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understand to bypass shelters is to dismiss perfectly lovi 1\/0\II•••1 I"VII101.·compan io n pets like the ones we wiIl rneet today. Without ou" love-, "1>11('1"'11,and cornpass.io n these animals face an uncertain future.
We encourage you to Make Pet Adoption Your First Option TM. Whether you a r ecrazy about puppies, adult doggies already housebroken or are looking to bringa cat into your life, here's hoping you find a "purr-fectly" marvelous soulmateat BROADWAY BARKS II!
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~~~Mary Tyler Moore BernadeUI' p'·••·'·N
Shubert AlleyBroadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS
presents
BROADWAY BARKSThe coolest K·9s and most fabulous felines
up for adoption on Broadway!
Elizabeth AshleyJayne Atkinson
Bill BerloniStephanie J. Block
David BolognaMatt CavenaughMichael Cerveris
Gavin CreelHope Davis
Christine EbersoleRupert EverettTovah FeldshuhSutton Foster
John GloverLauren Graham
hosted by
Mary Tyler MooreBernadette Peters
with
Kate Jennings GrantZach Grenier
Haydn GwynneDee Hoty
Allison JanneyGregory Jbara
Carol KaneAndy Karl
Marc KudischAngela Lansbury
Li Jun LiConstantine Maroulis
Michael MastroNick Mayo
Audra McDonaldJudy McLane
BeckiNewtonKaren Olivo
Michael O'KeefeDavid Hyde Pierce
Alice RipleyBryce Ryness
Loretta Ables SayreChristopher Sieber
Jennifer SmithJ. Robert Spencer
Will SwensonJohn TartagliaMichael Urie
Harriet WalterChandler Williams
produced byRICHARD HESTER· PATTY SACCENTE • SCOTT T. STEVENS
OFFICIAL SPONSORS OF BROADWAY BARKS 11!
ASP~WE ARE THE'RVOlCE~
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THE BENEFITS OF SPAY & NEUTER
THERE ARE GREAT BENEFITS TO SPAYING &NEUTERING FOR YOUR PETS:
Spaying and neutering help your dogs and cats live longer,healthier lives.
Spaying and neutering can eliminate or reduce the incidence ofa number of health problems that can be difficult or expensiveto treat.
Spaying eliminates the possibility of uterine or ovarian cancerand greatly reduces the chances of breast cancer, particularlywhen your pet is spayed before her first estrous cycle.
Neutering eliminates testicular cancer and decreases theincidence of prostate disease.
THERE ARE ALSO GREAT BENEFITS FOR YOU:
Spaying and neutering makes pets better, more affectionatecompanions.
Neutering cats makes them less likely to spray and markterritory.Spaying dogs and cats eliminates heat cycles. Females inheat can cry incessantly, show nervous behavior. and attractunwanted male companions.
Spaying and neutering makes pet less likely to bite.
Unsterilized animals often exhibit more behavior andtemperament problems than do those who have been spayed orneutered.
Neutering makes pets less likely to roam the neighborhood. getinto fights. or run away.
AS~WE ARE THEIR VOICE~
424 East 92nd StreetNew York, NY 10128212-876-7700
About the ASPCA®Founded in 1866, the ASPCA" (The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals")was the first humane organization established in the Americas, and today has more than one millionsupporters throughout North America. A 501c3 not-for-profit corporation, the ASPCA's mission is toprovide effective means for the prevention of cruelty to animals throughout the United States. TheASPCA provides local and national leadership in animal-assisted therapy, animal behavior, animalpoison control, anti-cruelty, humane education, legislative services, and shelter outreach. The New YorkCity headquarters houses a full-service, accredited, animal hospital, adoption center, and mobile clinicoutreach program. The Humane Law Enforcement department enforces New York's animal crueltylaws and is featured on the reality television series "Animal Precinct" on Animal Planet. For moreinformation, please visit www.aspca.org.
Adopt • Donate • Volunteer
Animal Care & Control of New York City (AC&C) is the largest petrescue and adoption agency in the North East, with over 43,000 animalsrescued each year. As a not-for-profit organization since 1995, AnimalCare has been responsible for New York City's municipal shelter system,rescuing, caring for, and finding loving homes for homeless, injured,neglected, abused and abandoned animals in New York City. We operatefacilities and field rescue operations in all five boroughs.
