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Pet Peeves Receives Donation of $5,000
from Southern Wine & Spirits
Woodbury, NY – October 2007 – Pet Peeves, Long Island’s
foremost animal advocacy group has received a $5,000 donation from
Syosset-based Southern Wines and Spirits of New York. The presentation
was made by Executive Vice President and General Manager Larry Goodrich
and Vice President and General Sales Manager of Wines, Brett Dunne.
The donation will go toward helping Pet Peeves “compassionately
connect people and pets.”
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Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Cares for Pet Peeves
Jericho, NY – June 4, 2007 – Janine Dion, Founder and
President of Pet Peeves, the “voice for Long Island pets,” is
pleased to announce that Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Cares
has selected Pet Peeves as a recipient of proceeds from the residential
brokerage’s Fall Classic First Annual Benefit Golf Outing.
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Women, Golf & Business Luncheon Names
Pet Peeves among recipients
Bethpage, NY – June 26, 2007 – The 11th
Annual Women, Golf & Business Luncheon, which takes
place at the prestigious Commerce Bank Championship,
has announced that Pet Peeves will be among three charitable
organizations that will receive proceeds from the annual
luncheon.
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Throwing
employees a bone
How some Employers are helping workers care for their pets
Patricia Kitchen
Change@work
As a manager, employee and pet lover, Janine Dion says
she's grateful to work for a pet-friendly employer, Crest
Hollow Country Club, where she is director of sales and
marketing. As the caretaker of three cats and two dogs,
she gets up an hour early each morning to tend to feeding,
watering, walking and litter-box cleanup. On days she and/or
her husband have after-work events, they negotiate who'll
get home first to care for the critters. At work, when
one of her staff has a pet issue, she says, she's quick
to be accommodating.
And while pets can add anxiety and
stress to an employee's life, that's more than tempered
by just one lick or tail wag, says Dion, who is also founder
and president of Pet Peeves Inc., a Woodbury-based animal
advocacy group.
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Pet Peeves’ and Citibank’s
“Stamp
Out Hunger” Program Reaps an Abundance of Food
for Hungry Animals
Woodbury, NY – March 2007 – The partnership
between Pet Peeves and Citibank in a food drive for pets
has proven to be a boon for hungry animals. The drive netted
over 750 lbs of dog and cat food which was promptly distributed
to animal rescue shelters on Long Island.
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Pet Peeves and Citibank to Hold
Pet Food
Drive in February
Providing support to those who feed animals in need
on
Long Island is the goal
Woodbury, NY – January 2007 – Pet Peeves,
one of the preeminent animal advocacy groups on Long
Island, will join forces with Citibank to conduct a food
drive for pets, calling on animal lovers to give generously
to help feed the growing population of needy, abandoned,
or homeless animals in Nassau and Suffolk. Two Citibank
branches, one at Roosevelt Field, 600 Old Country Road,
Garden City and the other in Garden City Park at 2301
Jericho Turnpike will house “food receptacles” for
donations of dog and cat food throughout the entire month
of February.
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Founder of Pet Peeves Janine Dion Named
Outstanding Fundraising Volunteer for 2006
Woodbury, NY – December 2006 – Janine Dion,
a passionate supporter of people and pets alike, has
been named Outstanding Fundraising Volunteer for her
efforts on behalf of Pet Peeves, the not-for-profit animal
advocacy organization she founded four years ago. She
was presented with the award on Philanthropy Day 2006
by the Association of Fundraising Professionals.
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Pet Peeves’
“Furry Tails
Can Come True” Gala
Woodbury, NY—September 13, 2006- Pet Peeves, Inc. “the
voice of Long Island Pets” is proud to announce
that its 4th annual “Furry Tails” gala raised
in excess of $100,000 to aid Long Island’s abused,
neglected and unwanted animals and to support local Pet
Therapy programs. This amazing event, held at the
Crest Hollow Country Club in Woodbury, brought in a sold-out
crowd of more than 375 people.
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Sue Fragale Named to the
Board of Directors
of Pet Peeves
Woodbury, NY (September, 2006) Janine Dion, President
and Founder of Pet Peeves, Inc. “the voice of Long
Island Pets” is proud to announce that Sue Fragale,
President of Team Communications in Long Beach NY has
been appointed to its Board of Directors.
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Pet Peeves’ Announces 4th Annual “Furry
Tails Can Come True” Gala
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Roslyn
Savings Foundation is Best in Show Sponsor
March 15, 2006 -- Woodbury, NY -- Pet Peeves, Inc., “The
Voice of Long Island’s Pets” has announced
that its 4th Annual Furry Tails Can Come True Gala will
take place on Wednesday, September 13, 2006,
at the Crest Hollow Country Club, in Woodbury, New York.
Fonder and President, Janine Dion, is also pleased to
announce that The Roslyn Savings Foundation has graciously
agreed to serve as the “Best in Show” sponsor
for the event, providing a $15,000 donation to Pet Peeves.
