Our General
Meetings take place at the Brooklyn Senior/Community Center on the
4th Thursday of each month. Meet-and-Greet starts at 6:30 and the
meeting will begin at 7pm.
We welcome
new members and our meetings are open to the public.
June 30th,
2009
We will be having training/orientation sessions for care of
the animals on Monday July 6 at 10 AM and 6 PM. If you
cannot attend one of those sessions please let us know and
we will try to setup an individual session with you. We will
also have someone work with you at your scheduled time until
you feel comfortable being on your own.
We also need to find out what day you would like to be added
to the weekly schedule. Currently we are in need of people
on Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings. It takes about
an hour or two to do the entire pool house by yourself. If
you are scheduled with another volunteer that will be cut in
half.
If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask.
Thanks again for joining our "family" of animal care
givers.
Sue Spiewacki
Health & Welfare
Co-Chair
216-310-5269
Beverly Smith
Chairman
216-459-2736
Valerie Addy
216-862-584
June 26th,
2009
We had a splendid turnout of
volunteers to work the Nautica Charity Poker Fest this
past Tuesday and Wednesday. Due to their efforts and the
management of our Pit Boss, Kit Krause, we were able to
present an organized, smoothly-run operation. We broke
the record for proceeds earned on a Tuesday night at
Nautica. A full report of the income, expenses and
profit realized will be available at our next meeting
Tuesday, July 7 at 6:30 p.m. in the Brooklyn Library.
May 14th,
2009
Congratulations
to Brooklyn High School student, MaryAnne Rosado, winner of The
Brooklyn Animal Shelter Scholarship.
MaryAnn is in the top 10% of her
class and looking forward to a career in nursing.
Any
registered automobile owner in Ohio is eligible to purchase an
Ohio Pet Specialty License plate. Proceeds from the sale of the
plate will go to the Ohio Pet Fund, a nonprofit corporation. Money
in the fund will be used to support programs for the spaying and
neutering of dogs and cats in Ohio, and for the educational programs
about the proper veterinary care of those pets.
Help us to help the stray animals- make a donation:
How to earn Paw Points®:
1. Buy a qualifying package of
Fresh Step® litter. 2. Find the Fresh Step® Paw
Points® code with your package. For help finding your
code, go to our
FAQ. 3. Call,
email
or mail your code to us.
It's that easy!
Looking for a meaningful and lasting gift for a Pet Lover? Donate a Kuranda dog bed to one of our dogs in the name of a friend or family member. A personalized Gift Card will be mailed to them to inform them of the wonderful gift you have selected for them. Donate a Kuranda dog bed.
