MORE than 1,000 colleagues across the UK and Europe have raised £43,391 for charity while boosting their wellbeing through VetPartners’ annual Month of Movement initiative. Throughout May, colleagues from across VetPartners’ veterinary practices and animal healthcare businesses took part in a wide range of physical activities, including running, hiking, mountain climbing, swimming and walking, either individually or alongside colleagues. Month of Movement encourages team memb

Well done: Parklands Vets team took part in the Belfast Half Marathon May kicks off the annual VetPartners Month of Movement - and we’re encouraging colleagues to get moving. Whether you’re strolling through the park, smashing a run, cycling new routes, paddling, skiing, dancing like nobody’s watching, climbing higher, diving in for a swim, or flowing through yoga, it all counts. Big or small, fast or slow, every minute of movement adds up. Let’s make this month one full of e

OUR Director of Clinical Research and Excellence in Practice Rachel Dean is gearing up for the race of her life for a cause closest to her heart. Rach will be running this year’s TCS London Marathon on April 26 th to raise money and awareness for a charity called Gene People . Her 12-year-old son Mikey has Coffin Siris Syndrome (CSS), a rare genetic condition that leads to complex, multiple severe disabilities. Mikey's biggest challenge is Intellectual Disability, which mea

LONG-serving Newry Vets Head Receptionist Pauline Bennett helped her practice to raise £2,500 for Guide Dogs Northern Ireland – with a bit of help from former Ireland rugby captain Rory Best. Pauline, pictured right, secured an impressive range of raffle prizes, including a signed rugby shirt from Rory, while she and her reception team worked tirelessly to sell tickets to clients and supporters. Now, her efforts have been rewarded with a VetPartners Nettie award. Each month,