PDSA Pet Survivor 2019 Voting now open!

*Regular givers play such an important part in our work*

By giving a monthly gift of as little as £3 a month (less than £1 a week) you will be enabling us to be there for all the sick and injured pets that need us each day -
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Vote for your favourite miracle pet to win!

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Voting is now open – we need your help to decide which of these incredible pets should be crowned Pet Survivor of the year.

Our judging panel, which included TV presenter Michaela Strachan, Vet and TV presenter Judy Puddifoot and former Love Island star Kady McDermott, had the difficult task of selecting these six plucky pets from all the entries received. Watch their stories below and then vote for your favourite. The pet with the most votes will be named PDSA Pet Survivor, so be sure to get your friends and family involved to help put your preferred pet in the top spot!

The winner will receive the coveted title of Pet Survivor of the Year 2019, a trophy and a luxury pet hamper. Voters will also receive a FREE pet first aid guide as a thank you.

Find out more at https://www.pdsa.org.uk/ps-yt

PDSA is a charity. We want a lifetime of wellbeing for every pet. Every day, vets in our 48 Pet Hospitals care for sick and injured pets – saving lives, and keeping pets happy and healthy.
Pets are part of the family. Our four-legged friends give unconditional love and are sometimes our only companion. They don't deserve to suffer because of financial difficulty or social hardship. They can't help themselves. But we can – with your support. Treating pets is a huge part of what we do…but our work doesn’t stop there. We’re a leading authority on pet health and wellbeing: from raising awareness of pet obesity to surveying the state of Britain’s pet nation; raising the status of animals to celebrating their contribution to our lives. But we can’t do any of it without you. Your support is invaluable to keeping our doors open and helping us be there when pets need us most.

Find out more about PDSA at https://pdsa.org.uk