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CPR Fundraising Gala

Please join us for the big California Pit bull Rescue (CPR) fundraising gala. The evening will be filled with music, food & drinks, wine tasting, pit bull kissing booth, raffle, silent auction, live art show and more!

This year will mark California Pit bull Rescues second annual Fundraising Gala at the Autobody Fine Art Gallery on April 16, 2016. The gala event is an integral part of our fundraising, which allows CPR to launch our services and programs, and as such, we are expecting guests to attend from across the Bay Area and beyond. Our theme this year is Follow the Leader and were excited to reveal our plans to provide low-cost training to pit bull type dogs, once our fundraising goals have been met.

At this event, we will provide guests an opportunity to meet some of our rescued and thriving dogs, in addition to seeing the happy endings (or new beginnings) we have created for both people and canines. We will also be honoring our foster families and volunteers for their tireless work in helping us get to where we are today.

Cocktail attire preferred . . . come on, we know how you all love dressing up! And, please keep your dogs and children at home, it's an evening for grown ups.

More about California Pit bull Rescue:

All dogs deserve a fair chance to live, grow and learn in positive environments. That is why California Pit bull Rescue (CPR) was formed; to provide comprehensive and individualized programs that assist pit bull type dogs to become socialized, loving, healthy family members, in addition to creating supportive, safe environments for them to thrive.

CPRs long-term goal is to provide services throughout the state of California, making an immense improvement in the lives of at-risk dogs and their guardians. Whether its easing the tax burden on citizens and decreasing euthanasia rates or building dogs social skills through training or teaching them to be canine ambassadors. Giving them a chance to thrive in permanent homes, or in countless other ways, CPR currently serves the San Francisco Bay Area, working hand-in-hand with guardians in need, rescuers and municipal shelters.