2016 Pawpurrazzi

Benefits Humane Society of Greater Miami

Pat Wallace, Chairman of the Board of Directors at Humane Society of Greater Miami, and Milton Wallace, Hall of Fame members, with Jake, Chloe, and Charity

Friday, January 22, 2016, from 7 to 11 p.m.
Jungle Island
1111 Parrot Jungle Trail, Watson Island, Miami
305-749-1815 (Laurie Hoffman)
Laurie@HumaneSocietyMiami.org

Join the Humane Society of Greater Miami as it takes the dogs out for a sophisticated and modish affair at the 2016 Pawpurrazzi. the year’s most extravagant event to benefit the Humane Society of Greater Miami. Driven by the love, devotion and direction by the wonderful Pawpurrazzi Chairmen, Pat and Milton Wallace and Bunny Bastian, with support from four-time Golden Hall of Fame Member, The Batchelor Foundation, and hundreds of supporters, much needed funds will be raised to support more than 400 homeless and abandoned animals cared for by the Humane Society.

On January 22, 2016, more than 500 of Miami’s most influential and esteemed pet loving philanthropists and their dogs will come together at Jungle Island for an absolutely exuberant evening. At this one-of-a-kind event, guests will enjoy a sit-down gourmet dinner, a silent auction filled with top-of-the-line designer names, and the “Great Pets Who Walk in Front of Great People” runway show. For our feline lovers, cats are always showcased in the most unique and exciting ways! These activities and more make Pawpurrazzi a truly magical occasion you will not want to miss!

Nancy and Jon Batchelor, Sandy Batchelor, representing The Batchelor Foundation, four-time Golden Hall of Fame member

Every year, Pawpurrazzi takes us on a new and exciting adventure somewhere across the world. Where will Parpurrazzi take us this year?

Ticket Prices are $550, $750, $1000 and $2,000 per person. Dogs are special guests!

The Humane Society of Greater Miami is dedicated to finding a loving home for all the cats and dogs in its care and to promoting responsible pet ownership and spay/neuter programs. It prides itself on its adoption guarantee philosophy which means that every animal in its care is safe from the threat of euthanasia for as long as it takes to find a loving home.

For more information about Pawpurrazzi, contact Laurie Hoffman at 305-749-1815 or Laurie@HumaneSocietyMiami.org.

About Humane Society of Greater Miami

The Humane Society of Greater Miami has been helping homeless animals in Miami-Dade County since 1936. Today, more than 400 homeless dogs, cats, puppies and kittens each day are cared for at the Soffer and Fine Adoption Center in North Miami Beach and through our foster care program. We are able to give these animals a second chance by providing tender loving care, a good meal, shelter and medical care for as long as it takes to find them homes with kind, responsible and committed caregivers.

Holt Boink, Kateri Boink, Bart Bastian, James Boink with King, Marika Boink, Raphael Bastian with Skipper, Bunny Bastian, Golden Hall of Fame member, Sean Bastian, Christopher Bastian

The organization works diligently at creating a more kind, just and loving community for the pets and people of Miami-Dade County. We offer programs and services to educate, inform and inspire people to take responsible care of their pets and treat animals with the kindness they deserve. With the support of people from across Miami-Dade County, we are helping to create a better community for all.

Each animal that is cared for at our shelter is free from the threat of euthanasia while they wait for their forever family. In 2014, close to 3,250 animals found their human companions and began their new lives in the comfort of homes around our community and South Florida. All pets are vaccinated, spayed/neutered, and micro-chipped before becoming available for adoption. In addition, we go to great lengths to make sure the pet is healthy and disease-free. We provide counseling and guidance to make sure the right match is made and the right pet is adopted into the right home.

We run two veterinary clinics, one in North Miami Beach and another in Cutler Bay where we strive to end our community’s pet overpopulation problem by performing more than 13,000 sterilization surgeries and 50,000 vaccinations each year. We have programs that help the financially challenged people of our community by providing free services for vaccinations and spay/neuter surgeries.

The Humane Society of Greater Miami is a not-for-profit charitable animal welfare organization supported solely by donations, private grants and fundraising events. We rely on our local community for financial support. For more information, please call 305-749-1815 or visit www.HumaneSocietyMiami.org.

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