Over the past few weeks, staff at Hawsons have been stepping away from their desks, and giving back to the local community by volunteering at a local animal sanctuary!
Each day a group of staff headed down to Thornberry Animal Sanctuary, a rescue centre based in South Yorkshire, which is home to a variety of animals including dogs, cats, rabbits, horses and donkeys!
Staff got involved and helped out with tasks such as walking the dogs, cleaning out cages, shelters and stables, and even grooming the donkeys and horses!
At Hawsons, we’re always keen to support local causes through volunteering and fundraising, so it was a real pleasure to spend time with the team at Thornberry!
Check out some of the pictures below of our staff in action!
Simon Bladen
Partner
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