2012 SBIFF Celebrating Santa Barbara Families and Adoptable Dogs Saturday, January 28 9:30 am - Noon Arlington Theatre K-9 PALS volunteers will be participating in and bringing out adoptable pups to the 2012 edition of Santa Barbara International Film Festival (SBIFF) children-centric screening program called AppleBox. AppleBox celebrates the families of the local Santa Barbara community by allowing children the opportunity to be exposed to and intrigued by film. This rare opportunity includes FREE admission, pre-movie-entertainment, and popcorn for attendees. The first installment of AppleBox features a 9:30 am Red Carpet walk, followed by fun, interactive events, including face painters, arts and crafts, photo opportunities, live music, and stage performances by--of course--dogs. The event concludes with a screening of the independent Australian film, RED DOG. Based on a true story, this family film features an irresistibly lovable wandering dog that jumps in the front seat of a young couple on their way to work will capture the hearts of kids and parents alike. How You Can Help Become a volunteer...there are many ways to help the homeless and abandoned dogs of Santa Barbara County. The dogs will love you for it! Call K-9 PALS at 805-570-0415 to find out all the ways you can help homeless dogs in need. K-9 PALS volunteers help to raise money to provide for the veterinary care, surgeries, spay/neuters, promote adoptions, and advocate for homeless and abandoned dogs in Santa Barbara County. Make it twice as rewarding and volunteer with a friend !

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