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Dogs Trust is helping to support the national effort in the fight against coronavirus by donating vital medical equipment to the NHS.
The charity’s rehoming centres rallied together in support of our incredible health service – with Dogs Trust Loughborough donating 120 surgical gowns to nearby Lings Bar Hospital
Meanwhile, Dogs Trust Basildon has provided 300 masks to Basildon University Hospital and the charity has also returned 18 oxygen cylinders from across its network of UK rehoming centres to make them available for use within the NHS.
Dogs Trust’s shared adoption scheme coordinator Emily Mills said: “We are proud to be able to play a small part in helping to support our wonderful NHS and provide much-needed equipment and medical supplies for our doctors and nurses on the front line.
“We have, of course, made sure our centres have enough equipment to deal with any emergency cases but, while we are not currently carrying out any routine procedures, we were keen to see these supplies be put to good use.”
She added: “We will continue to work with health providers to see if we can assist the national effort in any other ways over the coming weeks and months.”
