Pet-A-Palooza

[Black Phantom]

The Little Shelter Animal Rescue & Adoption Center, will be holding its 13th annual Pet-A-Palooza until 6 p.m. today.

The fun-filled event will include:

Food, Music and Entertainment

Search & Rescue Displays by the Suffolk County Sheriff's Department

Pet Behavior Information • Free Giveaways • Little Shelter Alumni Festivities • Dog Contests • Children's Games • Karate Demonstrations • Little Shelter "Pets on Parade" • A Chinese Auction

If you are considering adding a canine or kitty companion to your home, Pet-A-Paloozais a great place to start your search – Little Shelter will have hundreds of adoptable animals looking for loving homes. In addition, they will be hosting several other rescue groups with adoptable pets including: A Ferret Club, Boxer Angels, Scottish Terrier Rescue Grateful Greyhounds, Internet Miniature Pinscher Service, Suffolk County Unleashed, and more, including several town shelters.

Blessing of the Animals - 3 p.m.

Coupled with this exciting event is a Blessing of the Animals. The blessing will commence at 3 p.m. Everyone is welcome to bring their pets to the shelter, to receive a special blessing in this very touching ceremony that celebrates the bond we have with our beloved pets.

Please join the fun at the Little Shelter today. You won't want to miss it! You could meet your new "best friend" at Little Shelter's Pet-A-Palooza 2010. Admission is free however monetary donations would be greatly appreciated. For more information please call 631-368-8770 x205.

Individual & Corporate Sponsorship Opportunities Available. Your support will help us save lives while promoting your business at the same time!

 

[NYDrew]

Little Shelter is a great cause. I've been supporting them since 2002. Without any instigation intended, I got the "poop eating" dog from there. When she had medical problems, they stepped up big time to make it as easy on me as possible by setting me up with a discounted vet, despite being 200 miles away.

You really need to see this place, no one tries so hard to make their residents not just safe, but happy. They have many large kennels set up like homes, tons of space to run and play, lots of caring helpers and for those who are not so fortunate to find their forever home, they are sent up to Binghamton, NY to enjoy the rest of their days in the sanctuary where they live no differently then house pets...with a huge farm to run on.

If you did not make it down today, you should think about volunteering or making a monetary contribution to their cause.