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New Pet-Treat Cookbook is Making Local Pets Famous!

Circle P Sanctuary, an IRS recognized 501(c)3 community organization in Marengo, Ohio, is publishing an all natural, Pet-Treat Cookbook as a fund raising project. The book will be available for sale right after the first of the year.

Whether you share your life with a dog, cat or horse, the cookbook includes healthy recipes for treats that will delight all three. The finished book will make the perfect gift for all the dog, cat and horse lovers in your life.

The Circle P Sanctuary, Inc. is committed to the prevention of cruelty through education and providing quality care for abused, neglected, unwanted horses/animals, in addition to offering caring individuals the opportunity to adopt these deserving animals. We are always looking for volunteers to help at our facility in Marengo, Ohio. “We are always excited to welcome volunteers who have experience working with animals, repair work or have business experience.” Said Lynne Petitti, President of the Circle P Sanctuary. For more information on volunteering or upcoming events, visit our volunteer page or check out our events page or call us at 419-864-3872.

The Circle P Sanctuary is pleased to have received a $500 grant from the Ohio Coalition for Animals. These funds will be used to better the lives of many animals in need.

Funding for this program is made possible through the purchase of Ohio Horse license plates. For more information on this program please visit HorsePlate.org

NEWS ALERT!!!

Circle P Sanctuary was included in a great story on ONN TV. The story was about the growing population of unwanted animals and you can view it on-line
by following this link!

http://www.onntv.com/content/stories/2011/09/22/story-unwanted-horses-special.html

Colonel had a keratoconjuctivectomy and mass removal on his lower eyelid followed by adjunctive Beta-radiation for a Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC) of his right eye as well as a mass removed from his penis. SCC is a very common ocular tumor of horses, particularly in light colored breeds such as draft horses and Appaloosas. Over-exposure to UV light with this tumor can result in progression and that is why Colonel needs to wear a UV protective fly mask while outside.

Colonel was hospitalized at the OSU college of Veterinary Medicine from 08/04/11-08/06/11 and is expected to make a full recovery. Colonel's medical expenses are around $2500.00. The Circle P Sanctuary is a non-profit organization that is able to operate and make a difference in these animals lives based on your kind donations. Every dollar counts and we appreciate anything you can give to help cover the cost of Colonel's recovery.

For more information on SCC, please visit: http://www.equisearch.com/horses_care/health/illnesses_injuries/equine_squamous_cell_carcinoma_020910/

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