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Allie

I was found in a very bad neighborhood by a lady trapping feral cats. I had an infection in my eyes that caused me to be blind. Instead of getting help for me, several families watched me run in circles and thought it was funny. I was so scared and I didn't know what to do. She brought me to a place where I got help and was safe. One of my eyes doesn't work at all anymore but I can see shadows and light with the other. I am a good girl and love to play with my friends. I get around pretty well but need lots of love and patience to be the girl I can be. I get scared at first when you hold me but I know with patience, I will learn to trust people again. Please give me a chance at a normal life.

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  1. Because Hillsborough County Animal Services has to euthanize over 19,000 dogs and cats a year because there is no place for them.
  2. For kittens like Preston, who was attacked by a dog and left in a bucket to die until he came into the care of St. Francis Society.
  3. For dogs like Lucky who was abandoned in a field until rescued and cared for by St. Francis Society.
  4. Because St. Francis Society Animal Rescue is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization, which means that nearly 100 percent of donations go towards animal care.
  5. For cats like Mack who came to St. Francis Society with debilitating conjunctivitis. His eye was removed and he now lives a healthy life in a loving home.
  6. Because St. Francis Society is a no-kill animal rescue organization.
  7. For the motherless kittens who would otherwise be euthanized each year if not for the volunteers at St. Francis Society who bottle-feed and raise them.
  8. Because St. Francis Society, established in 1997, has a long and successful animal rescue history in Tampa, Florida.
  9. For dogs like Rupert, who nearly starved to death and only wanted another chance to live a good life.
  10. Because times are tough - donations are down, but animal abandonment and surrenders are up.

Date:   Saturday, August 11, 2012

Time:  12:00 noon – Registration

              1:00 – 3:00 p.m. – Bowling

Place:   AMF University Lanes

              13109 N. 56th Street

              Tampa, FL 33617

              813-985-4468

Entry Fee:  $25 donation per person in a four person team.

Fee includes:

  • Food  (1 hot dog or pizza slice and small drink)
  • Prizes for highest amount of pledges (for adults and juniors 18 & under)
  • Raffle prizes including an iPAD!

Bowling format: 3 Games, 8 Pin, No Tap

TO SIGN UP

  Contact: Kathleen Hall

  Email:   cheshirekat191@aol.com

  Telephone: 813-545-7093

  Fax: 813-977-2245

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      "The purity of a person's heart can be quickly measured by how they regard animals"               ~ Anonymous