I’ve profiled Pilots and Paws on this blog before, but i just stumbled onto their Facebook page and wanted to share this priceless picture. Just look at that face!
Please visit their page and support them if you can!
There is a wonderful organization named Bows-N-Ties, that is partnering with the San Francisco SPCA to raise money and awareness about the problem of dog overpopulation. Here’s how they describe the project: Continue reading Dogs-N-Ties→
WORCESTER, MA – A dog can make a big difference in a kid’s life — but having a canine companion can be a life-changing event for a child with a disability who gets paired with a trained service dog.
Matthew has Asperger’s Syndrome, a condition that makes it difficult and terrifying to go out in public and interact with people. After he received his service dog, “Quincy,” the 8-year-old started coming out of his shell and his precocious intelligence began to shine. “I love my dog because he helps me with a lot of things that sometimes I can’t control,” said Matt. “Sometimes I’m crying in a crowd, and Quincy helps me a ton by licking and kissing me so I feel better. He helps me talk to people.” Continue reading Help Canines for Disabled Kids earn a $1,000 Grant→
Kind of by accident, I ended up with several articles to post this past week that focused on philanthropy in one way or another. Did you get a chance to donate to any of the causes?
The American Humane Association’s Hero Dog awards are on right now on Hallmark Channel. Sorry I didn’t tell you beforehand. Somehow I missed it! Anyways, congratulations to Betty White on receiving the association’s Legacy award for her lifetime commitment to bettering the life of all animals.
Scooby-Doo, Cesar Millan and friends are headed to the National Mall in Washington, DC on September 29th, 2012 for the 2nd Annual National Family Pack Walk event. This is not your average walk in the park; they will be walking to save the lives of dogs at this year’s event.
Cesar Millan will kick-off the event with a 1.5 mile Pack Walk. Upon completion of the walk, attendees will return to the event area for an afternoon filled with fun, mystery, education and much more presented by Scooby-Doo, Mutt-i-grees®, North Shore Animal League America and other partners.
Not going to be in DC? There are also walks taking place in many states, as well as an online virtual walk so you can participate from the comfort of your easy chair.
All of the proceeds from the event will benefit the Cesar Millan Foundation’s continued efforts to help rescue, rehabilitate and re-home abused and abandoned dogs.