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Greetings!
We hope you've been enjoying the season where you are. We've
had some peculiar weather here in the Pacific Northwest,
but for the most part, it's been a beautiful summer.
Planning is well underway for our 4th International
Symposium on Non-Surgical Contraceptive Methods of Pet Population Control,
which will be held April 8-10, 2010, in Dallas,
Texas, USA.
We're now actively seeking sponsors for this event; without sponsorship
support, we'd simply be unable to hold this symposium, the only one like it in
the world.
As one of our Organizational Partners, we know you recognize
the need for faster, easier, and less expensive methods of sterilization for
cats and dogs. Sponsorship of the Symposium gives you an opportunity to help
advance this field, demonstrate your support, and represent your organization
to the symposium speakers and participants. With unprecedented interest and
work in this area, this event is sure to attract leaders in science, veterinary
medicine, animal welfare, and animal health from around the globe.
We recognize that the economy is tight; we have items
available for sponsorship for as little as $500. Please check out our
sponsorship package and consider where your organization might fit.
Please don't hesitate to contact me with any questions,
comments, or requests related to this unique opportunity.
Sincerely,
Joyce Briggs, President
P.S. As an Organizational Partner, you'll receive a discount
on symposium registration, so be sure to mark your calendars for April 8-10,
2010!
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OPP Spotlight
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| Buddha Dog Massage, Woodland Hills, California, USA |
When Pam Holt of Buddha Dog Massage contacted us, we were
delighted to welcome her business as Organizational Partner. Pam's commitment to
helping dogs goes far beyond her work as a Certified Animal Massage Therapist.
When she was exposed to the challenges  and tragedies of the homeless pet
problem, she dedicated herself to saving animals. In her Letter of Support for ACC&D, Pam wrote that "the thought of sterilization without surgery is a
dream come true for all animal rescuers who need and deserve some help."
As an Organizational Partner, Pam quickly demonstrated her
level of commitment when she wrote an article about non-surgical pet
sterilization for The Pet Press, a Los
Angeles area publication "for the people who love
animals and the animals who need to be loved." Pam's wonderfully written
article helped spread the word about the potential of non-surgical
sterilization to a key audience in southern California. Thanks, Pam!
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Welcoming our Newest Organizational Partners!
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102 Organizational Partners and counting! With Partners of different size, location, reach, age, and focus, we're best able to demonstrate demand for new methods of pet population control. Thank you, all!
Please join us in welcoming our newest partners:
Visit our main OPP page to meet all of our Partners! |
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Thank you for playing an important role in this effort!
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