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Friday, August 27, 2010

Wake County Update

News to Wag About from the Wake County Animal Center


	Dine Out for a Great Cause On Sunday, August 29, 2010, the 42nd Street Oyster Bar and Seafood Grill will donate $2 to the Wake County Animal Center for every entree ordered by dining parties that present a coupon to their server upon being seated (one coupon per party is all that is needed). Download and print your coupon today.


	Adopt a Pet - with Perks When you adopt from the Wake County Animal Center, you get much more than just a new best friend. Also included in your adoption fee ($95 for dogs and $45 for cats): --Spay/neuter surgery and microchip --First round of vaccinations, a general dewormer, a topical flea and tick treatment --Free health assessment voucher at VCA Animal Hospitals, with $500 credit for select treatment services --A reusable shopping bag stuffed with an informational starter kit, a bag of Science Diet food, coupons, a magnet, a postcard --One free day of doggy day care at Dogtopia in Cary Visit the Center today to find your new best friend!


	Lights, Camera - Action! This summer, Adam Carroll and Dana Miller produced a documentary film series about the Wake County Animal Center. There are six short episodes that feature volunteers, staff, and the animals that they care for at the Animal Center. You can view the "Lifelong Friends" film series on East Wake Television or view it on the Web.


	Pit Bull 101: Just the Facts... No Bull The Town of Cary is offering a free educational seminar about pit bulls on Saturday, Sept. 11. What is the truth behind this breed? What are the pros and cons of adopting a pit bull? What is it like to live with and train a pit bull? Ages 13+ welcome. Presented by Paige Burris, dog trainer and behavior consultant. To register, contact mjkalman@nc.rr.com.


	Join us on Facebook! Become a fan today. Learn about adoption events, special promotions, and animal welfare issues, and share your happy endings.

Sadie is a young lab mix
in foster care. She is heartworm positive, but has received
donations to help cover the cost of treatment. She will be available for adoption soon.

Call 212-PETS to learn more.

Wanted: Dog Walkers

Autumn is a great time to walk dogs. The Wake County Animal Center is seeking friendly, active dog lovers to volunteer to walk dogs at the Center.

We especially need help on weekends! Please fill out a volunteer application today.


	*Is your pet ready for hurricane season? Find out here.*

Help Chained Dogs

On August 28th, the Coalition to Unchain Dogs is holding a benefit concert - Music for Fences - in downtown Durham. There will be local bands, food and children's activities. Get your tickets today!