Happy Howlidays 2011
2011 Program Fact Sheet
What is Happy Howlidays?
Happy Howlidays is an animal welfare program designed to gather things like food, blankets, toys, beds and other assorted items, all of which will be given to shelters and rescues, and programs assisting low-income pet owners, just after the New Year. This community program is designed to improve living conditions for companion animals in Washington State.
On Sunday, November 13th, the Grand Cinema at 606 South Fawcett Avenue will be hosting our Happy Howlidays 2011 Movie event. Doors open at 9:00 am and the first show is at 9:30. Adoptable animals from a few of the four groups receiving donations this year will be on hand. Refreshments will be available for purchase. Admission is free with a donation of cat or dog food, or a cash donation to the Happy Howlidays pet supply drive.
When does it start?
Donations accepted between November 1st and December 31st.
Where do I deliver gifts and donations?
See the donation location list on the right. Hours of operation vary; please call to verify a drop off time.
What do they need?
Generally, some of the things that animal shelters use and need the most are unopened canned dog/cat food, blankets, leashes, collars, cat beds, flea treatments etc. See the detailed wish list on the right.
How and when will the donations be delivered?
The beneficiaries will pick up their donations after the first of January 2012.
Who will be receiving the donations and gifts?
How will I find out what happened and who got what?
We will post the results on our web site, as well as pictures and details from the overall event.
Tell me about the Dugan Foundation?
Dugan Foundation is an all volunteer organization, founded on the principle that there is no reason to kill a companion animal for population control. We do, therefore, everything in our power to assist existing non-profit organizations to shelter, adopt, and care for homeless companion animals. We also work to ensure all of our programs have an educational component to allow people to learn what it takes to make Washington State a no-kill community.
For more information on the work of the Dugan Foundation please see our website at www.duganfoundation.org or call our office at 253.572.7700
