Reality Cares Helps Dogs in Danger

Fri, 06 Jun 2008 11:34:00 -0000

On Saturday, June 14, reality TV stars and their furry friends will attend the ‘Reality Cares Dogs Next Door’ event benefiting www.DogsInDanger.com, being held at a private estate in Los Angeles and to be hosted by ‘Dogs in Danger’ spokesperson Shana Wall of ‘The Amazing Race.’

“Every four seconds a dog is needlessly euthanized in our country alone, simply due to lack of space in our shelters,” stated Shana Wall. ” When I learned about the mission of Dogs In Danger, I jumped at the opportunity to be their national spokesperson. My hope is that our fundraiser brings awareness to this issue so that we can continue to save these dogs from their otherwise tragic fates.”

Actor Jai Rodriguez, star of Animal Planet’s “Groomer Has It,” will emcee a Doggy Fashion Show starring some of the dogs that were saved from euthanasia by Dogs In Danger.

“Reality Cares is proud to be supporting Shana Wall in her efforts to raise money and awareness for Dogs in Danger,” states Todd Michael Krim, founder of Reality Cares. “Dogs in Danger is a very worthy organization and one we couldn’t be happier to align with.”

Current confirmed celebrities to attend are: Ryan Seacrest, Lisa Rinna & Harry Hamlin, lleana Douglas, Kelly Rutherford, Linda Blair, Maria Menounos, Ellen K, James Madio, Ariel Winters, Brittney Gastineau, Karina Smirnoff,Rebecca Cardon, Tian Kitchen, Mike O’Hearn, and Lisa Foxx.

‘The Dogs Next Door’ is a family-friendly event and a limited number of tickets have been made available for the public. Activities include a fortune-teller and cocktails for the adults, as well as an open invitation to swim in the private estate’s pool or mineral bath while rocking out to music by DJ Dimitri Hamlin. Activities for kids include an arcade game room, bowling alley, pool table and more.

So, mark your calendars for Saturday, June 14th! Come out and have some fun from 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm all in the name of charity.

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