Animal Aid's Virtual Gift Shop

• Clothing
• Candles of Remembrance
• Original Artwork

Some of our creative volunteers have channeled a bit that talent into fundraising opportunities for Animal Aid at www.cafepress.com. What is CafePress.com? It is an online, print-on-demand service (very important for a small organization that has no storage space and wants to minimize overhead!) that manages the production, sale, and shipping of a wide variety of products. For the products below, any profit above actual production costs will go to support our shelter and foster animals.

For sizes and prices, click on the images below to go to CafePress.com.

Clothing, Caps and More!

 

Great ideas, like an Animal Aid baseball jersey...

 

 

 

 

...or something sporty for your furry friend!

 

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Candles of Rembrance

Amelia Coffey, founder of the Annie's Angels Fund, is no stranger to loss. When her beloved Annie died, she found comfort in honoring Annie's memory by lighting a hand-made candle of remembrance each day. Now, as an additional way to earn money for the Annie's Angels Fund, she is offering these special candles for sale through Animal Aid. These candles are made with eco-friendly 100% soy wax and natural cotton/paper woven wicks for clean and carbon neutral burning. Made from American-grown, renewable products, these candles are in 16-oz glass jars and come in following fragrances:  Amaretto Nog, Lavender, Scotch Pine, Plumeria, Asian Amber and Vanilla.
Cost: $18.00 (shipping charges will be added if the candles are not picked up either at the Animal Aid shelter, or at the Benefit Concert on April 21). Online ordering will be available shortly – in the meantime, please call our Message Phone: 503-292-6628, Option 6, and tell us how to contact you.

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Original Artwork

Here is a unique opportunity to purchase an original watercolor painting by John Waddingham.

These wonderful and whimsical paintings were donated to Animal Aid by John’s widow, Joan, to help us to earn funds to support our mission. There are six paintings remaining, six of cats and six of bunnies. CLICK HERE to read more about John Waddingham and these paintings.

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