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Two Scottish schoolgirls are at Crufts to promote a cancer charity and its art trail, having raised £2,600 for Maggie’s.
Two Dunbartonshire schoolgirls, Daphne, 11, and Evie, 9, are attending Crufts with their grandmother, Jane McNiven, to promote Maggie’s cancer charity and its ‘Scotties in the City’ art trail.
The girls raised £2,600 for Maggie’s, which supported Jane during her breast cancer recovery, and won the ‘Creative’ category in the RKC Young Kennel Club Young Person of the Year competition.
They are showcasing their three Scottie dogs and wearing orange t-shirts to raise awareness of the charity’s 30th anniversary event, which features 30 large Scottie sculptures across Glasgow, later to be auctioned for funds.
Maggie’s provides free, no-appointment-needed support including psychological care and benefits advice.
The event aims to boost public awareness and donations through high-profile visibility at Crufts.
Dos escocesas están en Crufts para promocionar una organización benéfica contra el cáncer y su sendero artístico, habiendo recaudado £2,600 para Maggie's.