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POOCH


OF THE MONTH WINS PET STORE


WINS A VOUCHER WORTH


£20 £100


VOUCHERS WORTH POOCH OF THE YEAR


NANA is a 2-year-old Labrador whose hobbies include long walks and swimming. She is obsessed with tennis balls and pretending to be human. She loves the camera and having her photo taken. She will eat anything and everything and is a lover of carrots and digestive biscuits. She’s not your typically greedy Labrador but never says no when off ered a doggy treat.


Dunmow Waste Management, Chelmsford


DJANGO is a 3-year-old Weimaraner pooch who thinks he is human. He is very playful and really friendly but also very goofy and accident prone. He likes to eat anything that he shouldn't, including brand new sofas and wallets. His favourite hobby is stealing anything left within paw's reach. He likes to come to work and serves as a reversing alarm in the van.


Core Fusion Limited, Colchester 56 1


WINNIE WINDSOR is WISG's youngest employee, joining us aged 9 weeks (23 weeks now); in the capacity of “General Dogs Body”, chief shoe chewer and mental health champion. She has no waste or recycling experience to date but is showing signs of being a keen apprentice. She enjoys cuddles, walking and playing with her colleagues as well as eating anything and everything in sight.


Windsor Integrated Services/ WISG, Essex


POOCH OF THE MONTH


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