Supermodel Jodie Kidd, her sister Jemma and niece Amber, modelled Puffa’s limited edition charity polo shirts to help raise awareness of Puffa’s serious about Strangles campaign.

Puffa have designed a limited edition charity Strangles polo shirt to support the British Horse Society and the Animal Health Trust and help raise £250,000 towards vital Strangles research.


In an exclusive photo shoot with Puffa, Jodie and Jemma modelled the polo shirts whilst riding their horses and spending time with their dogs. Amber had great fun on the day and loved wearing the junior size Puffa Strangles polo shirt.

Jodie Kidd’s first ever photo shoot was with Puffa, when she was 17, and she was delighted to support their Serious about Strangles campaign:

I am honoured to be working closely with Puffa to support their serious about strangles campaign. I have seen first hand the devastating effects of this disease; how it closes down yards, the suffering it causes, and I am delighted to be part of such a worth while campaign.

Jemma Kidd added, we have both grown up wearing Puffa, the polo shirts look fantastic and we hope that people will show their support for the campaign by wearing one.

Jodie, Jemma and Amber are modelling the Navy, Ice blue and white polo shirts, but it is also comes in candy pink. A unisex fit is also available.

Puffa are delighted to be working with The British Horse Society and the Animal Health Trust for this really worthwhile cause.

Top equestrian magazine Horse and Hound are also hugely supporting the campaign, more information can be found on their website www.horseandhound.co.uk

The Puffa Strangles polo shirts will be available to buy online from July 7th, or you can pre order yours now.
Order on line at www.seriousaboutstrangles.co.uk,
or call 0800 432 0454 or visit your local Puffa stockist.

Please visit the Puffa stand at The Royal International show at Hickstead from July 25th- 29th for great advice from the Animal Health Trust, and to purchase an exclusive Puffa Strangles polo shirt at the event.

Strangles Facts
Strangles is the most commonly diagnosed infectious disease of horses world wide Clinical signs include fever, profuse nasal discharge and abscessed lymph nodes of the head and neck. The swelling of these lymph nodes may, in severe cases, restrict the air way, hence the name 'strangles.'
 
For more information please contact Hayley Sparkes, e-mail hayley@puffa.com or call (01473) 834701.