Food and Fun Going to the DOGS of Daisy's Place

Daisy's Place Retriever Rescue is about to launch their 2nd 
FOOD FRENZY ONLINE AUCTION to benefit the loving Daisy Dogs.  All proceeds from the Auction will go DIRECTLY to help Daisy's Place pay down their ever growing vetting bills. As you can imagine, grey muzzles and those who need rescue have considerable health matters, whether it’s routine flea/heartworm medication or more serious procedures. 



There are many ways to help the Daisy Dogs, but we sure think this is one of the best! Supporting the FOOD FRENZY is easy! You can Eat, Cook or Simply Spread the Word! It doesn't take much to help continue saving these precious grey muzzles. 

How to Participate:

1- Cook/Bake your favorite dish, dessert or whatever tickles your fancy to contribute to the auction. You do NOT Have to be local- your item just has to be able to ship if you're not in Charleston. If you would like to contribute an item email NatalieNGrantham@gmail.com by July 19th for further instruction/detail (Restaurant Gift Certificates are welcome too!).


2- Be sure to LIKE our Daisy Place Retriever Facebook Page and participate in the auction on Monday, July 22nd by snatching up some delicious goodies! All proceeds will go to help Daisy's Place.

3- Simply SHARE! Pass along the details to friends and family, those you know who love to eat, love to cook and most of all love our four legged furry companions. Anyone is welcome to participate!

Daisy's Place is a 100% volunteer run rescue group that focuses on abandoned, abused and left behind retrievers, goldens and the mixes in between that are primarily 6 years and older (they do accept younger fur babies based on circumstance and affectionately call these younger honorary Daisy Dogs, 'rosebuds'). Daisy Dogs are dogs from all over South Carolina and North Carolina, but are maintained in Charleston area foster homes- no shelters! 

We are looking forward to seeing what delicious goodies are up for grabs on July 22nd, and can’t wait to hear how much is raised for such a great cause! 


Cheers to our Four Legged Furry Friends! 
Location: Charleston, SC Charleston, SC, USA

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