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2007 Joey Fund Auction - October
21, 2007
What is the Joey Fund?
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Committee Members Needed!
- Next meeting September 23, 2007
at 11:30am - contact Lissa
or Lorna
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Cocker Contest
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Who Was Joey? Click Here to Find Out!
WOOFS &
WAGS AT CSRNE's
10th Annual Joey Fund Benefit Auction
Holiday Inn, Boxborough, Massachusetts
(New Location)
Click
here for the 2007 Auction Fund flyer
11:00 AM to 4:00
PM (includes a boxed lunch)
SAVE THE DATE!
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2007
We knew this day would come,
the day we would learn that Joey finally succumbed to the cancer he
had for so long successfully beaten. Since his rescue in January
1997, Joey had some setbacks but he always bounced back, resumed
eating everything in sight, and thoroughly enjoyed life with his
devoted foster mom and canine buddies.
Joey was a survivor. We hoped
that he was the cocker with nine lives and that he would live well
into the new millennium. Now this most precious of cockers was gone,
this dog who gave his name to CSRNE's Joey Fund.
 Joey's
legacy is simply wonderful. Close to 100 cockers with serious
medical problems have been successfully treated and adopted since
the Joey Fund was established in 1997. Treatments for kidney
disease, bladder stones, heartworm disease, cataracts, and severe
skin infections have been successfully performed. Tumors have been
removed, broken bones have been set, ablations have eased chronic
ear pain, and one cocker even had open-heart surgery.
Through these cockers, Joey's
legacy lives on. And his spirit lives on in those who rescued,
nurtured and loved him.
Help us save dogs
like Dolly!
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Dolly
is an adorable girl who is only 5 years old and has a very, very
sad story to tell. She was dearly loved by an elderly gentleman
who had to be hospitalized due to a terminal illness. To make
her situation worse, Dolly was diabetic and her owner did not
realize it and therefore she was never treated and the lack of
treatment caused her to loose her eye sight. Thanks to the
intervention of the caretaker of Dolly’s owner, Dolly was turned
in to CSRNE and brought to the veterinarian where she started to
receive the care she needed for her diabetes which includes a
special diet and insulin injections given twice daily. Dolly is
already blind due to diabetic cataracts but once she is
regulated, those cataracts can be removed and her sight can be
restored! The estimated cost of this surgery is $2600.
Once the cataracts are removed, they can never
return and Dolly will see again! |
 LIVE
& SILENT AUCTION OF OVER 300 DOG & NON-DOG ITEMS
RAFFLES,
DOOR PRIZES & CONTESTS
ARF
GALLERY
GOURMET
BARKERY
PAMPERED
PETS & PEOPLE BOULEVARD
Come experience the excitement of
CSRNE’s biggest fundraising “EVENT” of the year! It’s an
incredibly rewarding day as ANIMAL LOVERS and cocker fans UNITE for
a great cause! All proceeds help replenish the “Joey Fund” – a
special fund established to help cockers in need of medical care.
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