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9Th Annual Benefit Auction Save A Dog 9th Annual Benefit Auction About Save A Dog Save A Dog, Inc. is a non-profit humane society, founded in 1999, whose mission is to save and find forever homes for abandoned dogs. Every year millions of dogs are put to sleep because of pet overpopulation. Our goal is to try to save as many lives as we can by utilizing both volunteers and supporters who are inspired to help. We provide our rescued dogs with loving care, a holistic protocol, medical care, and a place to stay while searching for their permanent homes. In November of 2008, we moved the operation out of our founder’s home in Wayland into a new location at 604 Boston Post Road in Sudbury. This rent-to-own facility, while safely set back from the road, offers us the visibility our rescued dogs need in order to find homes more quickly, and thus make room for other dogs in need. The main building, where guests sign-in, has a warm, inviting lobby, a retail shop, and a Meet-and-Greet room with comfortable sofas where people can meet the dog of their dreams in a homey setting. The kennel building has 13 runs and a puppy room inside, and 3 fenced-in play yards outside. While we still depend on our volunteer foster families, the kennel offers us a place to quarantine incoming dogs and thereafter a safe place in which to introduce them to people looking to adopt a dog. Every day a small army of dedicated volunteers provides round-the-clock care for the dogs as well as regular exercise and enrichment to make their stay more pleasant. To fund our day -to-day operating costs, we depend entirely upon private donations. This Auction is crucial to keeping us viable throughout the winter months. Every single dollar we raise makes a difference in the life of a dog. ON OUR COVER: GYPSY, A SWEET SENIOR DOG WHO SPENT MOST OF HER LIFE LIVING OUTDOORS AT AN ANIMAL SANCTUARY -- UNTIL WE RESCUED HER IN 2007. GYPSY SHOWED US ALL THAT OLDER DOGS KNOW HOW TO REDEEM THE YEARS THAT WERE STOLEN FROM THEM. TONIGHT’S AUCTION IS DEDICATED IN GYPSY’S MEMORY. 604 Boston Post Road, Sudbury, MA 01776 (978) 443-7282 ~ [email protected] www.saveadog.org 2 A Guide to the Auction We are offering our guests both a silent and a live auction tonight. Feel free to walk around and view all the items displayed. We are also offering complimentary hors d'oeuvres. Dinner will be served after the silent auction closes. Dessert, coffee and tea will be served toward the end of the Live Auction! Take your time to review all the auction items, make your silent auction bids, and visit our merchandise table. And, of course, have a great time meeting members of the Save A Dog family. Silent Auction The silent auction tables are located in the Banquet/Silent Auction room off the Lobby and Main Dining. Be sure to visit these tables upon your arrival and place your bids. The rules are simple: When you see an item you like, enter your bid and bidder number (the number on your paddle) on the bid sheet (all bids must be in whole dollar increments). Return to check on the item often and adjust your bid if necessary to make sure yours is the highest. Silent Auction tables will be closed for bidding in the following order: Section 1 Closes at: 7:20 pm Section 2 Closes at: 7:30 pm An announcement will be made prior to the closing of each lot so that you can bid one last time. After the closing of each lot, winners sheets will be distributed to each table and posted by the silent auction. Check these to see if yours was the winning bid. Live Auction Things will really start to get exciting as these unique and very special items are introduced. Be sure to look them over ahead of time, and bid high and often. Remember that you are helping needy adoptable dogs every time you raise your paddle! 3 Paying For Your Auction Purchases Running tabs for each bidder will be maintained throughout the auction for both silent and live auction items. You may go to the checkout table(s) in the lobby to receive your itemized bill after the special presentation following the live auction. Then follow the line around the table to the cashier where cash, checks, or credit card will be taken for payment. All merchandise must be taken with you when you leave. Our Sponsors Save A Dog would like to thank the Framingham Whole Foods for their generous support of Save A Dog and this year’s benefit auction! Don’t Forget about our Door Prize! This evening when you arrived, you were given a numbered door prize ticket. If