Pets Magazine’s Editor Marie Carter speaks to Marc Abraham about his his love of animals and his campaigning work as the founder of PupAid.

Marc is also interviewed in the July edition of Pets Magazine.

Marc began his TV career as resident vet on ‘The Paul O’Grady Show’, and has since appeared giving pet advice on BBC Breakfast, ITV’s ‘This Morning’, ‘Alan Titchmarsh Show’, ‘Good Morning Britain’ (previously Daybreak), ‘It’s Me Or the Dog’, ‘Crufts’, ‘Animal Rescue Live’, as well as a series on Sky One called ‘My Pet Shame’ alongside Gavin & Stacey’s Joanna Page. As well as TV, Marc has also written two books: Vet on Call, and Pets in Need.

Marc also campaigns for numerous animal welfare issues including microchipping, rescue pet adoption, responsible breeding, and against puppy farming. In 2009 he set up PupAid, a national puppy farming awareness campaign that involves an annual fun dog show in London as well as being responsible for the biggest pet welfare petition of all time, part of his relentless lobbying of MPs in Westminster to positively influence laws affecting our nation’s pets.