In pictures: Weston's first Bully Meet-Up & Beach Walk of 2024

The event, organised by Geordie Bullies Springboard Rescue UK, took place on Saturday, January 13, on Weston Beach.

Dogs of all shapes and sizes attended. (Image: Wanda Kew)Around 30-35 dogs enjoyed the walk. (Image: Wanda Kew)There were some cuties present. (Image: Wanda Kew)People and their dogs from all over North Somerset and even Devon and Gloucester attended.

This included two deaf dogs and a wide variety of pooches.

In total, £181.25 was raised for Geordie Bullies Springboard charity.

Many of the dogs were eager to get started. (Image: Wanda Kew)

There were some very happy faces. (Image: Wanda Kew)Weston walks take place on the second Saturday of the month. (Image: Wanda Kew)People from all over North Somerset and beyond attended. (Image: Wanda Kew)

The charity's website highlights its work: "We are a breed-specific English Bulldog rescue from the UK, whose aim is to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome. And to use our platform to raise awareness about the breed we so dearly love and their struggle.

Bully Meet-Up & Beach Walk. (Image: Wanda Kew)Aggression from the dogs isn't tolerated. (Image: Wanda Kew)Over £180 was raised. (Image: Wanda Kew)This was the first walk on the year. (Image: Wanda Kew)

"Our aim is to educate people about English Bulldogs, their personalities, behaviours and needs.

"We are a foster home-based charity, utilising our many foster/volunteers across the country. English Bulldogs are one of the ultimate companion breeds and need human interaction and love for their health and wellbeing.

"We are a non-profit organization and rely solely on donations from the public to rescue and rehabilitate the bulldogs in our care."

The Weston walks take place on the second Saturday of the month.