From the British paper The Observer comes this story, the second on our blog about dolphins and Katrina:
Events
Chicago-area benefit to aid pets devastated by Hurricane Katrina
By Miranda Hersey Helin on 09/19/2005MARDI GROWL: The Chicago Veterinary Medical Association, Steve Dale, host of Pet Central and in cooperation with the House of Blues Hotel, will host a benefit to support the efforts of the animals affected by Hurricane Katrina.
Mass. area residents can support Katrina relief fundraiser
By Miranda Hersey Helin on 09/09/2005MasterPeace Dog Training, located in Franklin, Mass., is holding a Doggie Yard Sale on October 1 at 9:00 a.m. to benefit dogs impacted by Hurricane Katrina.
MasterPeace is seeking the following: Donations of new or gently used (but clean) dog items, such as beds, toys, equipment (sealed food OK, but no medication). Please drop donations off to MasterPeace by September 26. Volunteers and monetary donations are needed too. You can also support this effort by shopping at the yard sale. Funds raised (and leftover goods) will aid in fostering dogs rescued from the devastated area, or will be donated to a responding animal relief organization.
Katrina and the Animals: How you can help save desperate pets in the Gulf Coast
By KPCT on 09/08/2005The most silent victims of Hurricane Katrina may be tens of thousands of pets that either died during the storm and ensuing flood or were left behind by owners who in some cases were not allowed to evacuate with their beloved animals. Many organizations are rescuing abandoned animals and helping to reunite them with their families. Many rescue organizations need money, crates, and animal beds. Foster families are also needed. Click here for information on how you can help.
Premier to Sponsor ClickerExpo
By Aaron Clayton on 09/08/2005Karen Pryor Clickertraining is pleased to announce that Premier Pet Products has become a sponsor of the 2005-2006 season of ClickerExpo, the training and educational seminar for dog and animial enthusiasts, professional trainers, veterinarians and behaviorists.
