ASA Scotland Charity held their annual Purple Poppy Day in Uphall. ‌

Purple Poppy Day is celebrated on August 23 and honours the animals who have served and sacrificed in wars and conflicts worldwide, such as horses, dogs, pigeons, and camels. ‌

Unlike the red poppy which symbolizes fallen human soldiers, the purple poppy specifically recognizes the contributions and hardships faced by service animals. ‌

Lord Lieutenant, Moira Niven MBE, spoke of the importance of remembering the animals who have served for more than a century and who continue to support our Armed Forces and Police Service today. READ MORE: Linlithgow MSP's delight that peak rail fares are gone for good

She said: “I would like to congratulate ASA Scotland Trustees and Members on their 10th anniversary year.

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