you’re interested in being in the running for the door prize, just drop the ticket in the door-prize container at the registration desk. Lucky Dog 50/50 Raffle! The total jackpot will be split 50/50 between Save A Dog and One Lucky Winner! YOU could be the Lucky Dog who takes the “big bowl” home! Winner will be chosen during tonight’s auction! You can still purchase raffle tickets tonight until the silent auction closes 4 Sam Adams Bucket of Cheer 1 The "Bucket of Cheer" includes a galvanized Samuel Adams beer bucket, 2 shirts, 2 hats, 2 bottle openers, 2 Boston Lager Perfect Pint glasses and a Brewer Patriot Certificate which grants the winner one case of Samuel Adams beer every month for one year (for pick-up at the Boston Brewery)!! $400 will pay for 4 spay surgeries! Donated by: The Boston Beer Company Value: $400 5 2 Sandy Burr Golf for Four with Carts Sandy Burr Country Club, established in 1922, is conveniently located 16 miles west of Boston. This privately-owned 18 hole championship golf course was designed by Donald Ross. the renowned golf course architect. It is 6,550 yards in length, punctuated by sand traps and three water hazards. This Middlesex County bent grass course lies on land that is rolling and inviting to play, with aged trees along the fairways and good sized greens. Donated by: Sandy Burr Country Club Value: $300 6 Westport Rivers Vineyard Tour & Wine 3 Tasting for 10 Private tour and tasting for 10 people at Westport Rivers Vineyard and Winery Westport, Massachusetts. Visit Westport Rivers for a fun and educational exploration of the world of wine. ….an hour south of Boston, half an hour from Providence and a stone’s throw away from Horseneck Beach. Learn why Yankee Magazine honored Westport Rivers as one of the best touring destinations in New England. Each guest will receive a Westport Rivers logo wine glass during their visit. Certificate expires 12/31/2012. A great time for you and your friends! Donated by: Westport River Vineyards Value: $100 7 4 3 Night Berkshire Stay Spend three relaxing nights in a lovely ski chalet. Forest Gate is a bright and delightful contemporary log cabin surrounded by 12,000 acres of forest and located 7 miles away from Ski Butternut in Great Barrington, MA. We are offering three nights for up to 5 people any time before June 1st, 2012. Holiday weekends and February and April school vacation weeks are excluded. Forest Gate has trails across the street upon which one can show-shoe, cross country ski, hike or mountain bike. It has a home theater on the lower level to provide fun inside as well as out. The house has four bedrooms and two full baths. Sorry, no pets allowed due to owner's allergies. Donated by: The Costello Family Value: $950 8 Autographed Tom Brady Picture 5 This autographed, framed Tom Brady MVP picture will make a good addition to any collection. Sports memorabilia collectors love stats, and Brady’s can’t be beat. He led the Patriots to three Super Bowl Championships including their first title in 2002. Since Tom Brady rarely does signings, pieces with his signature are in high demand. Donated by: Jill Mentzer Value: $400 9 6 Your Own Wine Cellar Bid on your own Wine Cellar: A collection of over 50 bottles of wine, something for everyone, all donated by the volunteers at Save A Dog. This is a special offering of a wide variety of wine for your tasting pleasure. Featured wines are Shafer Rentless 2003 (valued at $60 - $70 per bottle), Benton Lane Pinot Noir 2008 (valued at $25 - $55 per bottle), MollyDooker The Boxer 2009 ($25), MollyDooker Two Left Feet 2009 ($21), Badia a Coltibuono 2008 ($18). Donations were still coming at time of catalog printing, so please see our display today. Donated by: Friends of Save A Dog Value: $800+ 10 Jacoby Ellsbury Autographed Baseball 7 Red Sox Outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury won the American League Comeback Player of the Year award in 2011. Ellsbury missed all but 18 games of the 2010 season with fractured ribs, but he returned for a triumphant 2011 campaign in which he batted .321, hit 32 home runs and had 39 stolen bases. Ellsbury also finished third in the American League with 119 runs scored, and was recently voted a 2011 Golden Glove winner. Donated By: Boston Red Sox Value: $150 11 Le Cordon Bleu Paris 5-Night 8 Adventure with Airfare for 2 Founded in Paris in 1895, Le Cordon Bleu has acquired an international reputation built on excellence in culinary and hospitality education.
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