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I discovered your website and product when I visited to vote for my friends Caique in your “There's Beak on My Beak” contest. It sounded good and giving my birds a wholesome warm meal was something I've wanted to do, so I tried a sample pack.
Day one, my own Caique could have been a “There's Beak on My Beak” contestant! Day 2, my Nanday not only ate all of her Cream of Tweet, she also ate the area on the paper plate it was served to her on. By day 3, even the fussy budgies, finches and Bourkes keet were cleaning their plates.
So the final count is in for my own “There's Beak on My Beak” contest and it is overwhelming approval of your product! Beak Appetit is a great idea and an outstanding bird food. We hope to be entering your future contests.
Thank you.
Kathy Nucci
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Gourmet Pet Supply Inc. is the proud maker of the Beak Appetit line of all natural, human quality products for birds, and the Critter Cuisine line of healthy,
nutritionally balanced products for small animals.
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Gourmet Cooked Bird Food - Beak Appetit.
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Beak Appetit changes it's name to Gourmet Pet Supply Inc.
Following the successful addition of small animal pet foods to our product lineup, Gourmet Pet Supply will now offer two separate...
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Petco Brings Help to Katrina Victims
Wednesday, August 31st, 2005
Help is on the way. Dozens of local humanitarian, medical and emergency services personnel headed for the Gulf Coast on Tuesday to assist communities affected by Hurricane Katrina.
Fourteen members of the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department, including three urban search-and-rescue workers and 11 lifeguards, left early Tuesday morning for March Air Force Base in Riverside County, where they will depart today for Lafayette, La. It is unknown how long they will stay in the disaster areas.
Also Tuesday, a 30-member disaster medical assistance group, sponsored by the San Diego-based International Relief Teams and UCSD Medical Center, arrived in Baton Rouge, La., where they will dispense antibiotics, vaccines and other medications to prevent disease outbreaks. The IRT also will send construction workers to help poor and fixed-income homeowners rebuild their homes.
Pet relief. San Diego-based Petco will be raising money now through Sept. 11 for the animal victims of Hurricane Katrina.
The pet-supply company is asking shoppers to donate to its own charitable foundation at the register by rounding up their purchases to the highest dollar, it was announced Tuesday. Donations also can be made online at www.petco.com.
The funds raised will go towards animal welfare-related disaster relief needs in the Gulf Coast region. Petco officials said that the company will coordinate its relief efforts with those of the American Humane Association, the Humane Society of the United States and local animal shelters.
Read the Full Story at The Voice of San Diego
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Adams wants 'no-kill' status for cats, dogs
-Friday, Septemeber 2, 2005
CHICAGO - Stray and unwanted cats and dogs would find Rolling Meadows a safe haven if the Rolling Meadows City Council agrees to make the city a "no-kill community.
Alderman Glenn Adams, 5th Ward, is pushing city officials to work with Almost Home Foundation -- a no-kill shelter for dogs -- and begin paying People and Animals in Community Together Humane Society for its work with cats.
The latter no-kill group, known as PACT, already helps the city government find homes for stray cats, but it doesn't receive any money for its efforts. Adams would like the city to pay PACT $25 for each rescued cat.
Adams would like the city to work with Almost Home because he believes the foundation would do a good job placing dogs in new homes without the possibility of dogs being killed.
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