The CSHF added two new members to the Board of Directors. We are very pleased to have the opportunity to work with Susan King and Julie Wickwire, and look forward to their support of the Foundation.
The Clumber Spaniel Health Foundation has supported two new grants in 2012 from the Morris Animal Foundation that were recommended by Karen Yager of the CSCA Genetic Health/DNA subcommittee.
Article from Today's Breeder magazine.
(Used with the permission of the publisher, Nestle Purina PetCare.)
WelcomeDear fellow Clumber fanciers, The Clumber Spaniel Health Foundation calls upon you to help make a difference, to establish a true resource for Clumber health. Our mission is to help Clumbers, and through our work any other dog, live longer, healthier lives, and you can be our champions. Banding together internationally, we can promote and fund research into the diseases that are breaking our hearts. We can also educate fanciers on other health issues that affect our dogs. This takes commitment, it takes time, and it takes money. But it can be done. Your support is needed and will be appreciated. We pledge, as a Board, to handle your contributions with utmost care and respect. We will abide by the Donor Bill of Rightsİ and strong ethical guidelines and will keep you informed on our work and advances. Dedicated Clumber fanciers around the world can make a real difference. Whether we have bred them or adopted them into our homes and hearts, these dogs we love so much deserve no less. Please, be a part of this dream: give the gift of health. Wayne Holbrook
If you wish to send a contribution, you can do so to: Clumber Spaniel Health Foundation The Foundation is a tax-exempt public charity under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. All donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. |