Do you know of a 501(c)3 pet shelter/rescue that could use a $1,000 donation? Then you need to keep reading because Fidose of Reality has found a way for your favorite 501(c)3 pet rescue or shelter to have the opportunity to win a $1,000 donation. It’s easy, no strings attached, but you need to pay attention and act fast. Here’s the scoop on how to win $1,000 for a 501c3 pet rescue:
* Have a Twitter account. If you don’t know what Twitter is or how to get a Twitter account, it is very easy, trust us. Get to that right away. If you have a Twitter account, read on.
* Log on to Twitter and join hashtag #BlogPawsChat on Tuesday evening, 10/08, from 8 to 10 pm est. This is a weekly chat that happens on Twitter from the folks at BlogPaws. Be sure to follow the hashtag #blogpawschat, which is very easy to do and you can use Hootsuite to do, Tweetchat to do, or whatever program you like.
*Be sure to follow the following three Twitter accounts so you can partake:
* Between the hours of 8 pm and 10 pm eastern time on Tuesday evening, October 8th, one person will have the opportunity to win a $1,000 donation to the 501(c)3 pet rescue/shelter of your choice.
* The lucky winner will then be able to help the 501(c)3 pet rescue/shelter get a $1,000 donation courtesy of Pets Add Life!!! For those unaware, we love Pets Add Life here at Fidose of Reality. They are a non-profit campaign dedicated to spreading the joys & benefits of pet ownership. You might have seen some of their really awesome videos involving pets, too, like this one below.
In any case, be sure to get to Twitter on Tuesday evening, October 8th between 8 and 10 pm est. Use hashtag #BlogPawsChat, follow the accounts above, and start chatting with us – it’s easy, fun, you’ll learn, make connections, meet fellow pet lovers, and one person will walk away having won a $1,000 donation to their favorite 501(c)3 pet rescue/shelter.
Got questions? Ask below. See you there – oh and it’s a pet-friendly Twitter chat – as BlogPaws is always pet friendly!
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