FOX Fursday Interview

Meet These Organizations with Animals Looking for Homes

Second Time Around
Chester County SPCA
Delaware County SPCA
Prancing Paws Rescue
Purfect Paws Rescue
Big Paws Big Hearts
All4Paws Rescue



Or call 610-585-0324 for more information

FOX Fursday... World Animal Day Celebration

MacGregor, a 16 hand Percheron from New Hope, Pennsylvania was born in 1984. He was fortunate to join the Ryerss Family on April 28. Meet him at Ryerss' Farm on Sunday October 3rd to Celebrate World Animal Day!

What a Great Day for the Entire Family!
The Farm is open to visitors daily between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. If you’d like, you may bring treats to feed the horses. But, please limit your food donations to apples (quartered) and carrots only. A group tour may be scheduled in advance by calling the farm office at (866) 469-0507. The cost is free, but donations are appreciated. For directions, click on the Contact Us button on the left.

Paws in the Park Pet Parade Schedule of Events:
Begin: 24 Monument Avenue in Malvern around 1:30


12:00 PM -2:00 PM Food and Fun
(Front Lawn – Sponsored by Mauger/Givnish Life Celebration Home)

12:15 PM- 1:15 PM Exotic Animal Show

12:00 PM-1:30 PM Parade Registration

1:15 PM – 1:30 PM Blessing of the Animals

1:30 PM K9 Recognition to Bouc (West Caln Twp)

2:00 PM Parade begins at 24 Monument Avenue


In addition to the Malvern parade, you can expect...
• Exotic Animal Show: Learn about wildlife from around the world during this interactive event
• Animal Communicator: Jan Reeps and
• Book signing by noted local photographer and author Stacey Morgan
• Free Food and Sponsor Goodies
• Meet the Vet: Questions about the health care of your animals?
• Animal Welfare Organizations with GREAT animals looking for GREAT homes and volunteers
• Meet West Caln Twp Police K-9 Unit Bouc
• Community Volunteer Recognition
• Vendors, Crafts, Games , Music and more...

Gladwyne Student Rides...His Horse to School...

Watch here...

FAQ's about Pet Trusts

Frequently Asked Questions About Pet Trusts


Articles


1. What is a “pet trust”?

A pet trust is legal technique you may use to be sure your pet receives proper care after you die or in the event of your disability.

2. How does a pet trust work?

You (the “settlor”) give your pet and enough money or other property to a trusted person or bank (the “trustee”) who is under a duty to make arrangements for the proper care of your pet according to your instructions. The trustee will deliver the pet to your designated caregiver (the “beneficiary”) and then use the property you transferred to the trust to pay for your pet’s expenses.

More info...

Pottstown

Ryerss Farm for Aged Equines
1710 Ridge Road, Pottstown, PA 19465


Join Us Starting at 2:00 PM...
• Free Food
• Community Volunteer Recognition
• St. Francis Blessing of the Animals
• Farm Tours
• Meet baby P.O.D- the first foal
born at Ryerss Farm

Paws in the Park Pet Parade, Sunday October 3

Join Us to Celebrate World Animal Day!
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Two Great Locations:
MALVERN
Mauger-Givnish Life Celebration Home
24 Monument Avenue, Malvern PA 19355

Join us Starting at 12 noon...
• Free Food and Drinks
• K-9 Officer Recognition
• St. Francis Blessing of the Animals
• Parade for Pets and People!
• Prizes, Awards and Fun
• Animals for Adoption and Foster

For More Information and a list of events and times...
Please visit www.CelebratingTheBond.blogspot.com
888-876-4442

Meet the Breeds!

My husband and I are thinking about finding a friend for our little cocka-po- Ulla. This Martha Stewart Site is great! She gives you an overview of the different breeds! Any suggestions? Looking for low energy (because Ulla is HIGH energy), short hair, and medium sized...thanks!!

To check out the site...stop by here.

The Great Afghanistan Cat Rescue

For some marines stationed in Afghanistan, one thing made their tour of duty much more bearable: the local stray cats and kittens.

No one minds the cats on the base. They’re cute, friendly, loving – and they keep the base free of snakes and mice (a huge bonus!).

But when one of the kittens, Kiki, went missing, Corporal Brian Chambers felt it. When Kiki surfaced a few days later in terrible condition, with four bad cuts on him, Chambers realised how attached he was to the cat. After Kiki received treatment and became his old self again, Chambers decided to get the cat out.

Putting up some of the money himself, and getting the rest through some wonderful donations, four kittens were taken on an arduous journey out of Afghanistan. Their journey, aided by rescue organisation Nowzad Dogs, took them through Pakistan, then New York and finally Houston and Detroit. Unfortunately two of the kittens didn’t make the trip, but Kiki did, and is now living with Chambers’ parents in Houston, patiently awaiting the day his new Dad can come and get him.

Read the whole story here.

Follow the Carlisle Collection who will be donating proceeds from the upcoming Pet Fashion Show to our Rescue Support Program!!!

The Carlisle Collection combines modern fashion sense with classic style. Recognized and appreciated by women the world over, these exquisitely made clothes of unsurpassed fabrics, couture-quality craftsmanship and detail have delighted women for generations. Since the ...first collection debuted in 1982, Carlisle has consistently turned out dresses, suits, separates, and accessories that are purely and simply elegant, timeless yet very much with the times. As The Connaught Group's flagship brand, on an annual basis, the Carlisle design team creates a unique silk scarf that benefits the Susan B. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. Since 1998, Carlisle's annual scarf program has raised over $1,600,000 for the foundation's efforts to help save lives and bring an end to breast cancer. To make and appointment with our showroom or a consultant near you contact us at (212) 246-4275 or send an email to myconsultant@carlislecollection.com