Animal Services Business Secures Council Grant for Expansion

Full Moon Animal Services receives £750 Business Incentive Grant from Test Valley Borough Council to fund growth and meet increasing demand.

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A local animal care business, Full Moon Animal Services, has received a £750 Business Incentive Grant from Test Valley Borough Council to support its expansion and meet growing demand.

Full Moon Animal Services, a local business run by Ronnie Hunter, provides pet sitting and dog walking services within the Test Valley area. Hunter brings extensive experience working with animals, including previous roles in zoo environments and at the Hawk Conservancy Trust.
The business has cultivated a loyal customer base, largely through word-of-mouth referrals. The newly acquired grant funding will be allocated towards purchasing essential equipment to facilitate the continued growth of the business and address the increasing demand for its services.
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"The support from Test Valley Borough Council has given me a fantastic start to building Full Moon Animal Services. It's helping me turn years of experience and a passion for animals into a business of my own, and I'm really excited to see where it goes."

Ronnie Hunter · Founder
St Mary’s ward councillor Jan Budzynski commented on the development, stating: "It's always encouraging to see local residents turning their skills and experience into successful businesses. Ronnie's passion for animal welfare and dedication to providing a high-quality service are clear, and I wish her every success for the future."
Test Valley Borough Council actively supports local enterprises through various initiatives, including the Business Incentive Grant. This grant is designed to assist new businesses within Test Valley in achieving their objectives and contributing to the local economy. Applicants must apply within eight weeks of commencing trade, with awards granted after a minimum of six months of operation.
Based on information from the official source: Test Valley Borough Council (14/10/2026)