| Our GIVE A DOG A BONE fundraiser includes our Brunswick County Schools, Brunswick County Sheriff's Department, Shallotte Police Department and Carolina Canines. Each school sponsors a K9. The students obtain pledges from family and friends. Each pledge is considered a BONE ($$$ = bones). For each student that raises 40 BONES or $40, he or she will receive a free Coastal Hounds T-shirt. The top 3 students in the school receive a gift certificate to Wal-Mart, a Coastal Hounds T-shirt and free admission to the Coastal Hounds Walk the Town Dog Walk, October 10, 2009. Free admission is valued at $30 (included: admission for 1 dog to walk, a wag bag, free event T-shirt, dog bandana and lots more). The top 3 students will have their photo taken with their sponsored dog. The photo will be published on the Coastal Hounds website and displayed at the event. Each school's participation will be displayed the day of the event with the number of BONES pledged to their sponsored dog. The funds raised during the GIVE A DOG A BONE program will be split: 60% to the sponsored dog, 20% to the PTO and 20% to Shallotte Rotary. ******************************************************************************* Lincoln Elementary was the first school eager to jump on board. Students sponsored CHICO from the Brunswick County Sheriff's Department. During their assembly day, CHICO along with Officer Donald demonstrated what he does on a daily basis to keep them safe. CHICO also brought along his 2 newest friends, Bonnie & Clyde (2 new Bloodhound puppies the department has just received) The students were able to interact with Bonnie & Clyde. |
Lincoln Elementary students enjoying their visit with Clyde and
Officer Donald.
Clyde, a Bloodhound, is Brunswick County's newest K9 Officer.
He arrived several months ago with his partner, Bonnie. Bonnie
and Clyde are 6 months old as of this photo. They will begin
their training within the next several months. The money raised
from GIVE A DOG A BONE fundraiser will help assist Brunswick
County with the costs for training as well as purchase bullet proof
vests for other K9 Officers.
Officer Donald.
Clyde, a Bloodhound, is Brunswick County's newest K9 Officer.
He arrived several months ago with his partner, Bonnie. Bonnie
and Clyde are 6 months old as of this photo. They will begin
their training within the next several months. The money raised
from GIVE A DOG A BONE fundraiser will help assist Brunswick
County with the costs for training as well as purchase bullet proof
vests for other K9 Officers.
Bonnie with Officer Jared as Lincoln
Elementary students exited the GIVE A
DOG A BONE fundraiser assembly.
Elementary students exited the GIVE A
DOG A BONE fundraiser assembly.
BONNIE & CLYDE received over 680 strokes of joy! |
| Lincoln Elementary's Top 3 winners for Give A Dog A Bone program With the funds raised by Lincoln Elementary, Shallotte Rotary Club's, Coastal Hounds was able to provide a check in the amount of $420.00 to the Brunswick County Sheriff's Department for the benefit of their K9 Unit. Additional money was also provided to the Lincoln PTA. |
Pictured above from the left: Vince Bacchi & Lynn Watkins of the Shallotte Rotary & the Coastal Hounds Chairmen,
Brynn Garner (3rd Place winner), Caleb Hewett (2nd Place), Daniel Fritz (1st Place), Officer Jared with Viper, Brunswick
County K9 Officer
Brynn Garner (3rd Place winner), Caleb Hewett (2nd Place), Daniel Fritz (1st Place), Officer Jared with Viper, Brunswick
County K9 Officer
| Coastal Hounds School Fundraiser Program Give A Dog A Bone |
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