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I have contacts in Bimingham who work for a welfare organisation and also hold companion shows in Birmingham each year where I could take an information table and get to talk with pet owners about health issues in Cavaliers, including SM and MVD. The same applies to a huge companion show in the city each Autumn too.

I would probably need to recruit a helper so that I could show one or more of my dogs during the day and also some informative literature would need to be written to give to those wanting the information. I see lots of work here, but it would be worth it to make constructive progress towards re-educating the general public.

Perhaps some of us could get together to facilitate this? I will also send a similar posting to the other UK groups I belong to?

You know what they say about actions speaking louder than words, perhaps it's time we sorted the men from the boys.
 
ByFloSin said:
I have contacts in Bimingham who work for a welfare organisation and also hold companion shows in Birmingham each year where I could take an information table and get to talk with pet owners about health issues in Cavaliers, including SM and MVD. The same applies to a huge companion show in the city each Autumn too.

I would probably need to recruit a helper so that I could show one or more of my dogs during the day and also some informative literature would need to be written to give to those wanting the information. I see lots of work here, but it would be worth it to make constructive progress towards re-educating the general public.

Perhaps some of us could get together to facilitate this? I will also send a similar posting to the other UK groups I belong to?

You know what they say about actions speaking louder than words, perhaps it's time we sorted the men from the boys.
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Thats a wonderful idea!!!
I am certainly willing to help in any way I can. Maybe we could start some fundrasing on behalf of SM research.
I know that Margaret sells stuff on Ebay to help maybe if any of us have anything we could sell or donate.

Does any one know if there is a registered charity for Cavaliers/SM and MVD awareness. If not how would we go about starting one??
 
ByFloSin said:
I have contacts in Bimingham who work for a welfare organisation and also hold companion shows in Birmingham each year where I could take an information table and get to talk with pet owners about health issues in Cavaliers, including SM and MVD. The same applies to a huge companion show in the city each Autumn too.

I would probably need to recruit a helper so that I could show one or more of my dogs during the day and also some informative literature would need to be written to give to those wanting the information. I see lots of work here, but it would be worth it to make constructive progress towards re-educating the general public.

Perhaps some of us could get together to facilitate this? I will also send a similar posting to the other UK groups I belong to?

You know what they say about actions speaking louder than words, perhaps it's time we sorted the men from the boys.
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Thats a wonderful idea!! I am certainly willing to help in anyway possible.
Maybe we could start by raising some money so that we can get a place at these shows. I know that margaret sells stuff on ebay for fundraising- if anyone had anything they could donate??
Is there a registered charity for SM/MVD awareness or even Cavaliers? If not how would one go about starting one??
 
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