and so does NCDL Evesham!
NCDL
Canine Carer Lis Witts has been awarded the City and Guilds
Medal of Excellence for her performance in the NVQ Animal
Care Level 2. In recognition of her great achievement, the
NCDL gave Lis their very own certificate of merit at the charitys
Annual General Meeting on 13th June.
Lis is the first of the charitys Canine Carers to complete
their NVQ level 2 in Animal Care. Lis has worked as a Canine
Carer at the NCDLs Evesham re-homing centre for around four
years. She was one of just 120 pupils across the country to
be awarded a Medal of Excellence. Studying for her NVQ in
Animal Care (level 2) during 2000, Lis eventually completed
the course in December 2001.
Lis said: I am delighted to have won the Medal of Excellence
as I absolutely love all animals, not just dogs. It is especially
exciting to receive the special award from the NCDL as it
shows that they too are proud of my achievement.
As well as receiving a special certificate from the chairman
of the NCDL, Philip Prain, Lis also attended an awards ceremony
in the Marriott hotel, London, on the 16th July having travelled
from her home in Worcestershire especially for the event,
leaving her three rescue dogs safely at home.
Liss individual achievement also reflects well on the
rehoming centre where she works, and NCDL Evesham has received
a certificate of excellence.