Read all about it. Our latest newsletter! Our very popular Casino Night was held at a new location this year. In our spotlights, we have Narnia as our highlighted pet, and Gillian Weber and Melanie Ginter, mom and daughter volunteers. Then there are some great stories from some of our adoptees: Henry, a well traveled little guy, Trevor (Baxter) a training success story, Rocco a story of recovery, and Bullet saving lives. Finally, there was our Sandwich Madness award.
Here it is, hot off of the presses! As you may have guessed, Casino Night it just around the corner. For those who have never attended, it is the annual AFH event we all wait for!
Here is what else is in this issue:
- Dorothy is up for adoption – There is no place like home.
- Our volunteers in the spotlight are Lynn Amico, and Jeff and Debbie Schlagenhauf.
- Petco Holiday Wishes – Chloe’s Story
- Daisy and Jesse hit the Jackpot!
- Happy 12th Reunion.
- Buying of Selling a Home? You can help AFH at the same time.
- Words From a Foster Mom
- I Don’t Want a Dog…The story of how Zero became a Hero!
In this issue:
- Helping Hurricane Victims
- In Honor of Jacklyn – Memorial Donation
- Spotlight on Aragorn and Prince
- Volunteer Spotlight – Rick Reisser and Patty Vives, and Amy Pence
- Petco Holiday Wishes stories
- Brambleton Doggone Wild Pool Party
- Rescue Work Spanning Generations story
- Adoption Story Trevor
- Thank Yous: Banfield and Olde Towne Pet Resort
Newsletter link: http://to-afh.org/Nov2017Newsletter
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We are very excited about our latest newsletter. In this issue we cover our Ruby Slipper Gala, which was a blast. We also introduce two new sections: Ask the Vet and Ask the Trainer. In addition we cover one of our favorite dogs, Hope!
Speaking of favorites, our volunteer highlights are none other than Judy Kautter, one of our most important volunteers, and Annette Anderson who does a great job on our social media. We also could not be happier to announce that DogGone Natural has helped us to forge a new pet food partner, Annamaet! We also had a big win in the Sandwich Madness contest, thanks to Rebecca Cooper.
On a sadder note, we pay tribute to two very special volunteers we recently lost, Teresa Edwards and Kim Wilson. There is no way we can express how deeply we miss them; we still can’t believe they are gone.
To read all about it go to: https://afh-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/AFH%20Newsletter_August%202017_Web.pdf.
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Well the summer is over so it is time for our summer wrap up of AFH Forever Tails Newsletter. In this edition:
- In Search of Our Forever Homes
- Letters From Home
- AFH and Cortina Productions
- Volunteer Spotlight
- Dr. Elwood Pawsington
- Dogs as Blood Donors? You Bet!
- 150 Days Challenge
- A Bond Thicker Than Blood
Get it here, hot off the presses: August 2016 Newsletter
- In Search of Our Forever Homes
- How You Can Help
- Thank You Petco Foundation
- A Letter from the Post Office…
- Volunteer Spotlight
- Dr. Elwood Pawsington
- Let’s Talk About Crate Training
- AFH and St. John’s Community Services
Get it here, hot off the presses: May 2016 Newsletter
Hard to believe 2015 is in the books and we are now well into 2016. This year has already been a busy one as you will see from our February 2016 newsletter: http://www.aforeverhome.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/AFH-Newsletter_February2016_Web.pdf
In this edition we have:
- In Search of My Forever Home – Ginger
- Dr Elwood Pawsington – Wellness care at home.
- Volunteer Spotlight – Susan Green and Katy Pollard
- How You Can Help
- Petco Holiday Wishes Story
- Casino Night 2016
- Dancing for the Dogs
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Read all about it! Here is our November 2015 edition of the newsletter http://www.aforeverhome.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/AFH-Newsletter_November2015_Web.pdf.
