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Paws on the Peak: What a Weekend for Team Nowzad!

Wow... what an absolutely incredible weekend! The air was fresh, the spirits were high, and the Nowzad community came together to do something truly amazing. This past Saturday, a fantastic group of our supporters took on the magnificent Mount Snowdon, all to raise vital funds for the animals of Afghanistan and Ukraine.

And you know what? Every single person who joined the climb made it to the summit! It was a truly Herculean effort, and we couldn't be prouder. As if that wasn't enough, Snowdonia National Park treated us to some absolutely breath-taking views all the way up and down, something you can never guarantee, but what a treat it was!

Sharing the path made the journey even better, and it was brilliant to climb alongside the incredible crew from Animals Asia. There's something so powerful and uplifting about seeing so many wonderful people joining forces for the love of animals.

Of course, the climb wouldn't have been complete without some very special guests. We have to give a huge shout-out to the amazing Afghan dogs that joined in, including the fabulous Lexi and Apple. Watching them conquer the mountain was a beautiful reminder of our mission.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you to every single person who showed up. Your determination and passion never cease to amaze us. We're already buzzing with excitement... so, same time, same place next year?

Paws on the Peak: What a Weekend for Team Nowzad!
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