Over 300 stickers with our logo and website address were passed out to visitors of the event. We were able to speak to many people about the positive things that Voices has been able to do for the animal victims of abuse. Hopefully, we encouraged people to visit the website and sign up for our email notifications. We did get a few people to sign up on the spot.
Denise did an incredible job. Within a matter of days Denise created a large banner, business cards, stickers and various info poster boards of specific cases. We had dog treats and beads to distribute for Mardi Paws! A great many thanks to some of our Voices people who helped with setup, tear down and working the table; Denise, Steve, Jen, Wally, Laurie, Erin and Lynn.
Jamie and Austin brought Resi, the victim in the Wyns’ case. They are fostering Resi for the shelter until someone adopts her. Resi looks beautiful despite the scars inflicted on her. Jamie and Austin are certified trainers so Resi is getting a good upbringing. If you know anyone looking for a good, young sweet bullie breed girl contact the shelter about Resi.
Kristine and Steve brought Molly, the victim in the Vanschaick case. Molly was their foster dog and is now being adopted by them. Molly's parents have experience with flea allergies in pets so Molly will be cared for properly for the rest of her life. All it took to get Molly in good shape was the right kind of care and love.
Denise and Steve brought Gidget, the victim in the Hynes’ case. Gregory Hynes had starved Gidget to the point where she was unable to stand. Food was all it took to get Gidget back in shape. She now goes hiking, camping and does agility.
Jen and Wally brought Koda. Koda had been abandoned and lived on his own for almost a year, finding shelter and food wherever he could. He was taken in by Jen and Wally and now lives a life of luxury and warmth with the company of many cats.
We plan to continue our public outreach at future events and hope to meet more of you. Below is a montage of some of the photos taken at the Voices table at Mardi Paws
