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The Bunny-lympics campaign begins

In light of the Olympic Games, currently taking place in London, the Rabbit Welfare Association and Fund (RWAF) is launching the Bunny-lympics.

As the government promotes fitness for all in the Olympic year, the charity is extending the call to rabbits too - due to the high number of pets suffering health problems because of bad diet and lack of exercise space.

The sports events suggested for these furry athletes are as follows:

Long jump, Triple jump and High jump -– given the right conditions, rabbits will be able to demonstrate their own interpretations of these events!

Sprint and Hurdles –- don’t expect the competitors to stay in their lanes though!

Distance running -– in the wild, rabbits cover an area of up to 30 football pitches in a day, so make sure there is enough room.

Relay - for those rabbits in neutered pairs or compatible groups.

Football and Volleyball -– give them something to knock around their enclosure.

Gymnastics -  rabbits will get top marks for artistic impression.

And their very own event, most importantly, in which all rabbits can excel - Digging and Tunnelling.

It's time for rabbits across the country to go for gold!

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Dogs Trust wins £1,000

Dogs Trust has been given £1,000 after it came second in a vote to award UK charities with some much-needed funds.

The money comes as part of a nation-wide campaign, called Big Break, run by Bacs Payment Schemes Ltd - the organisation behind Direct Debit.

Each month from March to June, Bacs is setting aside £5,000.

It is awarding the most voted-for charity £2,000, the runner-up £1,000 and sharing the last £2,000 out among other charities.

Click here to find out more and vote for this month's winners.