Showing posts with label giveaway winners. Show all posts
Showing posts with label giveaway winners. Show all posts

Monday, September 27, 2010

Giveaway Winners!

Thanks to everyone for the Anniversary and Blogoversary wishes and for entering our giveaways! Random.org has chosen 2 winners! The winners of the CSN promo code are.....THE MONKEYS! And the winner of the print is.....ERIC AND FLYNN! CONGRATULATIONS!! We'll be contacting you shortly :)
Sweetie was supposed to be adopted on Saturday, but she ended up coming back home with us. The home and potential adopter were wonderful! Sweetie took to the new home immediately and loved exploring. However, the meet and greet with the dog was an epic fail! For Sweetie's own safety, we decided it was not the right home for her. I am waiting to hear back from Persian Rescue about what to do next.

GIVE LITTER!


You may have heard of the GiveLitter™ program as it has already helped raise over 5,000 pounds of cat litter to three Washington, DC based organizations. Now GiveLitter™ is focusing on helping three amazing groups in the Los Angeles area!
Although the organizations currently participating are based in LA, the effort to raise litter for them is dependent on the support of the masses! The theory is simple—the more clicks, the more litter donated! After launching the latest round of the GiveLitter™ charity on September 8, 5,000 pounds of litter has been raised thanks to the support of the giving community.

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Giveaway Winners!

Thanks to all of you who stopped by to wish Saylor a Happy Birthday and enter our giveaways! She had the best first birthday and enjoyed her honeysuckle toys from NipandBones.com.

We've chosen both giveaway winners by using a random name picker on the internet.
And those lucky winners are..........

JB's Small World for the CSN coupon!

and

Huffle Mawson for the Ferris print!

We will be contacting both winners shortly.

Thanks to all who participated, you're all winners in our book!

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