Spay Panama Weekend at Cerro Azul
By DON WINNER for Panama-Guide.com - Received via email: "Hello Don. I just received this report from Sylvie on the Spay Panama weekend we had here in Cerro Azul. I thought you might be interested in reading it. Since moving to Panama 3 1/2 years ago, I still have a hard time driving down our mountain and seeing all the malnourished animals. This is truly a great organization. We still love to read the guide, thanks so much for your time you put into to it. Rachelle"
Here's The Report: "Hi, First of all, thank you so much for your support; we have made a difference in our community which directly benefits 114 dogs and 27 cats, and this will avoid plenty of unwanted litters! All animals were sterilized and dewormed, they received vitamins and were sprayed against fleas and ticks, and they also had their ears cleaned. The dogs over 3 months of age got rabies vaccines and none of the dogs will run the risk of TVT (Transmittable Venereal Tumor) via copulation now. Here is a link to the full report. Sadly, three dogs were abandonned this weekend, so please let me know if you can help me find them a home. If you have any questions or suggestions, please contact me on sylviehuyskens@hotmail.com or 297 7271. Kind regards, Sylvie"
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About 10,000 young Catholic activists from all around the country, started the first phase in the streets of a program called "The Archdiocesan Promotional Campaign of the Panamanian Catholic Church" that seeks to raise more than $1 million dollars. This weekend Catholic youth from the different parishes of the Archdiocese will be stationed at traffic lights and intersections seeking donations. Tomorrow thousands of adult Panamanians will continue this activity which seeks to collect money to help with the work of evangelicalism carried out by the Catholic Church. The schedule of activities of the Promotion Campaign, "the Church is you and it needs you" will continue, within fifteen days, in the second phase with the delivery of boxes to different households, and will conclude with a concert in mid-September upon completion this national effort. This year the campaign is led by businessman Roberto Moreno, who requests the support and participation of the Panamanian people, asking them to donate to the campaign. (TVN Noticias)
(Posted By Charly Garcia) The American Society is joining up with, promoting the 4th of July BBQ at The Balboa Yacht Club, sponsored by VFW Post 3835 and the Ladies Auxiliary is hosting its Annual 4th of July BBQ WHEN: Sunday, July 4th TIME: 12:00 - until ? WHERE: Balboa Yacht Club, Amador Causeway, beside TGIFriday's Restaurant. COST: Free entrance DONATION: BBQ dinners $10.00 in advance, $12.00 at the door (dinners will include BBQ ribs & chicken, baked beans, potato salad and dinner roll) will be served from 2:00 - 5:00 ***food items will be sold a la carte...hotdogs, hamburgers, corn on the cob, apple pie, sausage on the stick, etc. from 12:00 - until. *** Happy Hour prices for drinks (national liquors and Beer) ***Music, Fireworks, 50/50 raffle*** For American Society members: Pay this year's annual renewal dues of $40 and we forgive the $10 late payment penalty for all former members. In Addition: We are now offering all renewals of present and former members received between 12 June and 4 July one free ticket per family for a BBQ meal ($10 value............ New Members joining between 12 June and 4 July will receive one free BBQ dinner ticket per family. All members and their immediate family attending the picnic will each be given one free drink ticket. Visit our website at: www.amsoc.org
Heavy raid didn't stop hundreds of people, dressed in white, from participating in a march against violenct that began at 8:00 am this morning on the Coastal Strip. The 39 organizations that are part of the Grand Alliance for Public Safety participated. The walk was a call to action to the government and society so that everyone plays their role in combating insecurity. Organizations belonging to the Grand Alliance for Security such as the October 23 Movement led by David Ramirez, read on the stage a document that was handed to the President of the Republic. President Ricardo Martinelli pledged to take action immediately and called a meeting of the Gabiente Council. The event closed with the singing of the national anthem, which was interpreted by Lissette Condassin, Manager of Corporate Affairs for TVN and TVMax, Annie Tovar and Janelle Davidson. (TVN Noticias)