•Animal Care & Controlof New York City
Animal Care & Control of New York City has 3 Shelters and 2 Receiving Centers:
Manhattan Shelter 326 E 110 St New York, NYBrooklyn Shelter 2336 Linden Blvd. Brooklyn, NYStaten Island Shelter 3139 Veterans Rd W Staten Island, NY
Shelter Hours: 8 AM - 8 PM / 7 Days a WeekAdoption Hours: 12 PM - 7 PM / 7 Days a WeekClosed on All Holidays
Queens Pet Receiving Center 92-29 Queens Blvd Rego Park, NYTues & Sat / 8 AM - 4 PMFor services on other days & all adoption services, please visit theManhattan shelter.
Bronx Pet Receiving Center 464 E Fordham Rd Bronx, NYWed & Thur / 8 AM - 4 PMFor services on other days & all adoption services, please visit theBrooklyn shelter.
www.AdoptABoxerRescue.comEmail: [email protected]
Adopt A Boxer Rescue is an all-volunteer charitable organization formed to rescue, rehabilitate, andre-horne unwanted and abandoned boxer dogs within the northeast United States. AABR is a collectiveeffort of volunteers working together, pooling resources and sharing goals.
251 Centre StreetNew York, NY 10013(Corner of Broome St)212.274.8511
Animal Haven is a nonprofit organization that finds homes forabandoned cats and dogs throughout the Tri-State area, and providesbehavior intervention when needed to improve chances of adoption.Founded in 1967, we operate a limited admission shelter/adoptioncenter in Manhattan and mobile adoption van. We also provideprograms that enhance the bond between animals and people.Animal Haven is a 501c3 organization.
HoursSeven days a week Noon to 7:30pm, Monday-FridaylOam to 6pm, Weekends
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@ Spoiled Brats340 W. 49th St. NYC646.457.2130www.anjelliclecats.cornemail: [email protected]
Anjellicle Cats Rescue is an all volunteer, not-for-profit 50 Ic3 organization. For over fifteen years ourHell's Kitchen group has been a lifeline for abandoned, stray and orphaned cats and kittens. Our priorityis working with the city shelter to place the cats that end up there into permanent, loving homes. Ourgoal is to help make New York City a no-kill city.
Well known within the Broadway community, we've been featured on NY I, Fox 5 television and theFood Network. Come visit our "cat room" today at Spoiled Brats and maybe you'll find a new friend -one of our truly "Anjellicle Cats" - or join our volunteer/foster program and help save a life!
"Jellicle Cats have cheerful faces ...they like to practice their airs and graces ..." T.S. Eliot
m Animal Rescue Fund of the HomptonsPO Box 901 : 90 Daniels Hole Rd
Wainscott, NY 11975631-537-0400
www.arfhamptons.org
Founded in 1974 as the Animal Rescue Fund of the Harnptons, ARF is the leading animal welfareorganization on the East End of Long Island. Each year we take in over 700 cats and dogs and providefood, exercise, a warm place to sleep and excellent veterinary care in our state-of-the-art AdoptionCenter. ARF is dedicated to finding loving homes for our precious pets; not only to improve their lives,but also the lives of the families who adopt them... -
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BARC Shelterwww.barcshelter.org253 Wythe AvenueBrooklyn, NY 11211718-486-7489
BARC Shelter, established in 1987, is a not-for-profit, privatelyfunded animal shelter for homeless dogs and cats located inWilliamsburg, Brooklyn. The animals in our care come from avariety of places. Currently we house more than 250 cats and75 dogs. Through our educational programs we are teachingthe future generations how to respect and care for animals.We hope that one day we will have a kinder and gentler world.ADOPT A T~ROw AwAY
bldedw'eeManhattan Adoption Center:410 East 38th StreetBetween 1st Ave and FDR DriveNew York, NY [email protected]
for the love of pets
Adoption Center Hours:Monday: ClosedTuesday & Friday: lOam-5pmWednesday & Thursday: 12pm-7pmSaturday & Sunday: JOam-4pm
At Bideawee we strive to foster and strengthen the human-animal bond. Established in 1903, Bideawee,Scouish for "stay awhile", promotes and supports safe, loving, long-term relationships between peopleand companion animals by providing a continuum of services and programs that are innovative,personalized and of high quality. We operate 2 Adoption Centers, 2 Veterinary Hospitals, 2 Pet MemorialParks and have 3 Learning Centers that offer Behavior & Training, Pet Therapy and host a multitude ofworkshops and seminars.
