William Joseph

Battersea Dogs & Cats Home

10 years of increasing awareness for the nation’s favourite animal home

Our aim is to increase awareness for the work of this much-loved animal charity.

What we did

  • Brand guidelines
  • Awareness materials
  • Advertising
  • Annual reviews
  • Paws magazine
  • Film

History, trust and love are central values that underpin the broad range of work we have produced for Battersea over the years.

From the initial branding guidelines through to annual reviews, owner guidance leaflets, campaigns, magazines and film – for over 10 years we have helped Battersea create engaging content that gets noticed.

We developed a set of guidelines that gave detailed guidance for internal and external users.
Illustrations by Jason Chapman help explain training and behavioural advice in a witty and engaging way.
We designed and produced a full suite of education and awareness leaflets, available in print and online.

William Joseph’s enthusiasm for the work we do has helped them integrate themselves into this unique environment, providing us with innovative yet sympathetic work that has set the tone for the identity of the organisation. They provide a service that is second to none and are great fun to work with as well!

Helen Dexter, Director of Communications

Over the years we have produced many of the Home’s award-winning Annual Reviews. We always approach them as an opportunity to look forward, as well as back over the years achievements. 
Focussing on the importance responsible ownership and how it effects the Home’s operations.
Celebrating the ‘beyond the call of duty’ efforts of the Home’s devoted volunteers and staff.
From content and design, through to print, fulfilment and distribution, we’ve designed and produced Paws, the Home’s supporter magazine for over 10 years.
To help promote the Home to the public and stakeholders, we produced a film outlining all of the wonderful work the charity does.

The team at William Joseph is supportive, friendly, professional and flexible, and understands our organisation inside out.

Caroline Stringer, Publications Officer