Invitation to a virtual fundraiser celebrating the human-canine bond.

From the Heart: A Virtual Celebration of the Human-Canine Bond Saturday, June 19, 2021 7:00 PM

“My very best partner, Heart, accomplished so much in her life, including winning the Masters Obedience Championship at Westminster five times, twice winning the Masters Class at the AKC Obedience Classic, and titling in numerous events at sporting competitions. She was a true partner at Top Dog Obedience School and in workshops with Betsy Scapicchio. These opportunities enabled us to connect with people throughout the country.

This event will both honor her legacy and expand her positive impact.”

-Linda Brennan

Please Join Us For A Virtual Fundraiser in Memory of Heart Brennan to Benefit the Animal Medical Center, Where Heart Received Cancer Treatment Saturday, June 19th, 7:00 PM The evening will feature a loving tribute to Heart, a conversation with Dr. Nicole Liebman, Head of AMC’s Cancer Institute, a silent auction, and a slide show of our beloved pets.

With a contribution of $25 or more, you can submit a photo of your pet to our event slideshow.

To “pay it forward” for the wonderful treatment Heart received at AMC, proceeds from the event will provide cancer treatments for guide dogs and retired working dogs.

To RSVP and to submit a photo, visit our event website: https://fromtheheart.givesmart.com Zoom information to be provided upon RSVP. If you have any questions, please contact: megan.mcguinness@amcny.org or 212-329-8660.

About the Animal Medical Center The Animal Medical Center (AMC), the world’s largest non-profit animal hospital, is dedicated to providing compassionate and collaborative care to animals and to leading the advancement of veterinary medicine through innovative clinical research and education.

The 401K-9 Fund provides care for retired canines who worked in law enforcement or the military, for dogs who serve retired U.S. veterans, and for retired New York City Fire Department dogs.

The Frank V.D. Lloyd Fund for Guide Dogs provides veterinary care for the working guide dogs of visually impaired clients.