Sentences with phrase «make maddie»

This option allows you to make Maddie's ® Shelter Medicien Program at Cornel the remainder beneficiary of a trust you create during your lifetime while retaining income for yourself and / or that of a second beneficiary.

If you weren't able to make the Maddie's Shelter Medicine Program at Cornell University two - day conference earlier this year, Maddie's InstituteSM is bringing it to you online.

Deanna does everything to make Maddie ashamed of her.

Thank you to all our supporters who made Maddie's ® Pet Adoption Days in Phoenix last year one of the biggest and best free pet adoption events ever in Maricopa County!

Dr. Kaplan's lab confirmed that the heartworms were indeed drug resistant, making Maddie the first pet in the U.S. to be infected by this new strain.

Not exact matches

I made these soda floats the other day for Maddie.

These are so easy that my daughter Maddie makes them on her own.

Maddie — oh i do think they can be made earlier and frozen.

Last year I made her this lemon sponge birthday cake and covered it in sugar flowers and told you all how much I love Maddie, if you want to read that.

Maddie loves banoffee pie so I decided to make a four - layer caramel mud cake with banana and cream filling and chocolate ganache covering the entire thing.

Hi Maddie, It doesn't make it softer, but it helps to thin the chocolate so that it's not as thick.

Hi Maddie — you made me laugh.

The name can be shortened adorably as Mads or Maddie as well making it perfect for a baby girl to grow in to as well.

I was the lucky dinner guest at my good friend Maddie's this past week, and she created this inspired salad alongside a beautiful meal that included baked chicken and green beans with a lovely home made pesto... we sat outside and enjoyed a Colorado sunset.

Maddie Elise Nutrition aims to make women's health digestible!

Alta Moda Bride Maddie was married in low - back wedding dress from Australian designer Made With Love that perfectly matched her easy - going personality.

Great plan, except that Deanna insists on going to the same college where Maddie is enrolled, setting up an intergenerational, interfamilial odd - couple buddy - comedy scenario that the film never makes the most of.

When Deanna makes her first visit to the sorority house and seemingly embarrasses Maddie with her enthusiasm and her over-sharing (and just being Maddie's mom in such a setting), it's reasonable to expect Maddie's friends to be horrified — but they take an instant liking to Deanna and embrace her as their friend.

Maddie, a deaf - mute author whose idyllic suburban home inadvertently makes her a perfect target for senselessly random acts of violence via a no - longer - charming John Gallagher Jr., appears to be a traditional final girl in her very DNA.

Making matters better but also more awkward, Deanna is taken in by Maddie's sorority sisters, resulting in a middle aged awakening for the ages, and what about this young buck that seems love stricken, Jack (Luke Benward)?

Deanna makes fast friends with the other students in Maddie's sorority.

This conference is made possible by generous grants from Maddie's Fund, the ASPCA, and the University of Florida Office of Research.

The transformation being made for animals by the Maddie's Shelter Medicine Program at UF is a global one, and there are few better examples than the changes accomplished by Australian alum Ann Enright, BVMS, MRCVS.

We would like to thank Maddie's Fund ® and a generous donor for the incredible support that makes these externship awards possible.

«We are all still grappling with how to make practical use of this finding,» said Dr. Julie Levy of the Maddie's Shelter Medicine Program at UF.

Animals are the big winners thanks to scholarships made available to three students in the Maddie's ® Shelter Medicine Program by the Nestlé Purina PetCare Company.

Our scholarship sponsors have made it possible for these veterinarians and veterinary students to enhance their shelter medicine skills with online education from Maddie's Shelter Medicine Program.

It was the fulfillment of a promise made to Maddie while playing together on the living room rug, that if they ever had any money, they would give back to her and her kind, so that other families could experience the immense joy they have with her.

Maddie deserves a home that will make her feel special.

In fact, Maddie's Fund's own Dr. Laurie Peek, a veterinarian in Dane County, adopted her Collie, Juno, through a connection made on their site seven years ago.

