Calling all Artists and Art and Cat Lovers to a Benefit for Carolina Tiger Rescue in Pittsboro

On: February 1, 2014

Tagged: Carnivore Preservation Trust, Carolina Tiger Rescue, Liquidambar Gallery and Gifts

Date: Tue, 14 Jan 2014 16:46:31 +0000
From: Geoff Horsfield
Subject: Calling all Art and Animal Lovers!

Calling all Artists and Art and Cat Lovers

Art for the Animals
A Benefit for Carolina Tiger Rescue
February 1-28, 2014
Opening Reception 3-5 pm, Sat. Feb. 1st
Liquidambar Gallery and Gifts
80 Hillsboro St., Pittsboro

Celebrate our local artists and wild cats at the opening reception featuring live music, food and wine. It is free and open to the public. Or come by anytime during the month of February to check out “Art for the Animals.”

You can help by donating or purchasing artwork. We still need art! If you are interested in donating, please email JenniferBrunk@CarolinaTigerRescue.org for more information.

This month-long fundraiser helps Carolina Tiger Rescue care for nearly 60 animals living at the 55-acre nonprofit sanctuary located just east of Pittsboro. The rescue is home to tigers, lions, cougars, black leopards, caracals, servals, ocelots, bobcats, binturong, and kinkajous. Annually, over 13,000 people learn about the environment, endangered species, and wildlife conservation by attending tours of the facility.

Carolina Tiger Rescue is located at 1940 Hanks Chapel Rd, Pittsboro, NC 27312
Phone: 919-542-4684
Website: www.CarolinaTigerRescue.org<http://www.CarolinaTigerRescue.org>
Facebook: www.facebook.com/CarolinaTigerRescue<http://www.facebook.com/CarolinaTigerRescue>

Geoff Horsfield
Volunteer Coordinator
Carolina Tiger Rescue
(formerly Carnivore Preservation Trust)

1940 Hanks Chapel Road
Pittsboro, NC 27312
919-542-4684 phone
919-542-4454 fax
www.CarolinaTigerRescue.org

P.S. You can raise money for the animals just by searching the Internet at www.GoodSearch.com (powered by Yahoo), shopping online at www.GoodShop.com or dining at a restaurant in the www.GoodDining.com network.

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