Paws For a Cause

Posted by: Cat Diaries on 25 Feb 2011

Cat Diaries invites you to join Dr Katrina Warren and the Wonderdogs for disaster relief

As Cat Diaries reported here, the recent floods in Queensland and Victoria, followed by the impact of Cyclone Yasi, haven’t only taken a toll on the human inhabitants. Pets and livestock have suffered, too.

So Dr Katrina Warren and the Wonderdogs would like you and, if you have one, your dog to pack a picnic and join them for a special community event to raise funds for the animals and their families affected by the recent disasters. Registration costs just $10 per adult (children are free), with all money raised going to the Animal Welfare League NSW. Alternatively, you can make a donation at www.awlnsw.com.au.

The event is taking place this Sunday, 27 February, 2011, at Callan Park, Rozelle, NSW, from 3pm onwards and features a great line-up, including…

• Wonderdog trick shows, training and agility
• Dog competitions, such as ‘musical sit’ and a trick competition
• A colouring competition for kids
• An opportunity to meet Dr Katrina, plus other celebs celebrities and their dogs
• Photo opportunities with the Wonderdogs, sponsored by The Advantage Family
• Raffle
• Pet photographer
• Community choir

Just remember that all dogs must be kept on leads.

The culmination of the event takes place at 5pm with the creation of a Community Memory Tree. In a ceremony led by celebrant Victoria Spence, you’ll have the opportunity to celebrate your pets and what they bring to your life and honour all the animals who died in the floods and cyclone. Bring a photo of a pet you would like to remember to add to the Memory Tree, or you can make a memorial on the day (some materials will be available).

We hope to see you there!

• Click here for more information or, call (02) 8899 3333 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting              (02) 8899 3333      end_of_the_skype_highlighting. If you can’t make it to Callan Park on Sunday, you can still make a donation at www.awlnsw.com.au.

Image sourced from: awlnsw.com.au & blogs.citypages.com

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