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UNITY THIFT AND OUTREACH |
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Unity thrift is dedicated in loving memory to my dog Bear, with out Bear I would not be the person I am today. Thank you Bear you saved my life many times, I know Bear you were a special gift from God for me. All my love till we meet again in heaven Trixie |
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327 Center St. Taft, CA 93268 661-765-4950 |
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This site is hosted by 1st Level Parking |
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SAVING ANIMALS ONE AT A TIME |
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Place your ad here Advertise your business And help our puppies at The same time. |
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Place your ad here Advertise your business And help our puppies at The same time.
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PAWS IN THE PARK June 28, 2008 9:00 am to 12 noon Our 1st annual Paws In The Park is a morning dedicated to bringing our children (young and not so young) and their dogs together for some fun, bonding, and a bit of education thrown in for good measure! There are agility demonstrations, police K-9 demonstrations and PRIZE WINNING (doggy) contests scheduled. FREE OF CHARGE!
In order for us to make the event a success, Unity Animal Rescue is asking for your support. Who are we, you ask? We are a volunteer rescue group, rescuing abandoned animals and providing safe and loving homes to qualified families who wish to adopt them. As a non-profit organization, Unity Animal Rescue operates on donations.
Did you know that Animal Control kills animals within 5 days of the animal being picked up? Linda “Trixie” Hodges, owner of Unity Thrift Shop, and her dozens of volunteers take in hundreds of animals and transport them to “NO KILL” shelters in San Luis Obispo, Ojai and Ventura. They also pay for spaying of mothers, as well as any other veterinary needs and/or food.
Unity Animal Rescue has been providing this community service with monies generated from Unity Thrift Shop, located at 327 Center St, their own personal resources, and from donations from people like you, BUT…
these funds have not been able to keep up!
Our goals are: to make Taft Animal Control a “NO KILL” shelter, educate the community through fund raising events; such as our PAWS IN THE PARK; create a local Humane Society that would network with existing Kern County facilities, shelters and volunteers and create a safe place for healthy animals to avoid death and receive a loving home instead.
CALLING ALL SPONSORS!
$100 (Green Sponsor): Your name will appear with our appreciation on all our flyers.
$250 (Silver Sponsor): Your name will appear with our appreciation on our flyers, posters and website.
$500 (Gold Sponsor): Your name will appear with our appreciation on our flyers, posters, website and as part of a full page advertisement in the Taft Independent.
$1,000 or more (Platinum Sponsor): Your name will appear with our appreciation on our flyers, posters, website and as part of a full page advertisement in the Taft Independent. If you would like to set up a table during our Paws In The Park event, to promote your business, please contact us.
Thank you for your contribution. Please make your checks payable to Unity Thrift Shop, a non-profit 501 (c) 3 organization. All contributions are Tax Deductable.
Mail checks to: Unity Thrift 327 Center St. Taft, Ca 93268 661-577-6903
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Wanted Foster Homes
How would you like the opportunity to take care of puppies or older dogs until we can get them into a no kill shelters. Please call or e-mail us for info. It is very rewarding to help these dogs and cats. Thank You We are also in need of dog food, pet beds doghouses, kennels fencing & donations.
327 Center St. Mon - Wed 10-2pm 661-577-6903 |
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PAWS IN THE PARK |
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Feature Story Taft pooches, people prepare for Paws in the Park On Saturday, June 28 Unity Animal Rescue will host its first annual “Paws in the Park” event at Veterans Memorial Park in Taft. Paws in the Park will be a celebration of Taft dogs, with agility courses, pet portraits, police dog demos, and a variety of doggie contests including an owner/dog look-a-like contest and a doggie costume contest. The event is being held in an effort to “educate the public about the plight of homeless and abused animals. |