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[Tina Thomas]

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Dear Christina,
I recently emailed you about our Critical Care Fund at Guide Dogs for the
Blind--to raise much--needed funding for vet care for our guide dogs. 
But I'm sending you a second urgent request because we really need your help
today. At any given time, we have thousands of guide dogs in service who
need medical care to stay healthy for their partners--and others who need
emergency treatments to save their lives. 
So will you please support our Critical Care Fund with a tax-deductible
donation right now?
We promise our guide dogs a lifetime of support . and we never want to break
that promise. As you know, the health of our puppies and dogs is critical to
their success as guides. These special, highly trained canines give their
partners enhanced mobility and the joy of having a loyal best friend always
at their side. Your gift today can provide the peace of mind that they'll
receive the extraordinary care they deserve.
In fact, you can save the life of an amazing dog like Turbo--who was facing
almost certain death from liver and kidney failure, due to a rare disease.
It was the support of members like you that gave us the resources to be
there for Turbo with urgent medical care, so that he could continue to be
there for his human companion, Jonathan. Only your continued support can
assure that we can be there for every other guide dog like Turbo.
If you already donated to our Critical Care Fund, thank you very much for
your generosity. But if you haven't yet had a chance to participate in the
Critical Care Fund, please do so today. You have my deepest appreciation for
your ongoing support.
Sincerely, 
John Cavalcanti,
Director of Medicine and Canine Programs
P.S. Just as a reminder, your generous donation to our Critical Care Fund is
tax-deductible and will help with the care of our puppies and dogs, and all
our efforts to build extraordinary canine partnerships. Thank you.
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