The adorable two year old has attended some of the UK's most exclusive events including the Pride of Britain awards and The Devil Wears Prada musical
A charming guide dog, known as Bill, has become the centre of attention at high-profile gatherings such as the Pride of Britain awards, the Craft Guild of Chefs National Chef of the Year awards, and even during a stage performance of The Devil Wears Prada.
The charity is reaching out for public support for its Guide Dogs Puppy Appeal campaign, which seeks to fund its transformative services and provide assistance dogs to those in need, especially given the increasing expenses involved in caring for these animals. "We believe a person's financial situation should never be a barrier to having a guide dog and need the public's support now more than ever before."
However, despite the backdrop of increasing bills and rising costs, 68 per cent were understanding of the need vets and other businesses have to cover ever-increasing outgoings.
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