The last clinic was held on October 22nd, 2005 in Shelton, Washington and helped 101 animals to be safe against illness

R.E.D. holds this annual event to honor a woman that gave selflessly to the animals and people of her area for most of her life. Her name was Erin McKibbin Petersen and she left us all to soon after a battle with Lupus on June 20, 2004. She passed away quietly while sleeping in her favorite chair with her puppy “Suzie Q” on her lap. Her husband Dan stayed lovingly by her side.

Erin touched many lives while she was with us here on earth. She did not know the word,"No," if there was animal in need and gave selflessly to all that crossed her life's path. Together, we shall continue Erin's passion and love for the animals alive by helping the community and the animals in need. This event was held to help reduce the suffering and loss of life from diseases like parvo and distemper. Many individuals can not afford to vaccinated their pets and this puts all companion animals at risk.

To Erin,
Our angel sister in rescue, thank you, for the life you led and the legacy of love you left with us. Your life and love shall live on within those that loved you and those that shared your passion. Our hands and hearts shall make your dreams for the animals continue. Until, we meet again my friend, we love you and miss you...........

You Can Save a Life!
You can sponsor vaccinations to help pets of low income people and the assist in the reduction of deadly companion animal diseases. You can save a life for just $3.00.
Mail your tax deductible donation to payable to R.E.D. PO Box 1741, Kingston WA 98346 or go to the donation button and contribute right now via payapl or credit card
For more assistance or information email support@rescueeverydog.org

1st Event October 16th, 2004
The 1st event day was a joyous celebration of Erin's life. The day was very busy and the public lined up long before the event opened in anticipation of getting this much needed help for their animals. After a long day a total of 94 dog and puppies and 75 cats and kittens were vaccinated during the day. A total of 169 animals and their owners were assisted at this event. Second Clinic Helped 101 animals and owners

R.E.D. would like to give special thanks to all the following people and organizations who paricipated and sponsored the 1st event:
The Donors who sponsored the life saving vaccines for this event.
All the 2004 Volunteers that worked on the event.
Tanna McGill - R.E.D. Chair Event Coordinator
Cindy Brewer - Co Chair Event Coordinator
Robin Pierce - Event Volunteer
Bob Dunlap - City of Shelton Animal Shelter & Event Volunteer
Karen Morrison - Event Volunteer from Adopt-A-Pet
Stephanie & Terry - City of Shelton Animal Shelter & Event Volunteers
Stacey Zederick-Event Volunteer

A huge, thank you, to Adopt-A-Pet who was a Vaccine Sponsor and Event Supporter
Thank you, to the City of Shelton, for allowing us the use of the shelter facility