Teaching children compassion can start with you. Whether you're an advocate for animals, a parent, friend, sister or brother, you can make a difference in the life of a child by teaching them how important it is to be kind to animals. Learning compassion at an early age can change children's lives forever fostering empathy and kindness to Animals, People, and the Earth. In the coming months via our newsletters and via Animal Advocate Television, we will feature stories of children who weren't so lucky. Stand with Animal Fairy Charities to help teach Children Compassion. You can start by purchasing the special book "The Animal Fairy" which introduces a loveable new character empowered to help animals with the help of children. The "Animal Fairy" is our first children's book in a series designed to teach children compassion. Proceeds from all sales will help fund our mission and will assist in the shelter, transport, feed and medical care for our animals. A portion of all proceeds will also be granted out to non profit therapeutic horse riding organizations focusing on kids with disabilities.
Get Ready for Animal Advocate Television - Season 5!
 
Michelle Serocki of Brew City Bully Club
and Deb Lopez Producer/Host Animal Advocate Television
That' right! Animal Advocate Television is embarking on it's 5th Season and our following is growing at a steady pace! Season 5 will begin airing at the end of March on CBS affiliateWMLW Sunday mornings at 10am.
This season we will feature Brew City Bully Club who's mission is to rehabilitate the reputation of pit bulls while reducing fear in the community and end dog fighting in Milwaukee. You will all love Michelle and what her organization stands for. As she puts it, "End dogfighting in Milwaukee is about so much more than just Pit Bulls anddogfighting. It's about inner city youth that have never known positive reinforcement not only learning how to give it but how to receive it."
We will also keep you informed on Wisconsin Act 90, The Puppy Mill Bill and how you can get involved in making history for our dogs and so much more!
Please log on often at Animal Advocate Television for announcements and updates!
Animal Fairy Charities Current Campaigns
Horses
We could not close without mentioning the important mission we are campaigning for...
Young and healthy American Horses are being shipped to Canada and Mexico and being slaughtered for the sole purpose of wealthy dinner plates overseas. If you want to learn more on how you can lend your voice and/or donate to help us help those in the trenches rescuing our horses from this brutal fate, please log onto
Animal Fairy Charities. Your donations will help with transport, feed, shelter and medical care if needed.
Companion Animals
Shelters and rescues need our help more than ever, please consider making a tax deductable donation and we'll make sure that your donation is received by those who need it most. To donate, log on here: Animal Fairy Charities
Animal Foster Care Awareness Campaign
Help us bring awareness for those animals who need temporary homes until a permanent home is found. When you foster, you save two lives. You're giving a home to the animal that was caged and opening up cage space for another that can be saved. To support our cause, donate here: Animal Fairy Charities
Animal Advocate Television
Animal Advocacy, Awareness and Welfare Television
Tell your community you care by making a donation that will assist in keeping our most important TV show on air while helping our animals at the same time. Log on here: Animal Fairy Charities
In closing:
I would just like to share with you all some very special and important news. As many of you know, horses are very dear to my heart and for the past couple of years I've been assisting the Filmmaker Katia Lousie, as the Associate Producer on this very important documentary feature film, "Saving America's Horses". Please see our sidebar regarding the launch of this most important documentary and spread the word far and wide.
Yours very truly,
Debra
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