Sentences with phrase «space for adoption events»
Thank - you to Pet Valu Brooks and Pet Valu Medicine Hat for letting us invade your space for adoption events.
http://www.cleoskarmacaninerescue.com/
Some donate food for the animals in our programs, while others provide space for our adoption events.
Not exact matches
In - kind (non-cash) contributions can include donations of office equipment, printing services, accounting services, veterinary care, office supplies, pet food and animal handling equipment, mailing lists, training, meeting space, refreshments for meetings and events, furniture, free advertising space (to put adoption ads in newspapers, for example), legal advice, land, billboard space, vaccines and medical supplies.
Janet Berwick, owner of http://paddywack.net/ in Mill Creek offers space in her store for adoptable cats, sponsors fundraisers for various rescue group, works with property owners to find storefronts for major adoption events which she sponsors, has generously helped homeless cats with medical needs, and supports numerous rescue groups in the Puget Sound.
Your Pet Space is proud to be a sponsor for this wonderful event, Greater Cincinnati's largest companion animal adoption event.
Our Brynne Smith Memorial Campus and Adoption Center is located in beautiful north Scottsdale and boasts fabulous indoor and outdoor spaces perfect for this event.
At the event, all cats and kittens will be available for adoption for $ 50 to make space for more kittens born during the height of kitten season.
In addition, the outdoor space will be utilized for our Pit Bull Proud summer adoption events.
Check this space often for updates about our animal shelter and learn about pet adoptions, fundraising, auctions, donations, bake sales, dinner parties, hosting events, Woofstock and so much more!
PetSmart generously donates cage space for our cat program, and the time and space to hold our dog and cat adoption events.
The $ 7 million facility will house a large, cageless adoption center (with kitty condos for those who prefer their own space), a low - cost veterinary clinic, a pet food pantry, a community space for events, and Chicago's very first cat café (squee!).