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[email protected]. Box 170129Ozone Park, NY 11417718-326-6070
Bobbi & the Strays is located in Queens, NY and is a 50lc3, not for profit, no kill animal rescueestablished in 1998. We take in abandoned or abused cats and dogs and our mission' is one ofcompassion for the homeless and rehab for the sick. Our goals are to promote spay/neuter and toeducate people on how to treat all animals with the respect and dignity they deserve. We are responsiblefor their well being for they are completely dependent upon us and are not able to survive on their own.Everyone of our rescued pets stays with us until he or she is adopted into a forever, loving home. Pleasevisit www.bobbiandthestrays.org to see all our kids for adoption!
r~.llDfwww.citycritters.org· citvcritters.pettrder.org- adoptonsecltvcrltters.org s 212-252-3183
PO Box 1345 Canal Street Station New York, NY 10013
City Critters is an all volunteer no-kill animal rescue and adoption group formed in 1994. We rescueand care for homeless cats, kittens and small dogs, find them permanent homes through our adoptionprogram, promote spay/neuter, and offer advice and assistance to members of the community seeking tofind humane solutions to problems involving homeless animals. Our dedicated volunteers work mainly inmidtown and downtown Manhattan. We're a foster network, not a physical shelter, but we do maintaina small adoption center in Petco's Kips Bay store at 31st Street and Second Avenue, where you can visitsome of our beautiful cats 7 days a week during store hours.
Adoption counselors are present on weekend afternoons from noon to 6 p.m. We depend on communitysupport for our survival; donations can be made by mail or through our website.
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Since 1904 ... the Humane Society of New York Clinic and Vladimir Horowitz / Wanda ToscaniniHorowitz Adoption Center has been protecting and caring for city animals - and a lot of them! Today, itshospital, spay/neuter clinic and adoption center care for more than 33,000 dogs and cats annually, whootherwise would not receive care anywhere else. Dedicated to protecting and caring for city animals, theSociety has long been noted in its field for its innovative, highly individualized approach to animal care,its pioneer attitude is now reflected in programs coming to the fore worldwide. The Humane Society ofNew York's hospital, which maintains low prices to keep animals well and healthy, as well as its AnimalMukti Free Spay/Neuter Program, is open seven days a week. Its adoption department is also open 7days a week from 10:30 am - 4 pm and is always filied with beautiful, healthy pets, plus staff that wantsto help you make a "love match", with a dog or cat that suits your lifestyle. Call (212) 752-4840 tocontact the Society or to make an appointment.
+ Husky House IncPO Box 6533 Bridgewater NJ 08807www.Huskyllouse.orgEmail: [email protected]
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Husky House is a non profit 50 Ic3 organization committed to the rescue,shelter, care and adoption of stray, abandoned and unwanted Siberian Huskiesthroughout the east coast with our main focus on NJ & NYC. We are alsodedicated to furthering the publics education concerning the issues of properpet care and importance of spaying and neutering of all dogs and cars alike.Husky House is dedicated to helping abandoned Siberian Huskies and nowall breeds of dogs, including mixes, have a second chance in life and a placeto call home which they so richly deserve.
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@tlyKindwww.kittykind.orgPO. Box 961Murray Hill StationNY, NY 10156212-726-2652
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KittyKind, Inc. is a non-profit, all-volunteer, no-kill cat rescue and adoption organization in New YorkCity, with an adoption center located in Petco, Union Square. Funded by private donations and grants,KittyKind relies on its dedicated network of volunteers to work tirelessly and compassionately intheir efforts to rescue, heal, nurture, and find loving homes for hundreds of abandoned, abused, and/orhomeless cats each year.
Please visit www.kittykind.org to learn more about adopting and fostering a cat, volunteering and tomake a donation.
II Long Island GreyHound Transfer20 West Old Country Rd Hicksville, NY 11801(516) 735-6073www.ligreyhound.org
Long Island GreyHound Transfer, (L.I.G.H.T.) is thefirst and original 501 c3 Long Island based non-profitgreyhound rescue organization. Each year, thousands ofyoung greyhounds between the ages of 2 and 5 years oldare no longer able to make it at the track. Unfortunately,many of these hounds may end up being put down.
You do not need a huge backyard to adopt a greyhound.Contrary to popular belief, they are not "high strung"and require no more exercise than any other typicaldog. Being so docile, they often do quite weJl in cityapartments and condos.
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Answer the call to help stop animal cruelty.
