JOIN US as we gather in North Texas March 10 with the shared vision and goal of revolutionizing our communities to implement life-saving shelter pet programs! Approximately 200,000 animals die each year in North Texas open-admission, taxpayer funded animal shelters. 200,000! However, a no kill nation, a no kill Texas, is within our reach. The Dallas / Fort Worth No Kill Workshop will provide the information and tools needed to do reduce shelter intake, increase live outcome rates, and build a no kill community. Come be a part of this inspirational, motivational, and informative day hosted by Pawsitively Texas.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND: YOU! This workshop is designed for YOU – a person that wants to volunteer, implement, inspire, and/or lead change in your community. Think one person can not make a difference? Come meet our Speakers who have been catalysts in creating no kill communities. Leave informed, inspired, and with a blueprint of what you can do to help save lives in your community. The event is open to anyone who wishes to learn and do more regardless of whether you work for an animal shelter, serve on a shelter oversight board, volunteer with a rescue group, are an elected municipal official, or are just curious about how the no kill equation is saving the lives of shelter pets throughout Texas and across the US.
DFW No Kill Workshop Schedule
8:15–10:00 am
3:00 – 3:15pm – Break and Exhibit
3:15 – 4:45pm
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS:
There are several hotels that are very close to the Addison Conference Center including the following (clickable links will open in a new browser window):
Marriott Courtyard Dallas Addison
Hilton Garden Inn
Hawthorne Suites Addison
La Quinta Inn and Suites Addison
Hyatt House Addison
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Please add me to your subscription list. I tried to do so above, but when I carefully tried twice to confirm my wish to be on the list, it didn’t work. Thanks, Elaine Albury
Hi Elaine, that’s currently the only way we have to add people to the post notification. I wonder if you might try again. Sometimes it’s just a hiccup in the line.