Help for Southtown area dogs and cats
UPDATE March 21, 2014: The medals are in! You can purchase them now in our Fiesta Medal Shop. Fast shipping! Be the first to see the artwork for the 2014 Cannoli Fund Fiesta medals at the Unveiling Party on Sunday, February 23! This year’s medals feature a kitten and a senior dog whose lives were … Continue reading 2014 Fiesta Medal Art Unveiling Party Sunday, February 23, 2-4 pm
Thanks to the generosity of dozens of Cannoli fans, who donated thousands of great items to the sale, the third annual Clutter for Cannoli Yard Sale raised more than $2,575 to help improve the lives of cats and dogs living in the Lavaca and King William neighborhoods. Held on Saturday, March 23, the yard sale … Continue reading Third Annual Clutter for Cannoli Yard Sale A Great Success
The Third Annual Clutter for Cannoli Yard Sale is Saturday, March 23rd, from 8 am to 3 pm in King William. All funds raised from this giant yard sale go to improve the lives and control the population of cats and dogs in Southtown. The Cannoli Fund is currently seeking donations of household items, books, … Continue reading Third Annual Clutter for Cannoli Yard Sale on March 23, 2013
The Cannoli Fund for Dogs and Cats‘ Fiesta 2013 Medal Art Unveiling Party was a huge success. The event, held on Sunday, February 24, 2013, at The Friendly Spot in Southtown, raised $920 to benefit spay/neuter and medical services for cats and dogs living in the King William and Lavaca neighborhoods of San Antonio. The … Continue reading 2013 Fiesta Medals Party Raises Funds for Important Programs
Be the first to see the artwork for The Cannoli Fund 2013 Fiesta medals designed by Thomas Dreyer and featuring Cannoli the cat and Bruno the dog! The party is Sunday, February 24, 2 – 4 pm at The Friendly Spot in Southtown. Pre-orders will be taken with medals available in mid-March. Money raised from … Continue reading 2013 Fiesta Medal Art Unveiling Party Sunday, February 24, 2-4 pm
Dear Cannoli, I heard that The Cannoli Fund just purchased a microchip scanner. How does it work and if I find a lost dog or cat, how can I go about using it? Signed, Persian on Pancoast Dear Persian, Microchips are really small (about the size of a grain of rice) and are implanted by … Continue reading Winter 2013: Microchip Scanner Helps Lost Dog, Fiesta Medal Party