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Giving Wildlife a Second Chance

We Rescue, Rehabilitate, and Release Imperiled Wildlife

Sun, Aug 9, 2009

www.californiawildlifecenter.org

By joining us at The Wild Brunch
on Sunday, August 16, you will have:

Something to Crow about ♦ A Fawntastic experience ♦ Time to Seal your friends and fellow animal lovers!

Dear Friends,

Yes – there is still time to buy your tickets online; we have extended the deadline to Friday, August 14 to make your secure purchase via The Wild Brunch website, or call CWC at
(818) 222-2658.

The festivities are just one week away for…
The Wild Brunch on Sunday, August 16, at Gull’s Way Estate, Malibu, from Noon – 4 p.m.

Admission includes a full program of fine cuisine, festive libations, entertainment, Silent and Live Auctions, Children’s area with buffet and educational animals; and a gratifying wildlife release.

Late-breaking news:

Ed Begley, Jr., joined our Honorary Committee – welcome back Ed!
Verizon FiOS became a Pelican Sponsor – thanks, Verizon!
Patron Spirits is introducing their new Summer cocktails: Enjoy their pomegranate, grapefruit and pineapple infusions.
James Perse (a Sea Lion Sponsor) will have a table selling original CWC t-shirts.
Raffle tickets for a chance to win a One-Week vacation in Maui (including airfare) are going fast, but we’ll be selling our last bunch at the event (only 400 tickets will be sold).
The winery Burning Hawk/Windsor Vineyards came on board to join 8 others doing tastings.

Ready to Join The Wild Brunch? It’s easy; click on this link to buy your tickets online now:

www.CWCthewildbrunch.kintera.org

All information including location and parking is on the website; if you still have questions, you can call us at the Center: (818) 222-2658.

Thank you,

Staff, Volunteers and Grateful Animals at CWC

P.S. Please pass this email along to all the animal lovers you know!

California Wildlife Center (CWC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of sick, injured and orphaned native wildlife. The Center fulfills this responsibility by providing expert medical care and through community outreach and education. The Center is located on a three + acre parcel in the Santa Monica Mountains, generously provided by California State Parks.

Since its founding in 1998, CWC has provided care for more than 20,000 animals. Operating with a small staff, including a veterinarian and a team of 40 trained volunteers who log 13,000+ hours a year, CWC provides emergency care to native wildlife in Los Angeles County, 365 days a year. The Center does not receive government subsidies and must rely on donations to continue its mission.