In this edition we have:
- In Search of My Forever Home – Sporky
- Dr Elwood Pawsington – Traveling With Your Dog
- Volunteer Spotlight – Beth Sammons and Debbie Melia
- How You Can Help
- Goodbye to Lisa Underwood
- Daisy is a Canine Good Citizen
- Chloe’s Story
- Happy 10th Birthday Spaulding
- Thank You to Madeline Woods
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- 2015 Summer Gala recap
- Dr. Elwood Pawsington
- Why do Dogs Leave Earth First?
- Volunteer Spotlight: Lauren and David Gillies
- Girl Scouts to the Rescue!
- Boy Scouts to the Rescue!
- Upcoming Events
- Wine for Canines
- DC United Soccer
- Pints for Paws at Dogfish Head Alehouse
- Recycle for AFH
- Urgent Needs dogs:
Here it is, our May 2015 Issue of Forever Tails!
In this issue:
- We announce our first ever Summer Gala to raise funds for Imagine and your chance to a two carat diamond!
- In the volunteer spotlight are Tere Ramserran, Brijet Left-Samms and Scott Koenig
- Our boy Willie is in search of his forever home and we welcome Thailand Americano and Mammoth to America.
- AFH is also moving forward with our new Marketing Consultant, Renee Dexter, and our partnership with DogGone Natural
- Dr. Elwood Pawsington gives us some yummy recipes and we discuss keeping your pet safe and estate planning
- AFH also announces our new Memorial page
Enjoy!
Our Newsletter February 2015 is available now!
In this issue…
- Our Thailand dog Malt is in search of his forever home.
- AFH builds a network of rescue partners
- Dr. Elwood Pawsington talks about the ups and downs of adopting two pups
- Our Volunteer Spotlight falls on Joy Amuaro and Joanna Kay
- There is a note from our alumni Mac
- AFH is holding another Recycle for AFH fundraiser
- Announcing our Fourth Annual Casino Night
- Ways You Can Help AFH
- AFH Announces a New Memorial Page
Hope you enjoy our latest news and how about that new look to our newsletter…Thanks Cheryl!
Check out our latest, the December 2014 Newsletter is available now! Join us as we take a quick look back at 2014 … it’s been an exciting year! In this edition:
- Dr. Elwood Pawsington talks about a common issue: dogs chewing the pads on their feet.
- We highlight two volunteers: Angie Pollard and Lisa Picarelli
- We hear from AFH alum, Olaf
- Review a fundraising activity held by Camden Property Trust
- Say a fond farewell to some of our friends who have crossed the Rainbow Bridge
- Preview the 2015 edition of our annual Casino Night & Silent Auction
Please give it a read and let us know what you think!
Please check out our latest newsletter! In this edition we tell you about a cool way to raise money for AFH just by walking your dog! We also introduce our new advice column expert – Dr. Elwood Pawsington, and tell you all about Baby, who is looking for her forever home. You can read about two more of our awesome volunteers who donate their time to help us, join us in saying goodbye to some wonderful dogs who went to Rainbow Bridge, and join us in thanking some generous donors.
Finally, you can purchase a beautiful calendar of rescue dogs and AFH will get a donation for every purchase!
Please share this link with friends, family members, co-workers, and anyone else who loves dogs.
Read All About It!
Here is our latest Forever Tails newsletter. In this edition, we have a wrap up of our most successful Casino Night ever! There is also a nice story on 12 year old Natalie Glasser who has taken it upon herself to raise money to rescue dogs. In our volunteer section, we highlight the mother daughter duo of Carolyn and Makenzie Bannister and new volunteer Christy Hoggan. Also read about our alumni Cory and Jasmine and a very very special dog named Schnitzel. Read these stories and more AFH Newsletter_May 2014_For Web.
All we can say is WOW, What A Year!
AFH does lots of great things every year, but when you see it laid out in a list, it makes you realize that it really is impressive what a group of volunteers can accomplish when they set their minds to it! Take a moment to let that sink in … “a group of volunteers” … without your help, none of this could have happened!
- Almost 1,000 dogs saved
- Participated in three puppy mill rescues
- Helped resolve two hoarding cases
- Over 800 dogs adopted
- 17 goats and two donkeys rescued (read more…)
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