I'm glad someone on twitter posted a photo today of Kathryn's last Animal League America participation. The event took place back in November.| Date: Location: |
Friday, November 22, 2013 Waldorf Astoria New York 301 Park Avenue New York, NY 10022 |
Maybe you saw the tweets that North Shore Animal League America was allowed to ring the NASDAQ bell last December. I registered the event and also hoped of more information (links via twitter) but didn't grab deeper because there was no hint of Kathryn anywhere a month ago. Yesterday, I stumbles over the NSALA facebook page and clicked through their photo albums, seeing that Kathryn visited the event, too. She didn't ring the bell, but she attended the following DogCatemy Rescue Awards.December 11, 2011 by Grace Sydney
Source: DogTipper.com
...She asked how I was doing, and I asked how it was going there and what she was working on, but to which she said nothing just yet. I suggested Lilah get a show and she said "Yeah, that'd be great, wouldn't it?"I hope we'll hear very soon about new projects of Kathryn and Lilah [maybe she isn't allow to say something but already negotiating]. Of course, tonight is this ONE NIGHT EVENT: Playwrights Horizons - Dirty Laundry. Also try to catch one of the Mother's House Film Festival screenings. Had been one of you at Jacksonville and watched Sunny Side Up?
Here are a few pictures of the big finale to the “Get Your Licks on Route 66″ Pet Adoption Tour on September 25, 2011 in New York. Kathryn is looking fabulous in the short denim slirt and the sporty t-shirt. See now Maeve is taller than her mom. Unfortunately, I didn't spot Lilah or Tallulah, but there had been many dogs around. I hope that a lot of them found a new home.
Animal League launches World Mutt-i-grees Rescue Month. Watch the kickoff press conference that occurred on August 1st.
Look what wonderful tweet I read this morning:
From North Shore Animal League:
North Shore Animal League America launched its public service announcement featuring animal advocate and adopter Beth Stern, today for World Mutt-i-grees Rescue Day.
A live webcast of the Animal League press conference took place at noon EST, which included a special celebrity guest appearance by actress, adopter and Mutt-i-grees spokesperson Kathryn Erbe.
An estimated 8-10 million animals enter shelters each year -- most are healthy, affectionate and beautiful. Tragically, more than half of those animals are euthanized, as they are victims of overpopulated shelters. World Mutt-i-grees Rescue Day recognizes that shelters nationwide have many wonderful animals available; it also recognizes the importance of adopting, not shopping.
"Individuals who purchase puppies online or from pet stores need to be educated on the facts that most of these providers are supplied by the cruel puppy mill trade," said Beth Stern.
Broadcasters and social networkers are encouraged to air and/or post the PSA. In both the 30- and 60-second PSAs, Stern asks animal lovers to help save lives by adopting a pet from a shelter and to join the Mutt-i-grees Movement -- a movement that rallies millions of animal lovers to help end animal cruelty.
Mutt-i-grees represent shelter pets and their unique qualities, whether they are purebreds or mixed-breeds; puppies, kittens, dogs or cats; large or small; energetic or laid back. While their individuality makes each one of these Mutt-i-grees special, they all share a common need, and that is to find a permanent loving home.
Beth, who adopted cats Walter and Apple from the Animal League with husband Howard Stern, urges broadcasters, social networkers and animal lovers to participate in this life-saving effort by airing or posting the PSA on World Mutt-i-grees Rescue Day. "Spreading the word and raising awareness can help change the way cat and dog-loving Americans percei
ve shelter pets -- ultimately saving the precious lives of countless animals. I encourage all animal lovers looking to add to the family to visit a shelter today."
YOU CAN HELP SHARE THE MUTT-I-GREES MESSAGE IN THE FOLLOWING WAYS:
1. Download the PSA in high-resolution media, MPEG. Flash and/or MP3 files.
2. "Like" North Shore Animal League on Facebook and "share" its Mutt-i-grees message at www.facebook.com/theanimalleague.
3. Dedicate your Facebook profile image or "status" to the Mutt-i-grees message for a day, week, or any length of time -- using the following status update on your page:
"I changed my profile image to help promote the Animal League's "World Mutt-i-grees Rescue Day" and to spread awareness of rescuing and adopting shelter pets. Learn more at www.animalleague.org. Pass it on!"
4. "Follow" North Shore Animal League on Twitter and tweet its Mutt-i-grees message at http://twitter.com/animalleague.
5. Link to the Mutt-i-grees page at www.animalleague.org/muttigrees on your own website.
6. Promote the Mutt-i-grees message through email, blogs, and other social networking sites.
"Pet lovers are incredibly proud of their Mutt-i-grees, and now they can join together communicating, sharing ideas and celebrating their choices," said John Stevenson, President of NSALA. He added, "While NSALA practices a no-kill philosophy, many other shelters are forced to euthanize due to lack of space and resources, resulting in approximately 4 million shelter pets unnecessarily dying each year, which makes shelter adoption the responsible choice."
Adopters of shelter pets are also asked to join World Mutt-i-grees Rescue Day by signing up with the National Mutt-i-grees Registry. All registrants will receive an Official National Mutt-i-grees Registry Certificate.
The Mutt-i-grees Initiative was created in 2009 by The Pet Savers Foundation, the development arm of NSALA, to give a voice to the over 50 million mixed-breed dogs in the United States. Now r
ecognizing all shelter pets, the Initiative has grown into the Mutt-i-grees Movement. This includes an educational component that has been rolled out in over 900 schools nationwide called the Mutt-i-grees Curriculum- created in partnership with Yale University's School of the 21 Century, and graciously funded by the Millan Foundation, as well as Mutt-i-grees ACTIVities.
For more information, visit www.AnimalLeague.org.
