Yorkshire-Based Purr And Mutt Crowns The Nation’s Messiest Pet

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The UK’s muckiest pup has officially been crowned! Online pet-portrait brand, Purr & Mutt, has been on the hunt for the UK’s most lovable, cheekiest and messiest pet in its nation-wide competition – and the results are in.   

Meet the winner, Chester, who has a penchant for jumping in muddy puddles and soaking his owners in any nearby water. 

After discovering that pet ownership increased by 18% over the course of the last year, the team at Purr & Mutt decided to connect with pet parents across the country by launching a competition to find the nation’s messiest pet.   

Almost taking the crown were runner-ups, Sprocket from Bexhill-on-Sea who also loves mud, and Buffy & Willow from Cardiff, who are a gardener’s delight!  

But taking the official title of the Nation’s Messiest Pet, is 8-month-old Chester, from Lydney in Gloucestershire. To reward Chester (and his owners) of his naughtiness, Purr & Mutt have gifted him a free personalised pet portrait from their unique collection.  

Commenting on the win, Chester’s owner, Evette Williams, said: “It was such a joy to find out that Chester won Purr & Mutt’s Messy Pets competition! He certainly is a cheeky thing and I’m sure he’ll be jumping in some muddy puddles to celebrate. I can’t wait to see our personalised pet portrait!”  

Carlos Ortiz, Designer at Purr & Mutt, said: “We absolutely loved filtering through our competition entries and seeing what all of our furry friends get up to across Britain when they’re left alone. A huge congratulations to our winner and runner-ups – and commiserations to their owners! We hope the prizes are a nice treat for you.”  

For more information about Purr & Mutt, or for you to create your own pet portrait, head to: www.purrandmutt.com

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