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 By  GreggParker Published 
5:10 pm Tuesday, August 25, 2015

MARF plans Pints for Paws

"Pints for Paws" at Blue Pants Brewery on Sept. 12 will raise funds for Madison Animal Rescue Foundation (MARF). In the photo, Bristol, a female Chihuahua, currently is available for adoption from MARF. (CONTRIBUTED)

“Pints for Paws” at Blue Pants Brewery on Sept. 12 will raise funds for Madison Animal Rescue Foundation (MARF). In the photo, Bristol, a female Chihuahua, currently is available for adoption from MARF. (CONTRIBUTED)

MADISON – Madison Animal Rescue Foundation is having a party at Blue Pants Brewery, 500 Lanier Road to help dogs and cats find a family home.

“Pints for Paws” on Sept. 12 at 6 p.m. will offer guests the potent potables crafted at Blue Pants in a party atmosphere to benefit MARF.

“Animal Control has been overflowing lately. We are at risk of not being able to take (all animals),” MARF founder Miki Bennett said.

The band Dawg Haus will entertain guests with their mix of jazz, folk, blues and other tunes. This acoustic trio includes Len Bullard, Rick Van Nostrand and Curtis Zimmerman.

A silent auction will offer fine jewelry, prints by local artists, gift baskets for both people and dogs/cats and a $300 certificate for prescription sunglasses at Madison Eye Care. “We’ll have two Daniel Moore prints, both Auburn and Alabama,” Bennett said. “We’re still working on auction items.”

Mayor Troy Trulock will be guest speaker.

Several sponsorship levels are open:

* “Classy Cat” — For $100 to $249. Includes two tickets, advertisement on MARF’s Facebook page and emcee acknowledgment at Pints for Paws.

* “Premiere Pup” — For $250 to $499. Previous benefits plus additional space in event advertising.

* “First-Class Feline” — For $500 to $999. Four tickets, previous advertising and business’ logo on signage (with one other sponsor).

* “Pick of the Litter” — For $1,000 and more. All preceding benefits and business logo on signage (not shared).

Tickets to Pints for Paws are $25 and available at Blue Pants, MARF volunteers or at the event. MARF volunteers also will have tickets during pet adoptions at Petco, 8213 U.S. 72 near Target in Madison, on Saturdays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

In addition, individuals can buy tickets with PayPal at madisonarf.org. Click “Donate” and specify that the donation is for Pints for Paws tickets. A $1 surcharge per ticket will be added to PayPal purchases.

Children or animals will not be admitted to Pints for Paws. For more information, visit madisonarf.org.

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