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The British Franchise Association (bfa) is the voluntary self regulating governing body for franchising. All bfa members have chosen to be vetted against a strict code of business practice and endeavour to be good franchisors that can deliver the success that you want.

The PFMA is the principal trade body representing the UK pet food industry. PFMA comprises of 60 member companies which accounts for over 90% of the UK market.

OSCAR Pet Foods are proud to sponsor all SARDA Wales accredited dogs by providing them with free food.

SARDA are a registered charity dedicated to searching for missing people in mountainous, rural and urban environments. We are called out by the Police and also work closely with Mountain Rescue teams and the Coastguard in North Wales.

OSCAR Pet Foods are proud to sponsor all SARDA England accredited dogs by providing them with free food.

A voluntary organisation responsible for the training of Mountain Rescue team members to become Handlers of air scenting Search and Rescue dogs, enabling them to search for missing persons, predominantly in the mountains and high moorland, and also lowland, rural and urban areas of Britai

whichfranchise.com, is the UK’s number one website for free franchise information, advice and opportunities, and the official online partner to the British Franchise Association (bfa).

Search the world’s largest franchise marketplace and make success happen for you

Established in 1948 The Stafford is a magazine for enthusiasts of the Staffordshire Bull Terrier. The Stafford is circulated world-wide and carries a variety of regular and special features of particular interest to the Staffordshire Bull Terrier enthusiast. OSCAR regularly contribute articles to the magazine relating to behaviour and feeding the right diet.

9 out of 10 vets trust PetPlan. They're the UK's number 1 pet insurer.

Puppy Planet is a site where people can find & advertise pedigree puppies and dogs for free.

The Kennel Club is the UK’s largest organisation dedicated to the health and welfare of dogs. The Kennel Club was founded in 1873 and is able to offer dog owners an unparalleled source of information, experience and advice on dog welfare, dog health, dog training and dog breeding.

Myerscough College offers a comprehensive range of full-time and part-time courses in Animal Management and Welfare.

Our Local Nutritionl Advisor David Morrison from Essex works closely with this group. Sterling work well deserving of support.

Our Local Nutritionl Advisor Kathy McHenry from Kent supports www.rescuedb.com

Rescuedb is a National Database of Animal Rescue Centres, and their animals looking for loving homes. Managed and owned by one of her customers. Funded by the owner and helped where possible by Kathy

Sue Watkins our Local Nutritionl Advisor from Glastonbury sponsors this local rescue centre. She especially cares for those with behavioural or digestive problems.