Have you had an experience involving Pumpkin and Friends Charity that you would like to share? Whether you have raised concerns, asked questions, witnessed something troubling or simply feel your experience has not been heard, we want to hear from you.

Our aim is to listen, examine the facts and help ensure that legitimate questions are addressed with openness, transparency and accountability.

HAVE YOU RAISED CONCERNS?

We would like to hear directly from individuals, businesses or organisations who raised concerns or questioned the actions or practices of Pumpkin and Friends Charity or its trustees and subsequently experienced one or more of the following:

• You were blocked or otherwise prevented from engaging with the charity through its social media accounts.

• You received a threat or warning of legal action, whether by email, letter, private message or other correspondence.

• You were not given an opportunity to respond to statements or allegations made about you, your business or your organisation.

• Your attempts to raise or discuss your concerns were otherwise refused, restricted, shut down or placed in the public domain without your permission.

We are interested in first-hand experiences only. We will ask you to provide supporting evidence, such as screenshots, emails, letters, messages or other relevant correspondence. Please retain original copies.

NAMED AND SHAMED OTHERS

We are seeking to hear from individuals, businesses and charities who have received private correspondence from Pumpkin and Friends Charity and/or any of its trustees in which another identifiable individual, business or charity was named and accused of harassment, damaging property, or other misconduct including being the subject of a police investigation or Charity Commission case.

We are only interested only in correspondence sent privately to you, including emails, letters, WhatsApp or other private messages. We would ask that you retain and provide the original correspondence wherever possible.

We would also like to hear from anyone who has received anonymous private correspondence of this nature where they have genuine reasons and supporting evidence for believing that it originated from Pumpkin and Friends Charity or any of its trustees. Please do not contact us on the basis of speculation alone; we will need to understand the evidence supporting that belief.

WHEELIE GOOD FRIENDS – NEGATIVE EXPERIENCE

We would like to hear directly from families who received a wheelchair for their dog through the Pumpkin and Friends Charity – Wheelie Good Friends programme, whose dog experienced problems, injury, deterioration or another negative outcome during or after using it, and who ultimately regretted getting or using the wheelchair.

We are interested in first-hand experiences only. We are not seeking general opinions, rumours or accounts of what happened to somebody else. We will ask you to provide supporting evidence, such as screenshots, emails, letters, messages or other relevant correspondence. Please retain original copies.

UNDER PRESSURE TO COMPLY

We are seeking first-hand experiences from participants in the Pumpkin and Friends Charity Wheelie Good Friends programme concerning communications they received, expectations placed upon them, and their experiences surrounding the Disability Dog Walk held on 24 May 2026.

BACKGROUND: In a recorded live video approximately 67 days before the Disability Dog Walk, Pumpkin and Friends Charity Trustee Richard Blogg discussed participants in the Wheelie Good Friends programme.

During that video, he stated:

“Over the weekend, I’m doing a video for my Wheelies. To be honest, the purpose of the video is not for the Wheelies who are good, turn up, give us updates without chasing, NOT ARSEHOLES, maybe I shouldn’t have said that word, but this is to the, I would say 75% of  them who are ABSOLUTELY USELESS. Yes, they have their dogs in wheels, do they support us as a charity… no.”

In a subsequent recorded video concerning the Disability Dog Walk, Richard Blogg stated, among other things:

“On the sore subject of Wheelies, people say they can’t attend because it’s too far, or they’ve stubbed a toe, it’s too windy, it’s too wet, it’s too sunny, we’ve heard all the excuses. There’s no excuses. The Disability Dog Walk is only going to be a success if you, the Wheelies come to the event… the name is in the title. This is where Wheelies need to turn up and show your support. I’m going to personally contact every single Wheelie, with an invite to the disability dog walk.”

We are not asking the public to form conclusions about the recordings, nor are we expressing a conclusion about the reasons individual Wheelie Good Friends participants did or did not attend the event.

WE WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM: Wheelie Good Friends participants who believe they were among those being referred to in these communications.

We recognise that Wheelie Good Friends participants may have agreed to provide updates to the charity as part of receiving equipment. We are not seeking accounts merely because the charity requested an update in accordance with a contract.

Our request is specifically for people who believe the manner, frequency or circumstances of the contact caused them concern or made them feel pressured, distressed or uncomfortable, or who received communications concerning the return of equipment or possible legal action.

We would be interested to know whether Jodie Marsh was also required to submit weekly updates under the Wheelie Good Friends scheme when she was provided a wheelchair for her paralised lamb.

Or was she given a free pass?

After all, surely the rules apply equally to everyone — unless, of course, some Wheelie Good Friends are more equal than others.

We are gathering this information in order to document and establish the facts surrounding individual experiences. We are not asking anyone to draw conclusions or make public allegations. All communications, correspondence and information shared with us will be treated with the utmost confidentiality. Please contact us privately via email at contact@pumpkinandfriendsonlyfacts.com.

We are appealing for a copy of a potentially significant Facebook Live broadcast from 7 June 2026.

We have received information alleging that, during this broadcast, Pumpkin and Friends Charity trustee Richard Blogg made a deeply disturbing remark suggesting that most of the “Wheelies”, ought to be put down.

We understand that the broadcast was subsequently restarted, with CEO Tammie Fox reportedly stating:

“Hi guys I’m back again sorry I thought I had it on pause so I didn’t think you’d be able to hear what was being said please don’t repeat what you heard. Please so yeah move on I’ve deleted it now I assumed it was I’d pressed pause.”

If these accounts are accurate, they raise extremely serious questions about what was said, why viewers were allegedly asked not to repeat it, and why the original recording was reportedly deleted.

We have not independently verified the alleged remarks and are seeking the original footage to establish precisely what occurred.

If you witnessed this Facebook Live or have a recording from 7 June 2026, please contact us in the strictest confidence. Your information could be vital in establishing the facts.