Friends of Animal Rescue_June 21, 2011
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On Tuesday, June 21, 200 animal lovers set sail on the luxury yacht Atlantis, with a buffet dinner catered by Swifty's Events, for the Third Annual Sunset Cruise with esteemed guest host, The View’s Joy Behar, raising $25K and awareness for Friends of Animal Rescue (FOAR.org). FOAR is a non-profit organization providing financial assistance to small animal rescue groups throughout New York State who do not have access to other financial assistance. 100% of the monies raised will go directly to save animals in need.
Accompanying Ms. Behar, the charismatic cast of National Geographic’s hit series, Rescue Ink rounded out a special evening bringing together celebrity supporters, animal advocates and individuals pursuing placement of adoptable pets into loving homes and those seeking to end the needless euthanisation of innocent animals.
Of the 40,000 animals who pass through New York City shelters each year, 16,000 of them never make it out. No animal deserves to die because it’s fallen victim to animal cruelty. Please help us continue our mission of giving every animal in need a second chance at life.
Read MoreOn Tuesday, June 21, 200 animal lovers set sail on the luxury yacht Atlantis, with a buffet dinner catered by Swifty's Events, for the Third Annual Sunset Cruise with esteemed guest host, The View’s Joy Behar, raising $25K and awareness for Friends of Animal Rescue (FOAR.org). FOAR is a non-profit organization providing financial assistance to small animal rescue groups throughout New York State who do not have access to other financial assistance. 100% of the monies raised will go directly to save animals in need.
Accompanying Ms. Behar, the charismatic cast of National Geographic’s hit series, Rescue Ink rounded out a special evening bringing together celebrity supporters, animal advocates and individuals pursuing placement of adoptable pets into loving homes and those seeking to end the needless euthanisation of innocent animals.
Of the 40,000 animals who pass through New York City shelters each year, 16,000 of them never make it out. No animal deserves to die because it’s fallen victim to animal cruelty. Please help us continue our mission of giving every animal in need a second chance at life.
