Glenn Close Supports Animal Care and Control

May 29, 2008 at 10:26am PST
Tags: Animal Care and Control of New York, Bob Barker, Glenn Close, pets

Glenn Close gets chummy with an adorable pooch at a New York fundraiser for Animal Care and Control of New York.  

Animal Care and Control is a wonderful charity that works to find loving homes for homeless pets, rescue injured or abused animals, advocate on behalf of animal welfare and offer low-cost spay/neutering services for all adopted pets. They survive on donations and fundraisers. To make a (tax deductible) donation and find out more about New York’s AC&C organization, click here.

To quote Bob Barker: Have your pets spade and neutered!

We love animals, we love Glenn Close (Dangerous Liasons is one of our favorite films of all time) and we love celebrities who lend their name to animal based charities.

Good show, Glenn!

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