Unfortunately, abused animals can't pick up a phone and call for help. That's why
we at the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals· have beenleading the fight against animal abuse all across the nation, every day since 1866.But we can't do it alone. We depend on your support to create real change andgive abused animals the help, hope and healing they deserve.
ASP~WE ARE THEIR VOICE·
Leam more and join the tight against animal cruetty at aspca.org/endcruelty
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www.iovingtouch.petfinder.orgwww.lovingtouchrescue.orgwww.duchessthedog.comPO. Box 650404Flushing, NY 11365Director, Paul Eiseman(718) 224-8629
Battered and bruised, old and scarred, they have fought manybattles and given birth amid the trash. Their offspring are trashto some - treasures to us. A Loving Touch transforms them,once again, into trusting and valued companions. With onlylove to gi ve, they heal their physical and emotional wounds.For these, Loving Touch was created. We regularly feed,spay/neuter, and rescue as many as our resources will allow.
Manhattan Valley Cat RescueColumbia University StationPO. Box 25023 New York NY 10025Phone: 212-222-9007Email: [email protected]
Manhattan ValleyCat Rescue
Manhattan Valley Cat Rescue is a 50 Ic3 group formed by neighborhood volunteers who united to easethe plight of abandoned cats and kittens living on the streets of Manhattan Valley (100 Street to 110Street, between Amsterdam Avenue and Central Park West). This is an area which has undergone muchgentrification, and with that, many of the poorer residents have been forced out, some leaving their catsbehind. This has also resulted in many of the vacant lots and abandoned buildings disappearing, places thatstray cats called home. As options for these cats shrink, so do their chances of survi ving on the streets, andit is with this in mind that we are dedicated to rescuing them. Beyond this we also work with neighborhoodstores, to convince them to neuter and properly care for their store cats. In over 10 years of rescue work wehave saved almost 500 cats from the streets of our neighborhood. Through the use of a small network offoster homes and donated space we are currently caring for over 60 cats. Many of these have not been able toget adopted due to health or behavioral problems and since we are strictly no kill, we are committed to caringfor these cats, regardless of their adoptability. We pledge to keep them safe, happy and healthy. All ourrescues are fully vetted, neutered, and fed only top quality healthy diets. Our long term goal is to acquire landto set up a spacious sanctuary for our rescues, so that they can live out their lives in safety and comfort.
~metropolitan ~mal tese rescueMetropolitan Maltese Rescue, a not-for-profit NYC corporation, is a volunteer group of Maltese dog-lovers. We seek caring, permanent homes for Maltese and Maltese-mix dogs in the New York City tri-state area. We are committed to responsible pet ownership and matching the right family with the rightdog. Our dogs come from local shelters or are surrendered to us by their owners. We are not a shelter- our members foster dogs in their own homes providing veterinary care, food, training and, above all,love to the dogs until the best forever-after homes are found. You can contact us through our website athttp://www.malteserescue.com or call us at 212-242-1151 .
Mid-Atlantic Great DaneRescue League, Inc.
Mid-Atlantic Great Dane Rescue League, Inc. a non-profitorganization that was established in 1979 to help homelessDanes find new homes and to educate the public about the breed.MAGDRL has volunteers in 9 states including NY, NJ, PA, DE,MD, VA, WV, DC &NCFor adoption information visit our website at www.rnagdrl.orgor callinga Hotaling at 518-875-9174
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NYC Siamese (;:i~./Rescue. Inc. . ..f~. )"
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NYC Siamese Rescue, Inc.nycsiamese.org
New York City Siamese Rescue is an organization of volunteerswho find homes for orphaned and abandoned Siamese cats andrelated breeds, such as Birmans, Himilayans, and Balinese. Catsof all ages are available for adoption, from kittens all the wayup to geezer-rneezers. Our cats are fostered in private homesand shown by appointment. To meet them, please complete ourapplication. Once you have returned the form and been approvedto adopt, you can make an appointment to see our foster Siamesecats in person by emailing us: [email protected] or faxingus at 646-349-3644.
Meanwhile, please visit our cats at our website:www.nycsiamese.org
The challenge of finding a pet a great home is verydifferent from just finding a home for a pet. Pet-I-Care'ssuccess is not measured by the numbers adopted, butby the quality and care that is put into every animalthat comes to us, which is proven by our almostnon-existent return rate. Our kids become part ofour family, but we still always know,"There's No Place Like Home".
