The Pet Project is having their annual “Furr Ball.”

The Pet Project will be holding their annual “Furr” Ball fund raising event on Thursday, December 6th at the Island City Park Preserve.

On Thursday, December 6th, at 7:30pm, The Pet Project of Fort Lauderdale will be holding it’s Annual “Furr” Ball, a gala fundraiser at the Island City Park Preserve in Wilton Manors on 823 NE 28th Street.

To buy tickets with a credit card, click on this link: www.PetProjectforpets.org/rsvp
or mail a check to:
The Pet Project
1164 E. Oakland Park Blvd, Ste 308
Oakland Park, FL 33334

828 NE 28th St (Island City Park Preserve)
Wilton Manors, FL
Map to Island City Park Preserve

Click on the above linkt to display a map to this location

The organization is also calling out to the community to support the Pet Project in the fundraising evening. The evening will feature a doggie fashion show with custom jewelry designed by Argenti Jewelers in Fort Lauderdale, live and silent auctions of a variety of exciting items, services and artwork donated by local merchants and supporters of The Pet Project. There will be live entertainment, an open bar, and a wide variety of scrumptious appetizers, dishes and desserts catered by the top restaurants and catering companies of Fort Lauderdale. We are featuring Polynesian flame dancer and drummer, and we will have a classical string quartet to play during dinner.

$75 per person, $70 for couples or more each and $800 for a VIP table for 10 persons includes open bar, food and entertainment. Elegant attire, please.

All proceeds benefit The Pet Project, a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation/charitable organization whose dedicated goal is a true Labor of Love assisting terminally ill people, who’s only companion may be their beloved pet. Felix deBruin, Executive Director of The Pet Project, said “This is a great way for the South Florida community to come together, raise money to support an important charity, all while enjoying the very best in South Florida cuisine and entertainment.” deBruin added, “We are all looking for volunteers to help pull this exciting evening together. Without the Pet Projects help and financial support many people would lose their beloved cat or dog due to the expenses they face with hospital stays, expenses or merely the added expenses of vaccinations, prescriptions and proper food to keep their pet healthy”.

If you have any additional questions, please feel free to contact Felix deBruin, and The Pet Project at (954) 568-5678 or visit www.petprojectforpets.org for additional details and ticket sales.