We had a great day today! Together with our wonderful volunteers, we rescued three dogs from the Animal Care and Control Team of Philadelphia!
Here's a sneak peek at those three that'll be participating in our 8th class at Philadelphia Prison Systems! Aren't they adorable? They'll be joined by three more dogs before the start of the program.
Many thanks to our amazing, dedicated NLOL-USA volunteers and to the awesome staff & volunteers at ACCT Philly too!
Keep watching our blog and Facebook page to see more updates on the rest of the dogs in the 8th class!
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Don't forget: tonight's the night for the SEE Eyewear Grand Opening at Suburban Square in Ardmore, PA! The event will held from 6-8 PM, and a portion of the proceeds from opening night until 10/12 will be donated to New Leash on Life USA! Hope you attend!
Don't forget to attend the SEE Eyewear Grand Opening tomorrow night (Wednesday, October 9) from 6-8 PM at Suburban Square in Ardmore, PA. To RSVP, please e-mail [email protected].
A portion of all sales from 10/9-10/12 will be donated to New Leash on Life USA! A huge THANK YOU to SEE for their incredible generosity!
Wednesday night's Roaring Twenties Casino Night at Eastern State Penitentiary was a great success! We had a wonderful time, and we hope you did too!
Here are a few of our favorite photos from the event!
Didn't everyone look fabulous?! A special thank you to all of the guests who took the extra time to dress up and really enjoy this year's theme! Please let us know if you have ideas for next year's theme--or if you loved this one so much that you want to do it again!
We wouldn't have been able to pull off such an incredible night if we didn't have such amazingly generous sponsors, donors, and volunteers. We'd like to offer our sincere thanks to the following people/organizations:
Sponsors
Law Offices of Jack McMahon
Agency M
Philadelphia Pet Hotel & Villas
Petplan Pet Insurance
Threlfall Marketing Group
Insource, Inc.
Allied Medical Associates
Community Home Heath
Prize Donors
Jack & Ruth McMahon
Philly Unleashed
Serpico
Uber
Asher's Chocolate
Independent Hotel
Sugar House Casino
Pileggi Salon
SEE Eyewear
Cesar's Way
Jack McMahon III
Philadelphia Pet Hotel & Villas
LedgeRock Golf Club
Bridget Foy’s Restaurant
In-Kind Donors
Spodee Wine
Yards Brewing Company
Philadelphia Distilling
Full House Casino Entertainment
Meredith Komorowsky
Delaware County SPCA
DJ Johnny Bones
MVPR
Classic Cake Company
Halpern & Co.
To see more photos of the event, click here to go to our photo album on Facebook. Don't forget to LIKE us while you're there!
Aren't these puppies adorable? Don't you just want to cuddle them and kiss them?
Well, if you're attending tomorrow night's Casino Night fundraiser, you can! Scrunchie and Baxter Jr. will be the puppies featured in our Puppy Kissing Booth at the event. Purchase tickets here!
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Nutmeg's new owners sent us an update to share with you guys! It looks like she's adjusting very well to her wonderful adopters and her forever home. Thanks to all of our supporters for helping us give Nutmeg (now known as Cat) a chance at a new life!
Here is the e-mail sent by her adopters:
Just wanted to give you a quick update... She (Cat) is adjusting quite nicely and has begun to look to her sister for cues:
Also, has been warming up to sharing space, I believe:
And has been finding various places to snooze:
Thought you'd like to know. :)
Sincerely,
Mark and Shannon.
Isn't she adorable? Thank you, Mark and Shannon, for giving her a loving home and for sending us these fabulous pictures!
Note to our other adopters: If you've adoped a New Leash dog in the past, we'd love to know how they're doing! Please feel free to send us an update with photos for us to share with our staff and our blog readers!
1920s Fashion for our Roaring Twenties Casino Night!
Are you getting excited for our Roaring Twenties Casino Night fundraiser on October 2? We are!
To help you get into the spirit of our theme, we're reposting a short guide to ladies' fashion during the 1920s. Now, before you ask, don't worry! If you're coming to our event, you're not required to don a flapper costume and a headache band. But for those of you who want to (and we'd love it if you did), here's an article from ABC News that'll help you design the perfect 1920s costume for our event!
If you haven't purchased your tickets yet, you can still do so here!
Read on for the article:
Fashion that Roared: 1920′s Evening Wear
By Tzirel Kaminetzky
May 10, 2013
Fashion in the 1920′s saw a great shift from decades prior, reflecting a myriad of attitudes based on economic prosperity, the more-empowered role of women, the end of World War I, the evolution of jazz music and bootlegging. “The Great Gatsby,” set in Long Island, N.Y., in the 1920′s, has this iconic moment in fashion as its backdrop.
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Layers of sequins and metallic details adorned dresses which were designed with pleats and fringed skirts to allow for greater range of motion. This allowed wearers to perform the popular dance moves like the Charleston, practiced at night in venues from speakeasies to mansions.
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As the decade advanced, so did women’s hemlines.
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Women cut their hair shorter in bob cuts and curled it with irons, tucked into their cloche hats or adorned with art deco jewelry and hairpieces. Accent pieces such as anklets were popular as well.
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Makeup could be applied more dramatically, specifically dark eyeliner and blush.
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Dresses were cut to mask the female form not enhance it, with drop waists and no corset.
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A spirit of opulence and frivolity was well reflected in the clothing worn at this time.
Congratulations to Our 7th Class at Philadelphia Prison System!
Last week our dogs and trainers were celebrated at the Graduation Ceremony for the 7th class at Philadelphia Prison System (PPS)!
Here are a few of our favorite photos from the event:
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To see more photos of graduation day, visit our Facebook page and check out our 7th Class Graduation album. Don't forget to like us while you're there to keep receiving updates about our incredible programs!
