Dine Out And Help Raise Awareness For Animal Abuse

April 2, 2009 - PRLog -- CONTACT:  Kathy McGuire, President
NJ Aid for Animals
856.498.3978
www.njafa.org
info@njafa.org


NJ Aid for Animals, Camden City Rescue Group
Holds fundraiser at Collingswood restaurant

   Camden County, NJ…On Monday, April 6 , 2009,  NJ Aid for Animals is holding  a fundraiser at The Tortilla Press in Collingswood. A percentage of all guest tickets will go to NJ Aid for Animals toward their medical fund.

   When NJ Aid for Animals president Kathy McGuire, President, learned that Chef Mark Smith of The Tortilla Press was a fellow animal lover with several rescue dogs of his own, she saw an opportunity to draw local merchants into her  fight to save abandoned and abused animals like the three pit bulls pulled from a local dog fighting ring that were given treatment and safe haven by NJ Aid for Animals.

   McGuire is planning  “an evening of both food and fun” for friends and supporters.

                    Lunch or dinner is served at the restaurant located at  703 Haddon Avenue, Collingswood, NJ.  There is plenty of parking on Haddon Ave and remember to BYOB.  Reservations are recommended and can be made by calling the restaurant at 856-869-3345. Please mention that you are supporting NJAFA.

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NJ Aid for Animals
www.njafa.org

We provide spay and neuter for dogs and cats in Camden City, NJ for individuals who cannot afford cost and/or transportation.
We aid abused, neglected and abandoned animals.
We report animal abusers and follow through to prosecution

We are the only all volunteer animal charity that travels to Camden City, NJ several times a week to help animals. We have no paid staff.

NJ Aid for Animals receives no government funding or tax dollars and rely strictly on donations, grants and bequeths.

Our President and Founder is a state certified animal cruelty investigator and animal control officer and has cultivated partnerships with law enforcement, conceived innovative ideas to enrich the lives of animals, and is forging ahead with concepts to educate the public about animal abuse and is well known throughout the state and has been successful in connecting the dots in the steps necessary for prosecution of animal abusers.