 28 October 2014

Updated: 13:15, 28 October 2014

An opticians in Tonbridge has raised nearly £200 for Guide Dogs For The Blind by holding in-store activities and receiving visits from several furry friends.

The Specsavers branch hosted their own charity day with a visit from guide dog puppies,a bake sale and a giant dog sweeping the streets for donations.

For every sight test in-store £1 was donated and children were invited to have their faces painted.

A number of guide dogs visited the branch in Tonbridge
Nearly £200 was raised

The store also held a Best Looking Dog giveaway where customers were invited to bring in photos of their dogs for a chance to win a doggy hamper filled with treats for their perfect pooch.

The winner was Mr and Mrs Regis and their dog Lemon.

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Store director Angus Hathorn says: "We raised a total of £185 from the fundraising day.

"We’re very grateful for the generosity from the Tonbridge community towards such a fantastic charity. We hope we have encouraged people to continue to support Guide Dogs."

For more info visit: www.specsavers.co.uk/stores/tonbridge.

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