Ohio Pug Rescue (www.ohiopugrescue.com) proudly announces the Sixth Annual
Santa In September Fundraiser and Rescue Networking event!  This year's
Santa in September will be held on Saturday, September 13, 2008, at the
Whitehall Community Park at 402 N. Hamilton Road, Columbus, Ohio, 43213 from
10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.  Rain or shine! Admission is a $1.00 donation per
person over 12; children under 12 are free.  Admission is free for
firefighters, police officers and active members of the armed services. The
highlight of the day will, of course, be Santa Claus himself, available from
1:00 to 4:00 pm for pictures with pets. Pictures with Santa are $5.00 each.
Hot dogs, cold soft drinks, and home-made baked goodies will be available at
the concession stand, and the raffle table will be loaded with treasures.
Raffle tickets are $1.00 each or six for $5.00.  Buy your raffle tickets
then settle in to watch the pugs compete in the agility course, pugtona
race, or pug tricks contes!
 ts. There are games and contests for other pets and for humans too! We also
have Sharpening On Site available to put a fine edge on your shears, kitchen
cutlery, and gardening tools, so bring them along (clean, please) and you
can take them home newly-honed sharp!
All money made at Santa in September will go to benefit the pugs of Ohio Pug
Rescue, and other rescues will be on hand to provide information, bringing
other breeds (and species!) of critters to meet and greet the humans.  All
pets are welcome and should be safely leashed or otherwise contained while
they are in the park.  This is an alcohol-free, drug-free, family-friendly
event.

Ohio Pug Rescue, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit all-volunteer organization
(id 31-1748269) operating a surrender, foster care, and placement program
for all Pugs in Ohio - no matter their age, condition, or health.
Before adoption proceedings begin, all rescue Pugs are taken to a certified
veterinarian for a general exam, and, when necessary, are spayed or
neutered, vaccinated, receive a rabies shot, are heartworm tested,
microchipped for identification, and have any other medical needs met in
order to ensure the Pug's good health when it goes to its adoptive home.