Aran peaceful march August 26th

[clairef]

This coming Sunday
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[kaydoyle]

Dogs in Distress will be attending on Sunday and we ask that as many people as possible can join us…hopefully we can make a difference

[Jenny]

Count me in – does DID have have a rallying point?

[kaydoyle]

No..could you pick a point and post it up please

[Jenny]

DID group will meet at 12.45 at Findlater’s Church on Parnell Square -that’s the church just opposite the Garden of Remberance on Parnell Square. Watch out for identifying blue/white DID banner and tee shirts.

Come on everybody

[Jenny]

Please post here if you can attend on Sunday next. Peaceful march starts a 1pm. DID meeting point Findlater’s Church on the corner just opposite the Garden of Rememberance.

Doggie campaigners welcome

[ladles]

Hope to be there and look forward to seeing you again. Anne

[animalhelper]

A huge thank you to everyone who made it out today to support Dogs In Distress at the ARAN Animal March! It was great to see so many people come together for one cause… WE are the voice for the animals and I hope today will help get the rights all the animals so deserve!

Here are just a few pics of the day… Hailey was our doggie mascot for the day, she was so good god love her, she is currently sprawled out on the couch after her hectic day
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[DID Rescue]

Well done today to all who got involved.
Hailey you look great in your Summer Mini.
It would be nice if it made a difference

[dogsrule]

I went today with my sister, we arrived late and hopped in at Cleary’s. I think it was lovely that it was a calm and peaceful protest which in itself does so much to change people’s perceptions. There were many onlookers taking photos of the super dogs who attended. There was a sense that they could approach the march and ask questions. The children who came along and took part were great and give hope to me. The different groups there were an education to me, some were there because they think using animals in the circus is wrong, others like PETA, against vivisections. Then there were the people there who had a lot on their plate, like the lady who was pushing her dog in a pushchair because she’d had a stroke. It was well organised by ARAN

[Jenny]

A great day – peaceful well organised walk with a good humoured atmosphere. Many organisations attended including Dogs in Distress. I was approached by a number of people from the sidelines who enquired how they could get involved.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85L0zflJRR0

A long journey begins with a single step

[justineemoe]

The ARAN march organisers contacted us via the DID website to say a special thanks to the DID supporters who were out in force last Sunday at the peaceful march to stop cruelty to animals. Your presence was noted!

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