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46 Events maltatoday, SUNDAY, 10 APRIL 2016 New subscribers get GO's Home Pack Interactive free for two months CUSTOMERS who subscribe to GO's Limitless Home Pack Inter- active packages can enjoy all the benefits which the service offers for free for the first two months. The Limitless Home Pack offer includes up to 35Mbps internet with premium TV entertain- ment with GO Interactive TV Features such as Restart, Catch- Up, Pause, Rewind and Record, limitless calls at home and up to 400 mobile community minutes. In addition, customers can also make use of the free TV Any- where service which comes for free on up to two devices. This offer is being made avail- able to new GO customers, ex- isting GO Home Pack Silver Interactive customers who opt to upgrade to the Home Pack In- teractive Gold package, and GO customers currently subscribed to DTTV who choose to upgrade to either the Gold or Silver Lim- itless Home Pack Interactive packages. GO's Limitless Home Pack Silver Interactive package offers over 70 interactive TV channels, limitless phone calls to all GO fixed line numbers, limitless internet and mobile benefits. In addition, the Gold Interactive package offers limit- less phone calls to all local fixed line numbers and over 100 inter- active TV channels. The interactive TV features offered by both packages al- low customers to catchup on a vast on-demand library of pro- grammes from the last 7 days, restart any programme live, pause, rewind, and record pro- grammes with up to 20 hours of recording time. GO Limitless Home Pack Silver and Gold In- teractive customers also benefit from 3 months free Fast Inter- net up to 35Mbps. More information is available from www.go.com.mt/home- pack, from all GO retail outlets and exclusive resellers or by calling Freephone 8007 2121. Terms and conditions apply. MSPCA pushes for animal welfare laws to be enforced THE Malta Society for the Pro- tection and Care of Animals (MSPCA) has many a time ap- plauded the improvement of laws that protect the welfare of animals. The Animal Welfare Act of 2002 with its numer- ous additions and amendments over the years, the Electronic Identification of Dogs regula- tions of 2012 and other regu- lations on the sale of animals and minimum standards for animal sanctuaries are primary examples of such upgrading, al- though there is always room for improvement. Following the case of the horse whipped in Maghtab, where a magistrate found that the man had good reason to whip it to "protect" a toddler, MSPCA is questioning the validity of such improved laws if their enforce- ment is mediocre at best. Now that a new case of a horse being whipped indiscriminately has arisen, just days ago, and this time in a public place, which in- dicates the sentiment that there should be no shame associated with causing distress to an ani- mal which is already in a com- promised situation, MSPCA hopes that the authorities will take this opportunity to enforce the laws and have justice for this innocent animal. MSPCA will be attending the protest against animal cruelty held on the 17 April in St Ju- lian's and invites the public to do the same to show their dis- may at such cruel treatment of animals. GasanMamo Insurance lends a helping hand to Puttinu GASANMAMO Insurance is con- stantly supporting great causes! As part of their on-going efforts to en- rich the community, the company lent a helping hand in the thirteenth edition of the Puttinu Cares Good Friday walk, which took place on Friday 25 March 2016. A group of dedicated employees also partici- pated in the walk. It was once again an early start for this year's participants, who com- menced the annual walk to Senglea, from Misraħ iz-Zjara tal-Papa in Mellieħa at 2:00am. Participants covered thirty kilometres of ground in approximately four hours. Water stations dotted the route, and re- freshments were made available to give participants a well-needed en- ergy boost throughout the journey. Upon completion of the walk, each participant received a certificate of participation. Last year 10,000 peo- ple took part in the charity walk, raising a staggering €101,000 for Puttinu Cares. The Puttinu Cares Cancer sup- port group was set up in 2002. This group offers a holistic approach of care giving for families with chil- dren suffering from cancer. Gasan- Mamo once again gave their sup- port in this charity event, which aligns with the company's philoso- phy of corporate social responsibil- ity towards the wider community, by providing quality care for cancer stricken children, and support for their families.