Tuesday, September 24, 2013

Dining for Lost Dogs! Friday, September 27th @ 5pm - San Diego - Listen to The Bob Charles Show in the Future to Learn More... GIVE !

THE BOB CHARLES SHOW & PYRAMID ONE NETWORK URGE EVERYONE TO GIVE WHAT YOU CAN TO THIS, SO DOES THE BOB CHARLES SHOW DOGS "JAKE & BIJOU LIU... GIVE TODAY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Help support Lost Dogs at Tony Roma's San Diego!

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Friday, September 27th @ 5pm - San Diego

Please join Michelle Ellena at Tony Roma's Pacific Beach in San Diego, CA on Friday, September 27th, 2013 starting at 5pm for an evening of food and entertainment in support of "Lost Dogs."

A portion of each bill will be donated to the film project to ensure that it reaches audiences around the world in an effort to educate the masses and end pet homelessness.

Michelle Ellena, a 21st Paradigm volunteer, has made a tremendous effort to help raise funds for "Lost Dogs." She herself recently returned from Chile where she saw first-hand the dire situation. Michelle will be sharing some of her adventures on Friday, so please join her and help us help dogs!

Call 858-272-7427 for reservations.

Don't live in the San Diego area? You can still help Lost Dogs by 1) sharing this announcement with friends and family, or 2) making a tax-deductible donation on our website.

In the News: Romanian government chooses revenge over responsibility

PROTEST THE SLAUGHTER OF ROMANIA'S STREET DOGS

A decision to allow euthanasia of ALL homeless dogs in Romania was recently taken by the Romanian Parliament. Occupy for Animals has launched a petition on to reach the parliament with the public's voice. Please add your voice by clicking and signing here.

For the full back story, please check out this article on Occupy for Animals' website.

This headline is indicative of what is wrong with society, when "revenge" against animals is called for rather than responsible, humane action to solve a crisis ignored by the authorities until something "tragic" happens. And why is it only tragic when a human death is involved? What about the tragic nature of "man's best friend" being neglected in such extremes as to cause unspeakable suffering through starvation, exposure, injury, disease and ultimately death?

We hope that when the time comes to show Lost Dogs in Romania, it's in a country that still has stray dogs and not only blood on the streets. Please add your voice. Every small act makes a difference.

Thank you,
The Lost Dogs Team