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Happy birthday to Epigrafix! It's hard to believe it's actually been twelve months, since it seems to have whizzed by in a breath. 
Like any year, there were lows, when the snows moved in, and the postal service ground to an absolute standstill - not fun at all.
And there have been highs, when we won a couple of super contracts and met a whole bunch of great people, and especially some who have helped us out with advice or information when we've hit dead ends.
Thank you to everyone who h ...

Well done to Sue Rose and the German Shorthaired Pointer Club for raising a whopping £500 for German Shorthaired Pointer Rescue.
We sponsored a range of trophies for the fun dog show (see this post), including Best in Show, and here is a small selection of the lucky prize winners!(See if you can't spot one of our trophies, too!)
Best Puppy in Show

Best in Show

Reserve Best in Show

Good karma all round, and as if that wasn't enough, more charity news coming shortly!

On Saturday 11th June 2011, as part of their Jubilee Celebrations, the German Shorthaired Pointer Club are holding a Fun Dog Show to raise funds and heighten awareness of the German Shorthaired Pointer Rescue.
Unfortunately, like most pedigree breeds, there is a need for a rescue organisation and the German Shorthaired Pointer is no exception. GSP Rescue, which has been run by Sue Pitman for the past thirteen years, has rehomed just over 2,500 dogs.
These dogs have variously been given up by ...

If you happened to be in South East London this Christmas, then you may just have heard the heavenly music of the SE22 Piano School Christmas Concert at Kingsdale School, and Epigrafix were delighted to provide the shields and medals for this year's winners and worthy runners up. (Our immense congratulations to Merlin, below, on winning the Junior Achievement Award!)
Lorraine Liyanage's SE22 Piano School is a busy piano teaching practice in East Dulwich, South London, and whilst some of the man ...

Hearing Dogs for Deaf People, which was launched at Crufts Dog Show in 1982, trains dogs to alert deaf people to specific sounds, and has placed over 1,500 hearing dogs throughout England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Channel Islands.
These valued dogs not only offer greater independence, security and confidence to deaf people, but also companionship, devotion, and trust.
Epigrafix was deeply honoured in October when Hearing Dogs for Deaf People asked us to provide engraved tags f ...