Stoke on Trent Care Home Welcomes Lord Mayor Lyn Sharpe and Local MP Gareth Snell to Community Dog Show

Coopers Croft care home in Stoke on Trent welcomed Lord Mayor Lyn Sharpe and Local MP Gareth Snell to their community Dog Show as guest judges.

Open to all local canines and owners, proceeds from the dog show were split between Luosko German Shepard Rescue and Animal Life Line.

Stoke on Trent pup owners had the chance to enter their furry friend into nine categories:

• Cutest Puppy
• Prettiest Girl
• Most Handsome Boy
• Waggiest Tail
• Best Rescue
• Golden Oldie
• Best Trick
• Best Dressed
• Judges Favourite

Lord Mayor Lyn Sharpe commented, ‘Thank you for the invite to such a lovely event; I intend on coming next year with my little mongrel, Flo. It was the hardest thing I’ve ever done, all the pooches were adorable and in my eyes all were winners.’

Gareth Snell added, ‘It was a great pleasure to join everyone at Coopers Croft for their Dog Show. The home is a wonderful welcoming community and the Dog Show was just one example of the great work they do.’

Coopers Croft Home Manager, Samuel Smith, said, ‘We are so thankful to everyone who attended the event, especially the Lord Mayor, Gareth Snell and the Baroness Anderson of Stoke on Trent. It was a very special day for our residents, and we’re looking forward to next year’s Dog Show!’

To find out more about the Coopers Croft call 01782 355 483, email coopers.croft@hc-one.co.uk or visit www.idealcarehomes.co.uk.

Coopers Croft, formerly of Ideal Carehomes and currently operated by HC-One, offers 24 hour, person-centred residential and dementia care. With 66 ensuite bedrooms, attractive décor and landscaped gardens, Coopers Croft is welcoming new residents for short- and long-term placements with a unique all-inclusive fee to give peace of mind to residents and their families.