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AFRP Howliday Party - Please Join Us!
Please join us Sunday, December 6 at the Hyatt Regency
in Monterey for an evening of fun, food and friends! Enjoy
wine, hors d'oeuvres, and our decadent dessert buffet. Pick
up a few holiday gifts from our exciting silent and live
auction items. All proceeds help the animals! Tickets are
$40 in advance, $55 at the door. Click
here for more information.
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Howliday Auction - Bid Online Starting November 18!
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Give a little, get a lot in return! Starting November 18, you’ll be able to participate in our Howliday Online Auction. It’s a great opportunity for you to start on your holiday shopping
from the comfort of your own home. Best of all, the money raised will help us find loving homes for the dogs and cats that need our help. Don’t delay, the online auction closes
December 3 at 10 pm!
Click here to view our fantastic online auction items. |
Looking for a Home
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Tulip was only three months old when she was
found as a stray and taken to the shelter. Her little hind
legs were paralyzed, but since no bones were broken, the vet
was hopeful that she would recover. Tulip is now six months
old, and though her back legs are a bit wobbly, she is doing
great and is ready to share her love with a special adopter. Read
more about Tulip. |
Holiday Raffle Tickets Available!
| Enter Animal Friends Rescue Project's Holiday Raffle for
a chance to win fabulous prizes, including a one night stay
at the charming Gosby House Inn in Pacific Grove, golf for
two at the Quail Lodge in Carmel Valley, and a gift certificate
for Pepe's Little Napolie Bistro Italiano in Carmel. Drawing
will be held at our Holiday Party on December 6th; you need
not be present to win. Click
here for more information. |
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Ollie's Happy Tail
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Ollie, a seven-year-old FIV+ Siamese mix came
to us when his beloved owner passed away. Coaxed out of a deep
depression by his kindhearted foster mom, Ollie was eventually
adopted by a family in Paso Robles. Confused by the change,
Ollie pushed through the window screen of his new home. Would
this sensitive kitty be lost forever? Read
Ollie's Happy Tail. |
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