Me and my dogs in Halifax, Nova Scotia: Do you know a rescuer who deserves a Spa Day of Pampering?

Thursday, March 8, 2012

Do you know a rescuer who deserves a Spa Day of Pampering?

Global Pets, with Hill’s Science Diet are inviting Canadians to nominate outstanding animal shelter and rescue volunteers for the first Heroic Heart Pet Service Award.

Nominations can be made at your local Global Pet Foods store or online through Facebook.com/GlobalPetFoods starting March 1st! Nominations will close March 31 and a panel of judges will review all nominees’ Heroic Heart stories. Four award winners will be selected - with one recipient from each region of Canada: Western Canada, Ontario, Quebec and Atlantic Canada.

Heroic Heart award winners will receive a much deserved relaxing spa day and a one year supply of Hill’s Science Diet Pet Food, which will be donated to their shelter of choice.

I can certainly think of a couple people off the top of my head that I would nominate - and I'm sure that there are other readers out there who also might have some ideas - I think it's fabulous how philanthropic Global Pets continues to be. Yay!

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My blog posts about Gail Benoit have proven to be very popular - people seem to be googling her, and finding my blog - so I want to put some information on the sidebar so that people trying to find information about her can read this information quickly and get the news they need. They are Nova Scotia's most infamous sellers of dogs alongside the road and out of the backs of cars - and the dogs they sell are notorious for being sick, diseased, and dying. It is very sad that people only find out about them AFTER they've spent hundred's of dollars and the animal they've bought has suffered and usually died. The only way Ms. Benoit and Mr. Bailey are going to stop their trade of torture is if people stop buying their product. In the later part of 2008 they have been the news again - I've built a page with information about them at http://gailbenoit.ca/ or http://danabailey.ca/