A team of ladies from Calder Vets are putting their best feet forward to push themselves through a gruelling multi-terrain obstacle challenge, all in the name of charity.<\/p>\n
Pretty Muddy is a 5K run organised by Race for Life to raise money for Cancer Research UK and involves crawling through mud pits, climbing over obstacles and running through water.<\/p>\n
Staff members Helen Meegan, Hayley Buddery, Tracy Hemingway, Tiegan Milnes, Amy Crispin, Hannah Johnson, Olivia Crowther, Nicola Shires-Mcguire, Philippa Royston, Kirsty Clark, Gemma Kilby and Caitlyn Summers have all signed up for the event at Temple Newsam, Leeds this Saturday.<\/p>\n
Tracy, Calder\u2019s practice manager said: \u201cI\u2019ve never done anything like this before but I will have a go at anything. I\u2019m doing it for the team and I\u2019m definitely up for the challenge!<\/p>\n
\u201cCancer is an illness that can have an impact on all of us, which is why this is a worthy cause close to our hearts and encouraged us to participate in this event.\u201d<\/p>\n
Cancer Research UK is the world\u2019s largest independent cancer research and awareness charity, which aims to reduce the number of deaths from cancer in the UK.<\/p>\n
The charity relies on fundraising and partnerships efforts to cover the cost of its research and campaigns.<\/p>\n