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ABTR
Fundraising Efforts
Shop with BeanDogsCafe.com
and raise money for ABTR at the same time!
Every purchase you make at BeanDogsCafe.com
benefits the BTs of ABTR. With a unique BT-centric line of toys, decor, artwork and more, you're sure to find something
to make you smile!
ABTR will receive a minimum of 20% of the profits from EVERY BeanDogsCafe.com
purchase!!
For the very best collars and
leads for your dogs and cats, visit our friends at Zoe's Collection! All items are handmade and absolutely beautiful.
Don't your pets deserve it? Of course they do! Visit www.zoescollection.com to see what the fuss is all about...
For our wonderful supporters, our friends at Zoe's Collection
have arranged for a special discount AND donation deal. Enter coupon code "*abtrfriends*"
when ordering to receive 25% off any item AND a 25% donation to ABTR!
Thank you to Randi, Zoe and Fenway!
It's soo easy...
Go to www.goodsearch.com.
Enter American Boston Terrier Rescue as your cause.
Click
the Verify button.
Start searching!
Every search raises $.01 for ABTR and it's powered by
Yahoo, so it's
probably a search engine you already use.
I've set goodsearch.com as my homepage so I
don't forget to use it. I hope you'll do the same!
The coolest part about it is that you can
track our progress daily by simply pressing a button on the www.goodsearch.com homepage.
Please check it out and pass it on to your friends and family. We
really mean it when we
say EVERY PENNY COUNTS!
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Support ABTR by shopping
at Cafe Press!
We offer 750+ products that feature
the ABTR logo, the Have a Heart logo, some really cute newly designed logos and even some of our rescues! Choose
from t-shirts, doggie tees, sweatshirts,
stickers, cards, hats, baby
items and more!
Just click on the CafePress.com banner below and browse our online
store. Each and every item you purchase will help to support Bostons in need.
Order your checks through the link above
and ABTR will receive 10% of your total order (less S/H)! They offer lots of dog breeds or you can
order custom checks with your dogs' photo on them.
Shop with IGive.com
and raise money for ABTR at the same time!
It costs you nothing and membership is free
and easy. Each time you shop from the IGive mall, a portion of your total will be donated to ABTR. And if
you sign up now, IGive.com will donate an extra $5 to ABTR with your first purchase! (Must make purchase within 45 days
of signing up with IGive.com.)
Shop our affiliate, Jeffers Pet,
and ABTR will receive a portion of the proceeds! (You must shop thru this link.)
From Udder Tugs to Bungee Puppies, PooPals to
collars and leads featuring your favorite breed, Helping Udders has it all! Click the link below to visit Petey and
the brand new ABTR Helping Udders Store!
Helping Udders will donate 25% of the proceeds from each Udder Tug
sale and 10% of all the other items' sales to ABTR, and now if you click through this link, Petey & Company will know you're
shopping on ABTR's behalf!
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Make a Donation
If you'd like to make
a monetary donation, you can send it via PayPal or snail mail. We appreciate any and all donations!
Snail Mail Address:
American Boston Terrier Rescue
PO Box 525
Sanger, TX 76266
Or, if you'd prefer to donate directly to our vet, you can send your donation
to:
Cynthia Westbrook DVM
822 N. Grand
Ave.
Gainesville, TX 76240
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**We DO NOT use Sue Sternberg's Assess-A-Pet or any other extreme
temperament tests on our dogs.
If we used her methods to test Boston Terriers, who are usually
highly stressed in a shelter environment, most of the Bostons that we have been able to save and place would be dead dogs
instead of beloved dogs in new homes. That is where rescue comes into the equation and gets them out of that environment and
into a home and then see how they unwind over a few days to see their true temperment while interacting with a family and
not in a pandemonium of loud noises, rough handling, strange smells, and fear. So many of my babies would have been killed
for being too timid, too food aggressive from starvation, too fear aggressive, too hyperactive, too something and they would
not have reached their new homes and be the beloved dogs they are today so we DO NOT USE NOR DO WE RECOMMEND THIS METHOD OF
TESTING!
"I wonder if other dogs think poodles are members
of a weird religious cult." - Rita Rudner
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