The Pulborough Harvest Fair is organised by the Pulborough Community Partnership. It’s a popular event that unites local businesses hosting several different stalls, music and plenty of local food and drink. The harvest fair always successfully brings the community together.

Our team provides a stand at the Pulborough Harvest Fair on an annual basis and we raise money for the various charities we support by selling merchandise and holding competitions. We have also hosted a dog show over the last few years. Don’t forget to come and say hello if you spot us!

The Storrington Vipers are a football club for 7-16 year olds competing in the Horsham and district youth football league as well as local friendly leagues.

We are proud to say that we have previously sponsored the club, providing a financial contribution to pay towards their football kit.

The Findon Sheep Fair dates back to 1261 where it began as an annual three day event. To this day it remains a very popular event, holding a variety of traditional entertainment including a sheep judging competition, barn dance, tug of war competition, falconry display and a sheepdog demonstration!

We will be hosting a stall with raffles and competitions and there will be plenty of opportunity for the public to come and meet us and chat about the service we can offer their pets!

The Storrington Brownies are always busy participating in various activities from cooking to camping! They also participate within the local community and can often be seen at the annual flag ceremony on Remembrance Sunday.

As part of our commitment to teach young children about the importance of caring for animals we have regularly held talks at the Brownies Hall.

Storrington First is a very popular local primary school and it has an array of different facilities to benefit the children, including their own swimming pool, learning kitchen and music room.

We love to share our enthusiasm and knowledge with children and often visit the school to talk about our job and why we love it so much. We support the education scheme and recently donated a bird box camera to the school, which saw ten eggs laid and seven blue birds hatched!

St. Mary’s School was constructed in 1972 and consists of 353 pupils. It has a special educational needs room, a wildlife pond and an on-site swimming pool!

The school has a close relationship with the Parish Church of St. Mary and the children are encouraged in Christian worship.

We are all familiar with the phrase ‘when I grow up, I want to be a vet’ and many of our own vets dreamt of becoming a vet from a young age. For this reason and because of its proximity to our Pulborough practice, we visit the school to chat to them about pet care as well as giving the children an insight into what happens when they bring their pet to the practice.