# Get on the dog and bone, say PDSA

- Link: https://fundraising.co.uk/2008/06/12/get-dog-and-bone-say-pdsa/
- Published: 2008-06-12T11:34:39+01:00
- Author: Howard Lake

**Veterinary charity PDSA has launched the first charity mobile phone pay-as-you-
go SIM card, the “PDSA Dog and Bone”. Working with Nomi Mobile, the charity’s new
SIM cards will raise funds for its free veterinary services for pets in need of 
vets.**

For every PDSA Dog and Bone £5 top-up card sold, £1.50 is received by the charity.
While stocks last, customers will get a free PDSA Dog and Bone SIM card with every
£5 top-up purchased in store. PDSA Dog and Bone cards can be topped-up in denominations
of £5, £10 and £20.

SIMs and top-ups can be bought online at www.pdsa.org.uk, or in the charity’s 179
shops UK-wide. Top-ups can also be purchased at 80,000 locations nationwide. The
charity receives up to 10% of any top-up income generated.

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PDSA say that the sim cards “offer some of the most competitive call rates on the
market”, with UK call rates at 15p a minute to other mobiles, and 13p to landlines
and 9p for texts.

PDSA Head of Trading, David Facer, said: “We’re confident that mobile ‘phone users,
particularly those conscientious bargain hunters who have an eye for both value 
and charity, will see the clear cost benefits of switching to ‘PDSA Dog and Bone’.”

www.pdsa.org.uk/dogandbone

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