Baltimore Humane Society... Maryland Public TV...Can You Adopt Hope?

   Baltimore Humane Society...Maryland Public Television ...Can You Adopt Hope?

A large group of volunteers gathered in Owings Mills this evening for a fundraiser for Maryland Public TV.

There was a sea of blue shirts answering phones and taking pledges for MPT. Tonight's show was The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.  Each person who called in with a pledge was entitled to a thank you gift.  But each of my callers declined the gifts. They just wanted to ensure that the Mystery Night on MPT would continue.

                                          
                                       

                         The Humane Society logo on our blue shirts.

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          Look to the left..Margaret Rome. Look to the right..Erica Rome.

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Her name is Hope and Hope stole the show! She is just perfect... a very gentle eight year old terrier mix. Hope is already spayed, micro-chipped and current on all vaccinations. Adoption fee is only $100 but she needs to be the only dog in the house! Can you adopt Hope? Do you know anyone who could?

    Baltimore Humane Society... Maryland Public TV...Can You Adopt Hope?

MPT and Baltimore Humane Society...Fundraising and the Code of Ethics..Friday March 16th

MPT and Baltimore Humane Society...Fundraising and the Code of Ethics

Realtors® follow a Code of Ethics and so does  the Humane Society.

"We believe that individuals give to the Humane Society do so for no other reason other than to help pets."

                      
                      

Baltimore Humane Society is a private non-profit animal welfare organization serving Baltimore City, Baltimore County and the state of Maryland at large. Like most non-profits, we hold out our hands every day and ask for help from individuals and organizations that wish to support us. So what makes us different? Our fundraising efforts reflect a code of ethics that are predicated on one very simple belief:

"We believe that individuals give to the Humane Society do so for no other reason other than to help pets."

 

 My daughter Erica and I will be volunteering at Maryland Public Television- Friday Evening  March 16th. This is good exposure for Baltimore Humane Society during  MPT's  most popular show, The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.  We will all be wearing blue Humane Society t-shirts.

                                           

Remember when Erica adopted my grandkits?           

      

Wendy Goldband is the Director of Marketing & Public Relations and  Volunteer Coordinator for Baltimore Humane Society located at..

1601 Nicodemus Road

Reisterstown, MD 21136 

Phone 410-833-8848

Realtors® follow a Code of Ethics and so does the Humane Society.