As always, it was like herding cats getting women and critters alike to all face the same direction at the same time. Speaking of cats, you will notice the absence of kitties this year. Sadly, it appears that our critter models were predominately dog people this time around. Go Figure!
CFTC Breast Cancer Calendars and Critters Speak Magazine featuring stories written by these amazing women, as well as some of their friends, family and doctors will go on sale in October – which is Breast Cancer Month. The set can be purchased via our website for the same great value as last year – $25.00. Just go to:
www.crittersforthecure.com or www.critters4thecure.org
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Discovery Health Channel and Del Monte Foods partnered together to create The Power of Paws™ to educate consumers about the mutual health benefits that both pets and pet parents enjoy and motivates them to spend time together and connect.
“Studies show there are significant physical, mental, and emotional benefits for both pets and pets parents,” said Bill Pearse, Chief Marketing Officer of Del Monte Foods.
CFTC partnered with the Montgomery County Humane Society one Sunday in June for their annual PAWS WALK. Hundred’s of people turned out with their critters at Wheaten Regional Park for a day of family fun and activities geared to all ages.
Scully is our new addition – a therapy puppy in training. Scully is a yorkie-poo who completed his first round of training classes.

These white cotton long sleeve tees are pre-shrunk and feature the Critters logo on the front and our motto, “Until We LICK Women’s Cancer!” on the back.

Twelve breast cancer survivor models, thirteen puppies, and Missy the guinea pig. Each woman exemplifies the bond people share with their critters.

These grey cotton short sleeve tees are pre-shrunk and feature the Critters logo on the front and our motto, “Until We LICK Breast Cancer!” on the back.