Chefs to the Rescue

The no-kill shelter, which finds homes for about 400 to 500 dogs and cats a year, has benefited from promotions by Sweet Tomatoes, Mimi's Cafe and Rubio's Fresh Mexican Grill as well as the locally owned Lovin' Spoonfuls on North Campbell Avenue. The exposure can help an organization...

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Published inThe Arizona daily star
Main Authors STORIES BY INGER SANDAL, Vinyard, Valerie
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Tucson, Ariz The Arizona Daily Star 14.10.2010
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McCollum, Jane
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Summary:The no-kill shelter, which finds homes for about 400 to 500 dogs and cats a year, has benefited from promotions by Sweet Tomatoes, Mimi's Cafe and Rubio's Fresh Mexican Grill as well as the locally owned Lovin' Spoonfuls on North Campbell Avenue. The exposure can help an organization expand its all-important donor base. "It's all in the networking," she said. "Every restaurant seems to have their own cause that's important to them," [Jane McCollum] said. "I'm passionate about dogs because I have a dog," she said, but noted that Main Gate Square - with its outdoor patios and inviting open areas, draws dog owners. "My original intention in opening the shop was to develop a sense of community," said [Yvonne Foucher], who recently adopted a chow mix puppy found wandering as a stray. "Cuvee has turned into the shop dog. she's the official greeter," she said. "Half the people come in here to see her."
ISSN:0888-546X