" Our Animal Alert mission is to reunite lost pets with their families."

Event: Animal Alert! - Pet Watch Summit
A meeting of Those Interested in Helping with Lost and Found Pets in Their Neighborhood.

Purpose: To meet with other neighborhood Animal Alert! / Pet Watch groups OR those interested in establishing one for their neighborhood. We are working hard to help establish an Animal Alert! or Pet Watch Program in every neighborhood across Dallas.

Goal: To be able to LINK to all the neighborhoods on a timely basis in the event of a lost or found pet.

Agenda:
* How to establish a Program for your neighborhood.
* How to set up a phone and/or computer system to help get the word out fast.
* How to LINK to the other established neighborhoods.
* How to handle volunteer burn out.
* Fund raising ideas.

Plan: We try to have a Pet Summit about every 6 months in order to help establish Pet Programs in new neighborhoods and LINK them all together across Dallas. Together we can help unite a lost pet to its family. There is nothing better than the SMILE of a happy reunion!

HELP: PLEASE pass this information on to anyone you know that might be interested in helping with this project. Does your neighborhood have an Association or a Board? PLEASE pass this information on to them. Is there anyone at your vet that might be interested in receiving emails about the Pet Summits? I need as much help getting the word out as possible. THANK YOU!

Date/Time: Tuesday- July 21 7:00 - 9:00 PM Doors open at 6:30 PM. Come early to meet and greet before the 7:00 meeting.

Location: We will be meeting in the For the Love of the Lake office in Casa Linda Shopping Center- at the intersection of Garland Road and Buckner Boulevard. This is the northeast quadrant of the shopping center- under Another Broken Egg.

PetSummit@aol.com (214) 328-0508
Andie Comini
info@lfhanimalalert.org Maeleska Fletes

Thank you for caring and helping!

Neighborhoods:
1) Ask your Neighborhood to have a Animal Alert Coordinator
2) Make sure your Animal Alert coordinator has your pet's current info
3) Make contact with surrounding area's Animal Alert Coordinators

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