SBPRN Fashion Show & Luncheon November 29-30
Fiona
This year, SaddleBrooke Pet Rescue Network’s (SBPRN) Fashion Show & Luncheon will take place on Wednesday, Nov. 29, and Thursday, Nov. 30. Calle Rose will be returning with her beautiful clothing and accessories. More details to follow.
Fashion Show & Luncheon tickets will go on sale on Wednesday, Nov. 1, at 9 a.m. in the SaddleBrooke One lobby. Ticket price is $30.
As an added feature, this year, available only on ticket sale day of Nov. 1, you can buy raffle tickets for Millions for Tucson. Millions for Tucson raffle tickets are $25, and you could win a Ford Bronco Raptor; two first-class, round-trip tickets to anywhere in the world; or $5,000 cash! We will also be raffling a beautiful fringe quilt, which was generously donated to SBPRN by Linda Bradner. Bring that extra cash, ladies.
Proceeds from ticket and raffle sales go to SaddleBrooke Pet Rescue Network, which supports local animal rescue groups and shelters.
Millions for Tucson Raffle
Her Royal Highness, Princess Leia
SaddleBrooke Pet Rescue Network continues to offer tickets for the Jim Click Millions for Tucson raffle drive supporting 501(c)(3) organizations based in Southern Arizona. Participating 501(c)(3) organizations who sell these tickets keep all proceeds raised.
The first prize is a 2023 Ford Bronco Raptor. The second prize is two round-trip tickets to anywhere in the world (some exceptions apply). The third prize is $5,000 cash. The drawing will take place on Dec. 14, and you need not be present to win. Please visit millionsfortucson.org/the-details for the details and rules flyer.
To get your tickets, you may contact Carol Merlini at 520-825-0563 or Romayne Trudo at 520-834-5718. Tickets are $25 each. In addition, you can purchase your tickets on Nov. 1 at 9 a.m. in the SaddleBrooke One lobby. During this time, tickets will also be sold for the Fashion Show & Luncheon sponsored by the SaddleBrooke Pet Rescue Network at $30 each.
Help us support the rescue groups and shelters in our area. The pets don’t know that they are not supposed to be hungry, hurt, or mistreated. They need us to help them go on to fulfilling and healthy lives.
Until there are none—save one.
SaddleBrooke Pet Rescue Network’s Monthly Pet Donation Drop-Off Program
Marcy Vernon
Our various pet charities are always in need and are always thankful for your donations. Please consider dropping off any of the items listed below. Cash donations are also accepted and appreciated. The drop-off location is at the SaddleBrooke One bocce ball courts. It is the first Friday of every month.
September drop-off hours are 7:30 to 8:30 a.m.
Caution: Please drive up slowly and watch for volunteers at the cones!
We are in need of pet food.
We accept most pet-related items that are in clean and good condition, such as clean towels and clean sheets (both flat and fitted).
Pet crates of any size are accepted. Please break them down before donating.
We cannot accept any Poly-Fil items, such as pillows, as they present a choking hazard. Nor can we accept any rugs with rubber backing.
Any items accepted are at the discretion of the volunteers.
Please do not leave items unattended.
My Name Is Robbie—Please Consider Opening Your Heart and Home to Me
Robbie
Romayne Trudo
I was rescued on July 4 in SaddleBrooke by volunteers of the SaddleBrooke Pet Rescue Network (SBPRN). They have been looking for my owner for almost two months. I was wearing a collar, but there were no identification tags or microchip found. I have been featured on Nextdoor and SBPRN Facebook, placed on lost and found sites throughout Tucson, and flyers have been placed around surrounding communities. No one seems to be looking for me. My rescuers believe that I was frightened by the 4th of July fireworks because I was terrified and trembling when they found me huddled in a doorway.
They say I am approximately 2 years old, a 50-pound male, rottweiler/Lab mix. I am very shy but have a sweet nature. I thanked my rescuer with a gentle kiss. At this time, I am being cared for by volunteers at Oracle Animal Rescue and Rehabilitation. They have been wonderful and have offered to continue helping with training if I am fostered or adopted. If you are patient and kind, please consider giving me a home. I will quickly become your best friend.
For more information, please call Romayne of SaddleBrooke Pet Rescue Network at 520-834-5718.
Annual Pet Food Drive: Helping Pets in Need
Don’t miss SaddleBrooke Pet Rescue Network’s (SBPRN) Pet Food Drive on Wednesday, Oct. 18, from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m., being held at the SaddleBrooke One parking lot near the bocce ball courts. This food drive benefits the Pets in Need Action League (P.I.N.A.L.), which provides temporary pet food assistance to qualified residents of Pinal County who may be struggling to provide for their pets. P.I.N.A.L. relies on grants and donations, as it receives no municipal, county, or federal funding. Please drop off your unopened dry or canned dog/puppy and cat/kitten food (only food, not other pet items). Of course, cash donations are always accepted. Other pet items can be dropped off at SBPRN’s first Friday Drop-Off, which is held each first Friday of the month, also near the bocce ball courts.