A group of German Shepherds and their owners came together for a charity walk to raise money for a rescue charity.
The Wiltshire Social Walk, held at Tedworth House Polo Grounds in Tidworth, brought together more than 17 dogs and their owners on Sunday, November 1.
Despite chilly weather and thick fog, the event raised £204.50 for German Shepherd Rescue South (GSRS).
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Katy, the event organiser, said: "We are so grateful to everyone who braved the cold and foggy weather yesterday to support the walk.
"Seeing over 17 of these wonderful dogs out together is always a magnificent sight, and raising £204.50 makes the chilly morning more than worth it.
"Every penny raised helps GSRS continue their vital work caring for rescue dogs in need."
The charity is run entirely by volunteers and focuses on rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming German Shepherds in need across the south of England.
GSRS has announced two festive social walks in December, including a Secret Santa Paws gift exchange for the dogs.
The Wiltshire Social Walk will take place on Sunday, December 6, followed by the Whiteley Social Walk, in Hampshire, on Sunday, December 13.
Attendees are encouraged to bring a wrapped dog gift, excluding poultry treats due to dietary sensitivities.
More information is available at german-shepherd-rescue-hampshire.org.uk.
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