P.L.u.T.O. RESCUE(Pet Lovers United Together as One) of Richmond CountyPO BOX 140889 Staten Island, NY lO314(718) 227-0553www.plutorescue.petfinder.complutorescue@aoLcom
Founded in March 2001 by a dedicated animal rescuer withover 27 years of rescue experience, we are a non-profit no-kill rescue group which has a special place in its heart forhomeless, abandoned, sick and unwanted animals. We striveto promote humane education designed to increase awareness,compassion and responsible pet ownership. We are an allvolunteer group dedicated to rescuing, providing medicalattention and unconditional love until placed in a permanentand well-educated home.
Russell Refuge, Inc.PO Box 725Rhinebeck, NY 12572845-876-2643www.russellrefuge.org
Russell Refuge is located in the beautiful Hudson Valley, just 2 hoursnorth of New York City. We rescue and rehabilitate needy Jack RussellTerriers with the goal of adopting them into permanent, loving,appropriate terrier homes. Sanctuary is provided on a limited basis forthose terriers requiring long term care. Russell Refuge is a not for profitorganization.
Visits are welcomed by appointment. For further information please visitour website at www.russellrefuge.org
SaveKitty Foundation
www.savekitty.org
P.O. Box 260096 Bellerose, NY 11426347-993-3163
Save Kitty Foundation is a no-kill, all-volunteer, Queens-based rescue group dedicated to reducing the suffering ofNew York City's homeless and abandoned animals throughrescue, adoption, and trap-neuter-return (TNR). Last yearalone we spayed/neutered over 700 cats, rescued over 300from the streets, and found loving homes for nearly 200.
We also teach TNR to the local community and provide petbereavement support to those who have suffered the loss ofa companion animal.
To see our adoptable cats and kittens - we have over lOO- or for more information, please visit www.savekitty.org
Staten Island Council for AnimalWelfare, Inc.P.O. Box 120125Staten Island, NY lO312718-948-5623Email: [email protected]
The Staten Island Council for Animal Welfare (STCAW) is a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization,founded in 1972. We are the oldest and most active rescue group on Staten Island and are run entirelyby volunteers. We are committed to the rescue, shelter, care and adoption of stray, abandoned, andunwanted animals. We strive to find loving and permanent homes for each of the animals we rescue,taking great care to find a good fit for each and everyone. We are dedicated to furthering the public'seducation concerning proper pet care and offer a low-cost spay/neuter program. Last year we werefortunate enough to find homes for more than 300 cats and almost 60 dogs.
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http://StrayfromtheHeart.org212-726-DOGSPO Box 11New York, NY 10024
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Stray from the Heart's mission is to rescue, rehabilitate and placehomeless dogs with loving new families. We do so without the benefitof paid employees or a shelter to house these needy dogs. We have awonderful network of volunteers, such as dog walkers, trainers andfoster parents to help support our efforts to rehabilitate and socializeeach dog before a permanent home is found. We also provide follow-up support to individuals and families who adopt a dog from us. Strayfrom the Heart volunteers are always available to provide advice onhealth and behavioral problems that may arise after an adoption. Evenso, we have a "no questions asked" policy in cases where a dog must bereturned to us. Our main concern is the health and safety of our Strays.
The Tigger FoundationP.O. Box 172 Madison Square StationNew York, NY lO159212-712-8716For adoptions: 347-393-3649
The Tigger Foundation is an all-volunteer tax-exempt 50 Ic3organization. Our short term mission is to rescue, make healthy andarrange adoptions for cats and kittens. Our long term mission is toalievate the over-population of cats and their consequent sufferingin NYC through rescue/adoption, spay/neuter/release of feral cats,and appropriate medical care for sick cats and kittens. Please alsovisit our website at: www.tigger.petfinder.com
sAdvancing the safety einq of animals
Please support our Mission:• Educational Programs
• Operation Baghdad Pups
• Shelter Programs
www.SPCA.com
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Special thanks to the veterinary practices that provide expert medical care paid for by the Picasso Veterinary Fund:ABC Animal Hospital, Animal Medical Center, Fifth Avenue Veterinary Specialists, Gramercy Park Animal Hospital,
Murray Hill Pet Hospital, NYC Veterinary Specialists and West Chelsea Veterinary in Manhattanand Vinegar Hill Veterinary Group in Brooklyn.
For more information or to donate to the Fund, visit www.AnimaIAllianceNYC.org.
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ARKS BROADW~thank you 'Our heartfelt thanks to all ofthe following for contributingto the success of BroadwayBarks!
