18/03/2025
Wishing Philippa a very happy belated birthday!
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Dog walking & Pet care service. Qualifications in the Animal Sector, DBS checked and fully insured.
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16 Erica Way Copthorne
Crawley
RH103XQ
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| Monday | 9am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 5pm |
| Friday | 9am - 5pm |
| Saturday | 9am - 5pm |
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About Animal Ark - We Look After Them All
In March 1994, I was born into a family that had two sons and lived in the village of Crawley Down. My childhood was like most children, being brought up around a tight family unit which had a number of pets. This included our own ginger tabby Casper and our Bichon Frise Brandy.
βThis became my get away after my parents separated in 1999. My mum continued to bring up my two brothers and I, trying to make ends meet she worked as a nurse in the NHS. There were times I would be the first one home after school, the welcome I got from Brandy and Casper made everything worth while.
βIn 2004, my family relocated to the village of Copthorne. The following year I started secondary school, with a passion to work with animals. Friends and family were always asking what I want to do after school, after some research I decided I wanted to be a vet nurse.
βIn 2009, I was to decide what I wanted to do after secondary school. This is where I found Plumpton College and applied for a diploma in Animal Management. They offered me a place but this was dependant on my grades. I must add I struggled through school, as Dyslexia runs in the family. That year I worked extremally hard and achieved higher then my predicted grades. This meant in September 2010, I was able to start my extended diploma in Animal Management.
