Thank you everyone for your patience while we put the 2010 “Cancer Can’t Keep A Good Dog Down” Calendar together. It’s a beautiful tribute to all the dogs who have been lost to cancer and who are still in there fighting.
We're now taking pre-orders for the calendar. Calendars go the printers this week and should be ready for delivery the first week in December. Though we don't anticipate it, if there is any change in delivery date, customers who have pre-ordered calendars will be notified.
Calendars are $20.00 each. Shipping and handling are included in this cost
until midnight EST December 16th . After that shipping cost will be added on to the calendar price should you request rush shipping in time for the holidays.
To pre-order your calendars, please follow this
direct link to Click and Pledge.
Additionally, if you order 4 or more calendars you will receive a $2.00 discount per calendar. Unfortunately there is no option under Click and Pledge for us to give you an immediate discount, so you will be billed the full price. However, Ginger will issue you a rebate check ($2.00/calendar for 4 or more) with your order.
Example: Erich wants 8 calendars. (Hey, I have friends!) He wants to pre-order to avoid the rush and zooms over to
Click and Pledge and enters 8 in the quantity section. The total comes up as $160.00. Click and Pledge charges his VISA Card (or Master Card or Discover) $160.00, the full price. But when his calendars arrive, lo and behold, there’s his rebate check for $16.00 with the calendars! WOW! How cool is that?
The $2.00 discount for orders of 4 or more calendars applies whether you pre-order prior to December 16 or order after that date. However, after December 16, in order to get your shipment to you in time for Christmas we must bill you for shipping. So, to avoid shipping charges, please get your orders in by December 16! If you’re ordering for Hanukkah, please get your orders in no later than December 1.
For more information, please contact Ginger at: ginger@2dogs2000miles.org.
puppy up!
As they make their way steadily towards Philadelphia, with their arrival set for Thanksgiving, Luke, Hudson, and Murphy took some time from the road this week due to torrential downpours. This was after the close encounter of the third kind with the local constabulary in Newark, Delaware. Some ever-vigilant Newarkian spotted The Boys settling down for the night off the road and away from traffic and civilization and decided to call the cops. After the police checked them out and decided they were not a threat to the civilizations of Newark or Delaware or The Eastern Seaboard, they advised our friends they could stay the night (how gracious) but must be gone by 
dawn’s early light or it would be off to the hoosegow with them. So early the next morning, Luke packed up and they set out, only to be caught in the rain. Murphy hates rain, so he insisted they catch a ride to a local motel. So, with Murphy’s allowance, they caught a cab to a Red Roof Inn, dried out and settled down. Hudson hogged the remote and watched Anima
l Planet all day. And as you can see, Murphy enjoyed lounging on the bed.
nn Wednesday night I saw a commercial for the memory walk in Philadelphia this Sunday. Turns out a supporter is coming this way so I'll be participating in it. Thanks Marei!”
"Woolly Bear" is the common name for the Isabella Tiger Moth (Pyrrharctia isabella) while it's in its larval stage. They're fuzzy with black bands on the ends and an orange band in the middle (although sometimes they can be all black, too). There are also some variations that have up to 13 alternating bands of black and orange.
Thank you everyone for your patience while we put the 2010 “Cancer Can’t Keep A Good Dog Down” Calendar together. It’s a beautiful tribute to all the dogs who have been lost to cancer and who are still in there fighting.
