Operation Kindness Presents Artists for Animals — a Concert Fusion Experience

All Proceeds to Benefit Offsite Pet Adoption Trailer for Operation Kindness Who: Operation Kindness, the original and largest no-kill animal shelter in North Texas, presents Artists for Animals — a concert fusion of music, photography and art. Made possible in part by the generous donors of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and the Principal Player’s Fund. When: Saturday, February 21, 2015. Doors open at 7 p.m. Where: Addison Conference and Theater Center, located at 15650 Addison Road, Addison, TX 75001. Details: Join Operation Kindness for a special evening filled with music, photography and art. Guests are invited to sip wine and savor tasty treats while listening to musical performances by members of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and the Southern Methodist University Oboe Studio — paired with an animal photography show by Teresa Berg. Guests will also enjoy a gallery of animal artwork created by students from Booker T. Washington, available for purchase in addition to a silent auction. All proceeds from this event will go toward the purchase of an offsite pet adoption trailer for Operation Kindness. For more information about this event, please visit www.OperationKindness.org. Tickets: General admission tickets are $50 per person and include admission to the concert and gallery, wine, coffee and dessert. Premium table seating tickets are available for $75 per person and include front row table seating to the concert, admission to the gallery, wine, coffee and dessert, personal concierge, goodie bag and raffle ticket. VIP Table Sponsorship tickets are available for $800 and include admission to the gallery, front row table seating to the concert for eight people, wine, coffee, and dessert, personal concierge, goodie bag, eight raffle tickets and listing as a sponsor in the program. To be included in the program, tickets must be purchased by Friday, February 13. To purchase tickets, go to http://bit.ly/A4A2015. About Operation Kindness Operation Kindness – the original and largest no-kill animal shelter in North Texas – is unique because, in addition to sheltering dogs and cats, it operates a full-service hospital, complete with surgical and recovery facilities. Each day Operation Kindness cares for an average of 300 animals at its Carrollton, Texas, shelter with an additional 100-200 animals living in its foster home network. Operation Kindness is a nonprofit organization that has saved more than 80,000 animals since its inception. Learn how to adopt, donate or volunteer by visiting www.OperationKindness.org or calling 972-418-7297. Contact: Katie Hill-Mudd TrizCom PR Katie@TrizCom.com Office: 972-247-1369 Cell: 214-676-4254