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Vote for Roselle, a dog hero

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Hi all,






You may recall last month I sent you an email explaining that the guide dog


who was with me in the World Trade Center, Roselle, had been nominated for


an American Dog Hero as part of a contest put on by the American Humane


Association. Roselle is well in the running for the American Humane


Association Dog Hero of the Year award. She leads the guide dog pack and


can win the grand prize award as well. Although Roselle past away last


month she is still eligible to win and would be a good representative not


only for guide dogs, but for all of us as a way to help emphasize that blind


people can be anywhere and can work in the world just like light dependent


persons.






Please visit the following web site and help us push Roselle to victory.


Thanks.






Here is the address to vote for Roselle. Simply login or create an account


and then vote for her. You can vote once a day from each email address


until the end of July.






http://www.herodogawards.org/view-entries.html#search/Roselle










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