Friday, February 5, 2010

I Care and I want To Make A Difference!


Join Our Virtual Wall of Compassion


Please consider making a tax deductable donation of just $5.00 or more and your name will appear on our Virtual Wall of Compassion.
Our "Virtual Wall of Compassion" will appear on Animal Advocate Television during the entire Season III and on Animal Fairy Charities website.
Join Us and tell your community "I Care and I want to Make a Difference!"

Sunday, January 31, 2010

Join Our Virtual Wall of Compassion!

Dear Friends,

We're excited to bring you another season of Animal Advocate Television! Shortly we'll be announcing the date of our Premier Season III!
If you're looking for a way to make a difference in the lives of animals in 2010, please read on and we'll show you how! If you're a pet related business, animal shelter or horse rescue, there's still time to get involved and to connect with your target audience - Pet Lovers! (email us here: info@animalfairycharities.org)

2009 was a tough year as many of our fur friends suffered a loss due to the bad economy. Many were abandoned and surrendered as a result of so many home foreclosures. Our shelters and rescues need our help desperately!

Since the very beginning, our mission has been to help those who are in the trenches every day caring for our animals and to make sure your dollars reach those who need it most.

Our show has proven to be a valuable tool in reaching out to the general public; informing and educating the masses on the various ways they could help whether that be adopting, fostering, volunteering or lending their voice to animal advocacy.

Animal Advocate Television is setting the standard for community awareness when it comes to our companion animals. And, with your support, we can maintain our mission and continue airing this model program.

Join us in our dream to make life better for animals. Tell us you care and you want to make a difference!

Please consider making a tax deductible donation today of just $5.00 or more and joining our Virtual Wall of Compassion™ telling your community "I care to make a difference." Our Virtual Wall of Compassion™ will appear on the show with your name on it during the entire season III of Animal Advocate Television and at animalfairycharities.org.

Thank you for all of you support

For the animals,

Debra
Animal Fairy Charities
(501c3 All Volunteer Non profit organization)

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Man's Best Friend Campaigns To End Horse Slaughter

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

AAHSbus.jpg The AAHS Bus picture by AAHSUS


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

MAN’S BEST FRIEND CAMPAIGNS TO END HORSE SLAUGHTER


Americans Against Horse Slaughter launches a new public awareness campaign inspired by pet lovers and concerned citizens from across the country.


Philadelphia , PA (Americans Against Horse Slaughter) January 26, 2010 - Americans Against Horse Slaughter was contacted by hundreds of concerned citizens, and other animal advocates after their recent discovery of American horses being slaughtered for the sole purpose of human consumption. The meat is then shipped to foreign countries overseas to be served as a high price delicacy.

"Are our dogs next?" says Lori Colon of Wadsworth IL . "This is unbelievable and a disgrace! I thought horses are considered our pets, our companions! We don't eat horse meat here!" continued Colon.


"I think the recent press about the wild horse roundups has shed light on our country's dirty little secret, horse slaughter", said Shelley Abrams, co founder of AAHS. “The wild horse advocates and organizations that have worked for so many years to protect the wild horses have done a wonderful job of creating mass awareness to the general public through the media and that has inspired the lay person to learn more.” Abrams added.


While the wild horses are in the forefront right now due to the unconscionable round ups taking place around the country which also put them at risk for slaughter, it is important to remember that our thoroughbreds, quarter horses and all breeds of horses are currently being inhumanely slaughtered for human consumption every day.


Americans Against Horse Slaughter is calling on all animal lovers and animal advocates to rise up against this brutal practice of horse slaughter by voicing their concerns to their Congressman and their two U.S. Senators and asking them to co-sponsor The Prevention of Equine Cruelty Act; House Bill HR503 and Senate Bill S727.

Chairman John Conyers, Jr. issued a recent statement thanking all the members of Americans Against Horse Slaughter (AAHS) for their unwavering support of HR503, The Prevention of Equine Cruelty Act.:

“The transportation and slaughter of horses for human consumption is cruel and inhumane, and I intend to continue my efforts to stop this terrible practice. We now have 176 cosponsors to H.R. 503,and support for the bill continues to grow. The support of Americans Against Horse Slaughter (AAHS) is critical to passage, and I appreciate and commend their efforts.”

AAHS would like to thank Congressman Conyers Chairman of the Judiciary committee for his recognition of our efforts and assure him that we will continue to work closely with his office to pass HR503.

Americans Against Horse Slaughter is a non funded, grassroots national movement comprised of supporters of a federal ban on the slaughter and the transport to slaughter of American horses for human consumption overseas. Americans Against Horse Slaughter has no other agenda, other than to stop the brutal slaughter of American horses.

Contact: Americans Against Horse Slaughter (americansagainsthorseslaughter.com)

Email: aahsus@gmail.com

Saturday, January 23, 2010

Start Earning Funds For Your Rescue and Shelters!


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Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Animal Advocate Televison Season III

Season III coming soon! Learn how you can participate
and collaborate on Wisconsin's Premier
Animal Welfare Television Show!


Contact us: info@animalfairycharities.org

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

BROWNIES/GIRL SCOUTS VOTE ANIMAL FAIRY CHARITIES

For Immediate Release

Brownies, Fairies and Cookies Unite For a Cause

Lake Country Brownie/Girl Scout Troop #2990 unanimously voted Animal Fairy Charities as recipient of proceeds from this year's cookie sales.

Franklin, WI (Animal Fairy Charities) October 22, 2009...Each year, Girl Scouts of America gives a portion of the profits from their ever-popular cookie sale back to the individual troops to use as they see fit. Many of the troops use the proceeds to creatively "give back" in some way. "When presented with the many options of good causes to help out this year, the girls in our troop were immediately drawn to animals," stated troop leader Meg Weishar. "And taking care of animals is part of the Brownie/Girl Scout credo. We did a bit of research on local organizations that help animals and found Animal Fairy Charities."

Animal Fairy Charities is a non-profit organization designed to help animals by supporting and acknowledging the people that are out in the trenches everyday, caring for companion animals in need...at shelters, rescues and the like. AFC raises and distributes funds to those shelters and rescues in need, largely through donations and the sale of their children's book and pewter Animal Fairy ornaments, designed to be given in recognition of those who love and care for animals...or the "animal fairies" of the world.

The organization also recently launched a television show to aid in their mission. Animal Advocate Television is a show dedicated to raising awareness around issues relating to animals...fostering and adoption programs, legislation, tours of shelters and rescues and teaching children compassion at an early age.

"We were delighted to learn of the troop's interest in helping the animals." said AFC founder, Deb Lopez. "It's perfectly in line with our mission at so many levels. We're grateful for their thoughts...and their donation will go a long way towards helping our companion animals in need."

For more information visit: animalfairycharities.org

Contact: Deb Lopez
262-989-0604
info@animalfairycharities.org

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