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    Anniversary Adoption Event Celebration

    March 25, 2016No Comments
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    By Adele O’Connor-Vernier
    Director of Marketing & Public Relations
    Humane Society of Sedona

    20160325_hss_dogsMarch 26th from 10.00 to 3:00 pm, in recognition of the 50th Anniversary of the Humane Society of Sedona & the 25th Anniversary of Ace Hardware in Sedona

    Sedona AZ (March 25, 2016) – Ace Hardware in Sedona, is sponsoring “A Love is in the Air Adoption Event” to thank their customers for 25 years of patronage. Ace Hardware has been advocates for the Humane Society for many years and invites the Verde Valley Community to this exciting event to celebrate dual anniversaries.   There will be products for your pets to sample, pet food consultants on hand to discuss your pet’s needs, balloons, animals for adoption and just a great party for pets and their families.  See you there!

    5th Annual Help the Animals Auction
    Benefiting the Humane Society of Sedona

    Saturday, April 16th
    Relics Restaurant (89A & Dry Creek Road)

    • 11:30 am – VIP Lunch & Preview of Items ($75 per plate or $525 per table of 8)
    • Noon – Open to the General Public
    • 1:00 pm – Live Auction & Raffle
    • 11:00-1:00 pm – Adoption Event

    The 5th Annual Humane Society of Sedona Auction is back by popular demand for your auction enjoyment. Grab your cowboy hat and boots and head on over to Relics for a grand old time. Step back in time enjoying the nostalgia of an old time saloon, view unique items up for bid, and being part of a great cause. This is a perfect event for the auction newcomer as well as the more experienced auction bidder. Bring your family and friends and enjoy the experience. All proceeds benefit all the animals in our care.

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    To register for the award winning Prime Rib VIP Lunch, please call (928) 282-4679 and ask for Donna Busse.

    To donate, sponsor or find out more
    about this exciting event e-mail hssdbusse@gmail.com

    For on-line bidding go to: www.bytown.com

    Also, please come by and visit the shelter and see all the other wonderful dogs and cats that are available for adoption. It is a nice facility and I am sure you will enjoy your visit. The shelter is open seven days a week from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Also, PetSmart in Sedona is another available location to find your special cat that needs a forever home. Please call the Humane Society of Sedona at (928)282-4679 or log on to our website @ www.HumaneSocietyofSedona.org

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