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FACE is always planning new events for you and your furry friend. Check back often to see the latest upcoming events, and to view photos from our past shindigs.

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Check out some of our past events below!


Howl-O-Ween Canine Carnival, 2010

Jewels and Jammies
Dec. 7, 2009

 

Cat House Event 2010

 

Yappy Hour in Solana Beach 2010

 

Howl-O-Ween Event 2010

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Our Wish List

  • Promotional Item Production (shirts, hats, buttons, etc.)
  • Entertainment Services (band, DJ, magician, caricature artist, face painter, etc.)
  • Printing Services (posters, brochures, calendars, etc.)
  • Raffle Items
  • Silent Auction Items
  • Catering Services
  • Event Decorations
  • Special Event Food and Beverage (general grocery)
  • Bottled Water
  • Special Event Venues
  • Trophies and Ribbons
  • Tables, Chairs, Canopies
  • Inkjet paper
  • Office Plants
  • Stamps
  • Ink—Xerox 8560/8560MFP

COCONUT'S STORY FEATURED IN RANCH & COAST MAGAZINE

Larry and Louise Giblin with Morgen, Coconut, and Elyse

Photo by: Bob Stefanko

Larry and Louise Giblin with Morgen, Coconut, and Elyse

Photo by: Bob Stefanko

The February 2009 issue of Ranch and Coast Magazine featured one of FACE's success stories. When Coconut, a 2-year-old Sheltie broke her leg, the Giblins rushed her to their vet. They assumed the vet would be able to put a cast on Coconut's leg, and that would be that. However, they soon discovered that their puppy's injury was complicated and that they'd need to see a specialist.

Then came the more devastating news that fixing Coconut's leg would cost nearly $5,000. The Giblins, who have two young daughters and earn a modest income, couldn't afford it. "The only other option was to try to leave it to heal naturally," adds Louise, "but it would probably keep breaking. We couldn't put her to sleep. She's our baby." Coconut's vet then told the family about the FACE Foundation. FACE was able to help the Giblins afford the necessary treatment, and today Coconut is a happy and healthy dog.

Download Ranch & Coast article (PDF).

—By Annamaria Stephens
Printed with permission from Ranch & Coast Magazine
www.ranchandcoast.com

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