Sunday, 3/28 Veg Lunch + How to Avoid Dogs/Cats being Surrendered to Shelters. Cross Post, Please

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Vegetarian Network of Dallas'Regular Fourth Sunday of the Month Compassionate, Animal Friendly Lunch

Joined by Concerned Citizens for Jenny

Sunday, March 28, 2010Noon to 2 PMVeggie Garden Restaurant516 W. Arapaho Rd, Ste. 112Richardson, Texas 75080972 479 0880Even if you have never before come to a Vegetarian Network of Dallas Lunch, please make time for the animals and for yourself to enjoy this fun and relaxed adventure.You don't have to be vegetarian to enjoy good company, animal friendly conversation, & an all-you-can-eat, delicious oriental buffet.You're invited and feel free to bring a friend!Cross Post Please!SPECIAL NOTE: Although Vegetarian Network of Dallas' annual food drive is over, please remember that many who have lost their jobs have to give up beloved companion animals to public shelters because they can no longer afford to feed them.

 

If each person receiving this email donates one bag of "in date" factory sealed dog and cat food directly to a local food bank throughout the year, we could save hundreds of animals from being surrendered and euthanized in the city shelters (this help out rescues and save tax dollars, also). Most food banks give a receipt that you can use as a tax deduction, also.

 

 

There are many food banks in the D/FW area, such as the North Texas Food Bank. Google to find them. Call the food bank for directions and hours of operation to be sure they are opened if you want to donate in person. Or, you can donate money on-line. Personally, I donate to:

The Network Food Bank

741 S. Sherman Street,Richardson, Texas 75081

Phone: 972-234-8880

http://www.thenetwork.org/Donate/Donate_Now.html

 

Thanks very much. Margaret Morin, dogs_good