Want to stock up on some delicious chocolate coins ready for Christmas?

Take a look at Natural Collection!   They have dark chocolate and milk chocolate coins, plus thins, and hot chocolate too.

Chocolate treats from Divine are made with Fairtrade cocoa grown by farmers in the Kuapa Kokoo co-operative in Ghana.  They also own 44% of Divine, sharing in the profits and company decisions. 

They also have hampers though these are not included in the offer.

One of the things I love about Divine Chocolate is that they don't use palm oil in their chocolate. Divine does not use any palm oil in its chocolate and aims not to use any additional ingredients that contain palm oil.  This helps reduce human impact on the rainforests on which both animals and people depend. 

Take a look at the Divine Chocolate available from Natural Collection!

It's Intenrational Dogs Day on 26 Auugst  (which originally started as National Dog Day in the USA) and the idea is to raise awareness of the need to rescue dogs from rescue shelters and give them a home.  

As someone said recently and I can't remember who it was, buy a dog from a breeder and that leaves one in rescue kennels still waiting for a home.  

So it's a good opportunity to tell you that Emma Bridewater has dog related gifts, including a bags, an extra large caddy, mugs and an insulated bottle,   

Dogs Inuslated Bottle for £25.00

Dogs Extra Large Rectangular Caddy for £12.00
Store your dog's biscuits in it!  Woof woof!

Take a look at the other gifts for dogs (and cats) here - there are large and small personalised pet bowls with a couple of different designs (polka dots, pink hearts or blue starts or wallflowers) so you could put your dog's name on one! 

Dig for more information at Emma Bridgewater

 
£25.00 from Emma Bridgewater

This insulated bottle would make a great gift for dog lovers.

They make great gifts all round the year, in winter and in summer!  They are eco-friendly flasks and reusable water bottles.  There are other themes, too, with pink heart, vegetable garden strawberries, the black toast theme, buttercup scattered insolated bottles, polka dogs and starry skies, so lots of different bottles to choose from.

Head off to Emma Bridgewater and take a look.

The 22 June is World Camel Day, and as such, a really good chance to raise awareness of work being done to save the critically endangered wild camel and how you can help.

And if you're looking for a gift for the camel lover in your life, please take a look at the Wild Camel Protection Foundation.

They are doing all they can to help preserve and protect the wild camel (Camelus  ferus) and its habitat in the Gobi and Gashun Gobi deserts in north-west China and south-west Mongolia.  These area is home to a fragile and unique desert ecosystem.

There are a number of ways you can help:

Simply donate to the breeding programme.

Buy a camel gift from their online shop

Sponsor a camel or donate to winter feeding costs 

Become a member

This charity (based in Kent) is really striving to ensure that wild camels survive so please help them in whatever way you can, including spreading the word.

Visit their website here