Vote for Pet Idol 2022 in today's Isle of Wight County Press – Isle of Wight County Press

We asked you to send in your pet pictures for our Isle of Wight County Press Pet Idol 2022 competition – and you sent us scores of fabulous photos.
There are more than 170 pet pictures inside today’s County Press (Friday, June 24) and we want you to grab a copy of the paper, pick out your favourite and vote for them.
The voting coupon is within our eight-page Pet Idol supplement – simply fill it in, cut it out and send it to the address on the coupon by next Friday (July 1).
The winner of Pet Idol 2022 will receive a £50 voucher, and terms and conditions apply.
DID YOU KNOW…
The County Press runs a wide range of competitions throughout the year, so it is always worth keeping an eye on us!
If you missed Pet Idol, but would like your pet featured in the newspaper and online, why not submit  your pictures for our regular Star Pets features.
Simply click on the submissions box below to send photos and details to us for Star Pets. 
Have you got pet who is your best friend? Send us your photos and we may use them in the newspaper or online.
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