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Fur Ball 2007
Fur Ball Gala has been rescheduled to Friday, November 7, 2008
Due to a scheduling conflict, this year's Fur Ball Gala has been moved to Friday, November 7. We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused and hope you will attend this event. The theme for Fur Ball Gala 2008 will be 'A Mutt's Masquerade.'
If you would like to volunteer for one of the planning committees, please send us an email or contact us at 918-742-3700. Read more.

Woofstock
Woofstock is scheduled for Saturday, September 6, 2008
Planning has started for this year's Woofstock adoption event.
In 2007, OAA tried to hold this great adoption event not once, but twice. The event was rained out in June and again in September. Let's hope this year's event will have fair, dry weather. Read more.

Spay/Neuter Conference
Spay/USA presents Third National Conference in Chicago, IL
Anyone interested in the progress of spay/neuter programs should attend this seminar.
Dr. Brenda Griffin, who will be in Oklahoma in August, will give the keynote address for this conference. OAA's Ruth Steinberger will also speak at the conference on 'Developing Programs for Rural and Low Income Areas' and 'In Clinic Clinics: Using Local Resources.' Visit the SpayUSA website for more information. SpayUSA

Rock and Rescue 2008
There was a 'Whole Lotta Shaking Going On' at the 1st Annual Rock and Rescue
Setup for the event was a bit of a challenge with some light rain and strong winds, but the day turned out to be a very good one with many adoptions taking place. The total number of adoptions for this event was 39. We would like to thank all those who adopted a rescue pet.
OAA would like to thank the public for supporting the rescue groups that participated. To continue our mission of reducing the pet overpopulation, we need public support. When it's time to add a fourlegged member to the family, please adopt a rescue pet. If a new family member is not in your immediate future, please donate to a rescue organization. Your donation will help provide programs that address pet overpopulation issues.
Watch OAA on Good Day Tulsa talking about Rock and Rescue 2008
Scenes from Rock and Rescue 2008
View pictures/video from the Rock and Rescue event: Rock and Rescue 2008 Slideshow

Dr. G and Teddy
Mark the Date! Cornell University, Director of Shelter Medicine Outreach, to Visit Oklahoma
August 16th and 17th, OAA will host Brenda Griffin, DVM, MS, Diplomate ACVIM, Director of Clinical Programs Maddie's Shelter Medicine Program at Cornell University School of Veterinary Medicine. Read more.

Tulsa World Picture
Mondays at the Tulsa Animal Shelter
The Tulsa Animal Shelter has been in the news several times recently. There have been stories written about the HSUS report, the pit bulls that were euthanized, and now 'Mondays at the Tulsa Animal Shelter.' Read more

Oklahoma State Map
OAA State Outreach Happenings
Ruth Steinberger, Director of Outreach, provides an update on what has been happinging around the state during the first quarter of 2008. Read more

Clinic in Durant
OAA Provides Rural Partnership to Halt Pet Overpopulation
During the 2008 It’s-Hip-To-Snip, funding awarded to OAA by the Doris Day Animal Foundation was used to provide 262 spays or neuters for animals living in low-income, rural areas of Oklahoma. Read more

OAA volunteer Amy and friend
Adopt a Little Okie has returned to the Tulsa Animal Shelter
"Adopt a Little Okie" is a program designed to encourage the adoption of shelter pets. Read more