The RSPCA has announced two Snowdon events as part of its 2025 fundraising challenges.
The charity is calling on animal lovers to join the Snowdon Triple event on 18-19 August and the Snowdon at Night event on 19-20 July and 4-5 October.
The events are part of the RSPCA's annual effort to raise funds for their work in rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming animals across the country.
Abi Mustard, events manager at the RSPCA, said: "If you’re looking for an exciting challenge to set yourself for the New Year, look no further.
"We have so many opportunities across Wales for animal lovers to find a challenge to suit them, from running or trekking to something more adrenaline-pumped like a bungee jump - it’s the perfect time to set yourself a challenge for 2025 and do something amazing for animals at the same time."
The RSPCA is also offering other events throughout the year, including the Chepstow Half Marathon on 26 January, the ABP Newport Wales Marathon on 13 April, the Tour of Pembrokeshire on 24 May, and the Cardiff Half Marathon on 5 October.
Ms Mustard added: "Together, our voices will be stronger than ever.
"This is your chance to feel great, get fit, have fun and be creative with Team Animal, so why not request a fundraising pack now?"
Fundraisers will receive support from the day they sign up, including an RSPCA fundraising pack, an RSPCA branded running vest or technical t-shirt for their event when they reach £50 in fundraising and cheering goodies for friends and family.
Last year, animal lover Jack McGuinness completed one full marathon every month across the country, raising almost £1,400 for the RSPCA.
For those looking for an even bigger challenge, the RSPCA is also offering national and international challenges, including the National Three Peaks Challenge, the Icelandic Lava Challenge, the Sumatra Jungle Challenge, and Ben Nevis at Night.
By signing up for a fundraising effort, people can help the RSPCA carry out its vital animal welfare work, and help inspire everyone to create a better world for every animal.
Meanwhile, as the festive period approaches, the RSPCA has launched its Join The Christmas Rescue campaign and is calling on the public to support the initiative to ensure rescuers can continue their life-saving work during the busy winter period.
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