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Nancy
is doing it again in 2010!!
One of our adopters, Nancy Marston, came up with an incredible way
to help...
RUNNING FOR
RESCUE.
Last year she raised $2800
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and this year we're hoping she does even better with your support
Please consider sponsoring her!!! |
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For the third year in a row, I have signed
up to run a half marathon to raise money for Glen Highland Farm. I am not
normally a runner, but I decided to do this as a way to help the Farm. My
husband and I adopted a Border Collie from Glen Highland several years ago
and I have been looking for ways to help out.
The first year I ran, I raised about $1,700
by asking friends, family and co-workers to sponsor my run. Last year, I
was able to raise $2,800 by extending my email list and asking more people
to sponsor me. My goal this year is to raise a minimum of $3,000.
If you are a friend of the Farm, you can
help! If you'd like to sponsor my run, please visit the link below and
pledge a donation, adding "Nancy's Central Park Run" in the text
field so that Glen Highland knows your donation is to sponsor me. If you'd
like to learn more about how I went about starting this method of fund
raising, please feel free to email me at nancybhome@earthlink.net
and I can get you started on your own run, walk, bike or other event to
raise money for the Farm.
It's a great way to get yourself in shape and help others all at the same
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Please help me help this great cause by
sponsoring me in April. I will accept cash donations and checks can be
made out to "Glen Highland Farm". All donations are fully tax
deductible. I will be setting up a sponsor sheet and circulating it, but
also feel free to just send me a check made out to Glen Highland Farm.
This year, I am also able to offer you the option of donating on line. To
donate on line, please go to the following link:
http://www.glenhighlandfarm.com/556430/Order.htm
After completing the section with your name and address, please enter the
words "Nancy's Central Park Run"
in the field at the bottom of the page
Nancy Marston, Forever Mom to
Zoe (formerly Sheena), a Glen Highland Farm Border Collie. |
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Agility
Seminar
Instructors
Diane Bauman and Jessica Ajoux
being held in NJ on June 12
& 13
all proceeds to benefit Glen
Highland Farm |
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AGILITY
MAKES SENSE TO DOGS
A
Two-Day Agility Seminar with
DIANE
BAUMAN & JESSICA AJOUX
This seminar will allow you and your
dog to work directly with Diane and Jess and learn how to communicate with
your dog in a way that will be clearly understood, because “Agility
Makes Sense to Dogs”!
click
here for registration form and more information |
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Glen Highland Farm
merchandise now available at Cafe Press!! A portion of all purchases
goes to support the rescue efforts at the Farm Click
here to order |
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A
NEW WAY TO HELP!!
If you'd like to support the rescue dogs, we have a new way to do it!
You can order the
food we feed from our supplier and they'll deliver it
with our normal weekly order.
This a great help to us to lower our costs in handling the food needs.
Choose whatever
you'd like to have sent, contact Dog Wild Canine
Supply.
Food or biscuits!!
http://www.dogwildsupply.com/
Additional contact
info if you want it is:
607-547-5261 and/or info@dogwildsupply.com
Dog
Wild Canine Supply credit card or checks accepted
Contact: Dana Rice or Ray Ouellet
Prices range from $35-$55 per bag/box!! |
| WELLNESS Duck & Rice (for our
sensitive stomach dogs) |
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| INNOVA Adult |
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| Natura Healthwise |
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| Evo Small Bites (for our skinny
dogs who need xtra protein) |
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| Mother Hubbard Mini Biscuits, 20
pound box |
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| Mother Nature's Carrot Cake Cookies,
10 pound box |
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WHAT DO
THE DOGS NEED AT THE FARM????? |
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NYLABONES
All shapes & sizes,
no flavors please
Galileo nylabones are the best - order from
www.PetEdge.com
BEEF
TREATS
All-beef
bullwrinkles or braided bullwrinkles would be great! (no rawhide
please)
DOG
BISCUITS
Mother Hubbard - Any
flavor is perfect.
We use huge boxes every week.
STUFFED,
SQUEAKY TOYS
All
shapes, sizes and kinds are needed please - send dozens!
Order from
- www.PetEdge.com
many toys are $1
each
We happily accept used toys
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| To Foster, Volunteer and/or Transport
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volunteers who love the breed or just want
to help animals. We appreciate anyone who is interested in helping us carry out
the work at Glen Highland Farm because there's no way we could ever do it alone. |
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TRANSPORT:
There are people near and far who help
transport dogs between states, insuring that the dogs can come from pounds all
over to get to us, sometimes by car, sometimes by air. No matter how they
arrive, without each person doing their part in the 'dog chain', these dogs
would not survive. Each person drives a distance of approximately 1-2 hours in
most cases so it’s not a burden on any one person.
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So, if you'd like to help, please
consider TRANSPORT. All you need is to provide us with your phone and email and
whatever distances and areas you're willing to cover and we'll contact you
whenever the need arises to move a dog. If you're called and cannot help out,
that's okay, maybe another time will
work out.
WE ARE ALWAYS IN NEED OF TRANSPORT HELP
SINCE DOGS COME FROM NEW JERSEY, CONNECTICUT, LONG ISLAND, NYC AND OTHER NEARBY
NORTHEAST AREAS.
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FOSTERING:
Many people really want to help dogs
directly so they FOSTER. A dog or two will live in your home for two weeks to 1
month until a new home is found. You provide the love, the food and shelter, and
help the dog in whatever ways possible. If you can teach obedience like sit,
stay and come, that's very helpful to getting the dog ready for a new home. If
you can handle some of the vet costs, that's great. Most dogs need a heartworm
test, worming and spaying or neutering. If you cannot do that part, we can cover
the costs.
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We work with you throughout the entire process, reviewing applicants
and facilitating the potential candidates coming to meet the dog. Your role in
knowing the dog is critical to appropriate placement so we work hand in hand
together to understand what's best for each dog.
WE ARE ALWAYS IN NEED OF FOSTER HOMES
SINCE THERE ARE SO MANY DOGS NEEDING HELP.
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VOLUNTEERING:
Other people really like to get involved
at Glen Highland Farm as a VOLUNTEER. If you'd like to help with the dozen
rescue dogs onsite, we're glad to have extra hands for feeding, walking,
exercising and playing. If you love dogs, this is a great place to be.
Other
ways to volunteer are in helping with mailings, with internet research or
with transport coordination. If you have a special skill, we’re always open to
whatever you’d like to do. For example, some people have graphics backgrounds
and offer to design logos or brochures or the website; other people have
connections for food, supplies and other dog items, so they organize items
coming to us.
WE VALUE WHATEVER YOU WANT TO BRING TO
THE RESCUE WORK AND HOPE THAT YOU WANT TO JOIN US IN HELPING THESE GREAT DOGS!
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