Pins for Pets ...bowl for the fix.

Pins for Pets The 2009 Pins for Pets... bowl for the fix event was a good time for bowlers and attendees alike. And a financial boost to The Minnesota Spay/Neuter Project, Inc. (MNSP) and the cause of pet overpopulation. This thanks to 165 bowlers and many more attendees and contributors whose contributions totalled $33,920. More specifics on funds will be forthcoming.

The 2010 Pins for Pets event will be August 15, 2010.

The beauty of bowling is that it’s a sport anyone can participate in because you don’t have to be good at it. Luck helps those of us who lack the skills good serious bowlers possess. Which means every bowler and non-bowler animal lover should plan to bowl, or sponsor someone in the Pins For Pets fundraiser on Sunday, August 15, 2010 at Flaherty’s Arden Bowl in Arden Hills. See a map and directions to Flaherty's Arden Bowl.

The beneficiary for the 2009 event is the Minnesota Spay Neuter Project.

The Minnesota Spay/Neuter Project, Inc. (MNSP) aims to end the pet overpopulation problem by stopping the flow at its source-by preventing unwanted litters. MNSP focuses their programs on serving low-income community residents. Overpopulation is more rampant in low-income neighborhoods and residents often lack access to veterinary clinics and the financial resources needed to have their animals sterilized. All proceeds of the Second Annual Pins for Pets event will be donated to MNSP.Contact MNSP by phone at 952-996-9292, by e-mail, or P.O. Box 2067, Minneapolis, MN 55402.

Fundraising

This year Pins for Pets is fundraising through firstgiving.com and through pledge forms. We have enabled the team function on First Giving page and will monitor team and individual fundraising online. All pledge form fundraising should be brought to the event in an envelope with the pledge form and donations enclosed. After check-in, we will tabulate fundraising/pledge totals and establish the top fundraisers during each session.

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