Thanks to Everyone for Supporting
Celia Sing
in memory of her dog Sebastian,
who was electrocuted by a light pole
Thanks to Guests
Dr. Tom DeVincentis – Tails of the City: Confessions of a Manhattan Pet Vet
Phil Gonzalez – Ginny: The Dog who Rescues Cats
Pascale Gousseland – National Pen Award Winning Poet
Kate Jennings – Stanley and Sophie
Lee Charles Kelley – Changing the World One Dog at a Time
Mary-Ellen Siegel – Companionship: Dogs with a Purpose
Diane West – Editor/Publisher of NY Tails Magazine
Pet Vet Jeff Levy and PetRox – Music
Special Thanks to
Reverend Martin Hauser, Pastor of Grace and St. Paul's Church
Arte Cafe Trattoria for making this benefit possible
And to All |
Amaryllis Florist, Inc.
Big Nick's Pizza Joint Cafe Saint Honore Magnolia Bakery Malachy's Donegal Inn Max Nass Jewelers Maya Schaper Nancy's – Wines For Food Ninth Avenue Vintner Pioneer Supermarket Ray and Frank Liquor Store 72nd Street Bagel |
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Past Events
Streetzaps is finally on the map!
Con Edison and the Electrical Power and Research Institute invited community safety advocate, Blair Sorrel and her associate, Richard Spain to attend the Jodie Lane Fourth National Conference on May 29-30, 2008 and set a precedent since they were the first non-electrical representatives ever included.
Protest Stray Voltage — was held at Marcus Garvey Park, 120th St. between Lenox and 5th Aves, South Harlem on Sunday, June 8, 2008 at 11 a.m. by the Mushy & Mama Foundation For the Love of Dogs.
What is human grief in dog years? On the anniversary of the electrocution of her beloved Mastiff, Mushy, the New York Post reporter, Denise Buffa issued a pivotal statement at the Stray Voltage Protest at Marcus Garvey Park.
Read Denise's Full Statement.
Bereft Celia Sing shared the podium since her dear Husky, her "boy" Sebastian, had just met the same grim fate. When their dogs died so did something in them.
"Today, it's our dogs.
Tomorrow, it'll be our kids.
Remember Jodie Lane.
STOP THE MADNESS!"
