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Spay-Ghetti & No Balls Benefit Dinner - Buy tickets through donation link!

01/25/2013

To purchase tickets, follow the red "donate online" button on the home page. In the comment section, please indicate the number of tickets and if you will pick them up at the VHS or you would like them mailed to you. If purchasing a table, please tell us the name the table should be under! To order over the phone, please call (812) 426-2563. The VHS is excited to present our 2nd annual �Spay-ghetti and No Balls� Benefit Dinner with proceeds going directly to the VHS Low Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic. This dinner, which will be held on Saturday March 2nd, 2013, will be an opportunity for us to not only raise awareness about the importance of spaying/neutering but also to raise funds for our clinic and the services it provides to our community. This event will be a fun filled evening of good food, music, good friends and all for a good cause. There will be door prizes and VHS merchandise available for sale. Dress is casual. Kids are welcome! Event: “Spay-ghetti & No Balls” Benefit Dinner Dinner: DiLegge's Spaghetti with meat sauce or vegetarian sauce, salad, bread, dessert & drink included Location: The Crescent Room at Milestones 621 S Cullen Avenue Evansville, IN 47715 Time: Doors Open: 5:00pm Dinner Served: 5:30pm Tickets: $10.00 each OR $125 to reserve a table with your name (tables seat 10) Tickets may be purchased online or at the VHS office. Please bring tickets with you to the event. For more information, please contact: Diane Whipkey Event Coordinator 812-426-2563 ext 218 [email protected] The Vanderburgh Humane Society has the area�s only low cost, high volume spay/neuter clinic, and since its opening in 2007, over 30,000 animals have been fixed to help combat the animal overpopulation epidemic. Our clinic works hard to make sure that every dog/cat/rabbit here at the VHS is altered prior to going home with a new family. We also extend these services to the public and other animal welfare organizations in our community. There are not enough homes for all of the puppies and kittens brought to our shelter each year and this clinic is the answer to reducing the numbers that are surrendered to us. Spaying/neutering is such a wonderful gift that can be given to the animals in our community. It decreases the animals� chances of getting any kind of reproductive cancer and increases their chances of a longer, healthier life. It is also beneficial to our community itself. Altered animals are less likely to roam and become a nuisance to neighbors, utility workers etc. It is vital that this service be provided and we are beyond proud to offer this service to the Tri-State.

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