• Bernadette's Broadway Friends• Tom Bernagozzi• Boneau / Bryan-Brown• Broadway Kids Care• Fans of Bernadette Peters at
www.bernadettepeters.com• David Fine• Gabriella Greco• Jamieson Joseph• Marriott Marquis• Terry Simms• The Red Shirt Volunteers• And of course ..,The BC/EFA Volunteers
Product aMerchandise Donations• Producers of Shrek The Musical• Producers of Hair• Producers of 9 to 5• Producers of Rock Of Ages• Newman's Own Inc.• Patsy's Italian Restaurantv• PEDIGREE® Food For Dogs• Sardi '5
• Tony's Di Napoli• www.Amandesign.net• www.APetsWorld.com• www.BarknBag.com• www.Bellalewelaria.com• www.BlueSkiesReps.com• www.campbowwow.comllongislandcity• www.Christofle.com• www.cryptonfabric.com• www.crouchandfitzgerald.com• www.dogchewz.com• www.fabdog.corn• www.FIDOfriendly.com• www.holstenjewelers.com• www.lazydogcookies.com• www.MakeLoveNotTrash.com• www.NaughtyNaughtyPets.com• www.ornygoodness.corn
AR'KSProduct & Merchandise Donations cont'd.• www.pawsareuspetcare.corn• www.PolkaDog.com• www.shirasplace.corn• www.stellaandchewys.corn• www.thayerandridge.corn• www.thefirernangroup.corn• www.watercolorpetportraits.corn• www.walterspetstyles.com
Catering• Bubba Gump Shrimp Co.• Carmine's• Izze Sparkling Juice• Junior's• Newman's Own Inc.• Starlite Deli• Tony's Di Napoli
Discover a family of raw, natural dinnersand treats just for your smaller dog.
Visit www.stellaandchewys.comto find a retailer near you.
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familyJuly I I, 2009
Dear Friends:,
BROADWAY
CARESEQUITYFIGHTS
AIDS
By drawing upon the generosity of the theatre community,Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS raises funds for AIDSand family services across the country.
In appreciation for the theatre's community's unprecedentedcommitment to over 21 years of fundraising, BC/EFA is happyto support other cause-related services particularly dear tothose in our community who make our support for AIDS-related services possible.
Bernadette's Mary's
Today BC/EFA proudly joins Bernadette Peters, Mary Tyler Moore andmany of Broadway's best at BROADWAY BARKS I I!
We are happy to welcome 26 animal shelter and rescue organizationsto Shubert Alley and thrilled that since the first BARKS in 1999 over600 previously abandoned but terrific dogs and cats have found forever,loving homes.
Richard's
But perhaps George Bernard Shaw said it best:
Scott's We are glad to help those in our community whose compassionateconcern for others includes many sweet, four-legged friends and theanimal-loving organizations gathered today in Shubert Alley.
So if you're thinking about adopting a dog or cat .... just do it. You'llhave a good pal for life.
"I like a bit of mongrel myself, whether it a man or a dog; it's best forevery day." Absolutely.
Patty's Judy's
~Tom ViolaExecutive DirectorBC/EFA
MAGGIENorth Shore Animal League
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SQUIRRELMetroPets Rescue
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familyJuly I I, 2009
Dear Friends:,
BROADWAY
CARESEQUITYFIGHTS
AIDS
By drawing upon the generosity of the theatre community,Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS raises funds for AIDSand family services across the country.
In appreciation for the theatre's community's unprecedentedcommitment to over 21 years of fundraising, BC/EFA is happyto support other cause-related services particularly dear tothose in our community who make our support for AIDS-related services possible.
Bernadette's Mary's
Today BC/EFA proudly joins Bernadette Peters, Mary Tyler Moore andmany of Broadway's best at BROADWAY BARKS I I!
We are happy to welcome 26 animal shelter and rescue organizationsto Shubert Alley and thrilled that since the first BARKS in 1999 over600 previously abandoned but terrific dogs and cats have found forever,loving homes.
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But perhaps George Bernard Shaw said it best:
Scott's We are glad to help those in our community whose compassionateconcern for others includes many sweet, four-legged friends and theanimal-loving organizations gathered today in Shubert Alley.
So if you're thinking about adopting a dog or cat .... just do it. You'llhave a good pal for life.
"I like a bit of mongrel myself, whether it a man or a dog; it's best forevery day." Absolutely.
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~Tom ViolaExecutive DirectorBC/EFA
MAGGIENorth Shore Animal League
1996
SQUIRRELMetroPets Rescue
2002