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Pet
Peeves' 2006 Critter Calendar Unveiled!
Proceeds to benefit LI's most needy animals
Woodbury , NY -November 10, 2006- Pet Peeves' Inc. "The
Voice of Long Island Pets" is proud to announce the release
of its 2006 Critter Calendar. The beautiful color
glossy pet calendar was formally unveiled at the "Furry
Tails Can Come True" gala held at the Crest Hollow Country
Club in September.
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Pet
Peeves' "Furry Tails Can Come True” Gala
Brings in Record Numbers for LI's Animals in Need
Woodbury, NY— September 20, 2005 - Pet Peeves,
Inc. “the voice of Long Island pets” is proud
to announce that it's "Furry Tails Can Come True” Gala
has raised in excess of $60,000 to aid Long Island's
abused, neglected, and unwanted animals. The spectacular
event, which brought in a sold-out crowd of more than
350 people, was held at the Crest Hollow Country Club
in Woodbury.
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LI’s
Pet Peeves to Donate $5,000 to Katrina Animal Rescue Fund
All-Volunteer Organization to Help Grant “Noah’s
Wish”
Woodbury, NY – September 9, 2005 –
Pet Peeves, one of Long Island’s foremost animal protection
organizations, has responded to the voiceless victims of Katrina’s
wrath; the homeless and neglected animals in the hurricane-ravaged
Gulf Coast. They will donate $5,000 to Noah’s Wish,
a not for profit organization that works exclusively to rescue
and shelter animals in disasters.
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Two
LI Teens to be Honored with Achievement Awards at Pet Peeves’
“Furry Tails Can Come True” Gala
Woodbury, NY – August 2005 - Two pet loving
teenagers who have given generously of their time and money
to help animals in need will be honored with Student Achievement
Awards from Pet Peeves, the “voice of Long Island’s
pets.” Eliana Tilles, a resident of Nassau and Monet Lee
of Suffolk will accept their awards at Pet Peeves’ Gala
Fundraiser, “Furry Tails Can Come True,” on Tuesday,
September 20, at the Crest Hollow Country Club in Woodbury.
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Pet
Peeves announces 2005 grant recipients
providing more than $50,000 to aid animals in need
Woodbury, NY— (July 11, 2005) - Pet Peeves,
Inc. “the voice of Long Island pets” recently announced
its grant recipients for 2005. Each year, Pet Peeves endows
worthy companion organizations whose programs support abused
and neglected animals as well as humane education and pet therapy
initiatives.
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Gladys Ahrens elected
to Pet Peeves Board of Directors
Woodbury, New York (April, 2005) – Janine
Dion, Founder and President of Pet Peeves, the voice for Long
Island pets, has announced that Gladys Ahrens, Vice President
at benefits consulting firm Chernoff Diamond & Co., of
Garden City, New York, has been elected to the board of directors
of Pet Peeves, Inc.
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2005 Critter
Calendar Contest
Woodbury, NY--Over 120 entries were received for this years
Pet Peeves, Inc. "the voice of Long Island pets" 2005
Critter Calendar Contest.
The money for the calendars, which can be ordered by going to
www.petpeevesinc.org, will go towards the needy and to teach awareness
for the abandoned, abused and neglected animals of Long Island.
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Furry
Tails Can Come True Gala
Second Event Successful for Pet Peeves
--"The Voice of Long Island Pets"
Woodbury, NY--Over 200 people attended Pet Peeves
Inc., "the voice of Long Island pets" second annual
fundraiser, "Furry Tails Can Come True," on October
16th, at Crest Hollow Country Club. The event brought in over
$46,000 which will be used to help the abused, abandoned and
neglected pets of Nassau and Suffolk Counties.
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Roslyn Savings Foundation
Sponsors
Pet Peeves’ “Furry Tails Can Come True” Fundraiser
March 24, 2005 -- Woodbury, NY—Pet
Peeves, Inc., “The Voice of Long Island’s Pets”
recently received a $15,000 donation from the Roslyn Savings
Foundation to sponsor its upcoming event “Furry Tails
Can Come True,” to be held on September 20,2005, at the
Crest Hollow Country Club, in Woodbury. The generous support
of the Roslyn Savings Foundation enables Pet Peeves to further
its mission of protecting Long Island’s abused and neglected
animals and its work with companion organizations who share
common goals.
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Cablevision creates Pet Peeves Public Service
Announcement
PET PEEVES AND CABLEVISION TEAM UP FOR PSA DELIVER
MESSAGE TO END ANIMAL ABUSE ON LONG ISLAND
January 12, 2004
-- Janine Dion, president and founder of Pet Peeves, Inc.,"The
Voice for Long Island Pets," is pleased to announce that
through the generosity of Cablevision, the non-profit will be
airing public service announcements (PSAs) throughout the month
of January 2004. The televised message features Pet Peeves Board
member, Laurie Bloom, and Francis, a Siamese cat rescued from
a local shelter, and includes images of board members as well
as adopted pets.
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