David Tennant has lent his vocal talents to a new advertising campaign by the Dogs Trust.
The new campaign, the charity say, aims to challenge outdated and incorrect perceptions held by the public about rescue dogs and launches tonight with an ad, Trained For Love, created by agency Kitcatt Nohr and showing various dogs being put through their paces to get them ready for their new owners.
Adrian Burder, marketing director at Dogs Trust, said: “This
ad is beautiful, and anyone who loves dogs will be moved by it. We expect a lot
of interest from people who can give a new home to a Dogs Trust dog as a
result. The idea of 'Trained for Love' is a wonderful way to describe the
amazing work our centres do with stray and abandoned dogs.”
Paul Kitcatt of Kitcatt Nohr, added:
“Dogs Trust is a fantastic organisation, and a great client. This ad follows
our successful fundraising TV work last year, and takes us into new territory.
The idea is simple but utterly charming, and you would need a heart of stone to
resist the appeal of our canine stars.”
Watch the new ad here:
Please note that the ad may have an alternative voice artist in some regions.
Dogs Trust (formerly the National Canine Defence League) is
the largest dog welfare charity in the UK. Their mission is to bring about the
day when all dogs can enjoy a happy life, free from the threat of unnecessary
destruction. They care for around 16,000 dogs at their nationwide network of 18
rehoming centres and vow that no healthy dog is ever destroyed.
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