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Help us continue to meet the needs of struggling families in our community.
9NEWS hosts annual telethon to raise money for homeless pets and horses
Animal lovers are invited to tune in to 9nEWS on Thurs., March 1, for the annual Dumb Friends League Have a Heart for Homeless Pets Telethon.
The telethon will air during news programming
Justice For Holly
Moore
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and commercial breaks
on 9nEWS KuSA/KTvD
from 5 a.m. to 10:35 p.m.
and feature adoptable
pets and stories on how
support from our com-
passionate community
helps transform the lives
of animals. Plus, from 10
– 11 a.m. on March 1, the
Dumb Friends League will take over KuSA’s “Colorado & Company” with adorable pets, guest interviews and incredible second-chance stories of homeless pets and horses right here in our community.
Pet lovers who are unable to watch the telethon can still make donations by visiting dd .org/telethon or by calling 303-751-5772.
“i believe we have a moral obligation to provide honor, healing and remembrance to our Fallen Heroes and their families for the sacri ces made on our behalf.”
- Tim Davis, FHH President
Please join us in our mission.
We need your help nancially.
We have more and more requests pouring in daily not only from the con icts of this era, but from those of WWII and Vietnam, and also including those a icted by post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) that have lost their battle.
Our pioneering spirit, faith and vision will never fade. With your support, the road to healing our Fallen Heroes loved ones will be paved with pace, love and honor.
FallenHeroesHonored
Last year, the Dumb Friends League saved more than 19,000 homeless pets and horses, many of which received vital medical care, behavior training and foster care. Funds raised from this year’s telethon will help the Dumb Friends League provide compassionate care and life-changing services to animals in need.
“We open our doors to all animals—whether they are old, ill, injured, unwanted, neglected, lost or in special need of care,” said Dr. Apryl Steele, Dumb Friends League President and CEO. “Support from our friends at 9nEWS and the community allows us to provide vital services and second chances for homeless pets and horses.” Pet lovers who are unable to watch the telethon can still make donations by visiting dd .org/telethon or by calling 303-751-5772.
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