In partnership with Maddie's Fund and the Ad Council, we run the Shelter Pet Project to make adoption from your organizations the first choice for every animal lover.

According to his mom, Maddie, Joey is certainly a member of the pack made up of Chester, a 12 - year - old Schnauzer / Shi Tzu mix, and Sadie, a 4 year - old Silky Terrier, adopted from Animal League America as a puppy mill rescue two years ago.

Kate Hurley, DVM, MPVM; Julie Levy, DVM, PhD, DACVIM; Rich Avanzino; Jon Cicirelli; and Holly Sizemore July 2013 In Part Two of Making the Case for a Paradigm Shift in Community Cat Management, Maddie's Fund ® will present some of the nation's leading experts on animal sheltering and community cats in a comprehensive Q&A panel discussion on the information in Dr. Hurley's webcast.

They promised her they would honor that love by founding Maddie's Fund and helping make this country a safe and loving place for all of her kind.

«Maddie's Center will be a testing ground for new marketing methods, protocols and remedies to make it easier and less costly to treat and place homeless pets who are sick, injured or poorly behaved.

The Advertising Council, in partnership with The Humane Society of the United States and Maddie's Fund, announced today the launch of The Shelter Pet Project, a national public service advertising (PSA) campaign, designed to encourage pet lovers throughout the country to make shelters their first choice for acquiring companion animals.

«This is a huge step toward making America a no - kill nation,» said Laurie Peek, Executive Leadership Team, Maddie's Fund.

August 17, 2016 Maddie's Fund ®, a national family foundation based in Pleasanton, CA, awarded Portraits of Hope (POH) $ 300,000 to support their public art initiative to make animal shelters more inviting, appealing and attractive public spaces to help drive people to those venues to adopt dogs and cats in need of a home.

PLEASANTON, CA --(April 19, 2017)- Maddie's Fund ®, a national family foundation established by Dave and Cheryl Duffield to revolutionize the status and well - being of companion animals, has made a $ 100,000 investment in Shelter Animals Count.

Maddie's InsitituteSM is proud to be part of that movement, and also happy to shine a light on all the other organizations that are making it happen.

April 19, 2017 Maddie's Fund, a national family foundation established by Dave and Cheryl Duffield to revolutionize the status and well - being of companion animals, has made a $ 100,000 investment in Shelter Animals Count.

As for the record - making adoption numbers, Maddie's Fund will be submitting them to the Guinness Book of World Records.

However, two charitable organizations — Maddie's Foundation and PetSmart Charities — have provided grants for ChattaNeuter so it may make 2018 a better year for cats and dogs by neutering and spaying them NOW.

Maddie's Institute is the «academic division» of Maddie's Fund, and it has produced and made available a series of informational videos and webcasts on shelter medicine and other topics.

Maddie's Certificate in Shelter Medicine is a one - of - a-kind program designed to provide veterinary students with specialized knowledge to make a difference for shelter pets.

The Duffields named Maddie's Fund after their Miniature Schnauzer Maddie, who always made them laugh and comforted them during stressful business times when Dave was launching a startup software company.

Similar to the «Same Day Pups» campaign that Rokkan and The HSUS launched in 2015, this latest work was made possible through a generous grant from Maddie's Fund, a family foundation created in 1994 by Workday co-founder Dave Duffield and his wife, Cheryl.

The Duffields have been criticized for making it tough to get money from Maddie's Fund, but they have a clear idea of their agenda and are determined to stick to their plan.

Maddie's Fund has awarded $ 610,000 for the first year and will make approximately $ 2.5 million dollars available to the project.

Now, thanks to an educational grant from PetSmart Charities, they're making their training program and materials available to veterinarians, veterinary students, and veterinary technicians from all over the U.S. «Our vision is to train an army of veterinarians to spay and neuter America's community cats,» said Dr. Julie Levy, the founder of Operation Catnip and director of the Maddie's Shelter Medicine Program at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine.