Mr Kelloggs regularly visits care homes and hospitals across Dorset and the New Forest.
Mr Kelloggs, a miniature horse, regularly goes into care homes and hospitals across Dorset and the New Forest to meet residents and patients.Meanwhile, Rob Franks was the winner of the community award and has urged people to put others forward this year: "If you know someone who's doing good in the community, 100% nominate them - don't hesitate. Nominations close on 31 March.
"They get to hug and kiss him and stroke him, and they tell lots of stories about their past when they were younger. "You do what you do because you love it and you don't really seek recognition, so it was just the icing on the cake."Mr Franks, from Poole, was nominated for his work distributing laptops to disadvantaged young people.
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