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Golding Strike Gold Again

Pets, dogs, RSPCA, awards, PAW print, responsible ownership

We’re proud to announce that we’ve been awarded the Gold PawPrint award for Housing in the RSPCA PawPrints Awards for the third year in a row. This award recognises our commitment to animal welfare, which started in response to customers telling us they had concerns about some animals causing anti-social behaviour in their neighbourhoods.  

Georgina Pennicott, Golding Homes Head of Neighbourhoods said: “We’re delighted to receive this award for the third time as it recognises our practical, pet-inclusive approaches that promote responsible ownership.  The award also recognises the dedication of our colleagues, partners and community in helping our customers and their pets stay together.”

The RSPCA PawPrints Awards recognise animal welfare work across the local public sector in England and Wales. The Core Awards celebrate effective practice across Animal Activities Licensing, Stray Dog Services, Housing, Contingency Planning and Kennelling.

Lee Gingell, Public Affairs Manager at the RSPCA, said: “Local public services have an important role in protecting animals and supporting the people who care for them. Congratulations to Golding Homes on achieving the Gold PawPrint for Housing. PawPrints celebrates this work and shares effective practice to help protect, promote and improve animal welfare, and create a better world for every kind.”  

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