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Saving Animals During Disasters Since 2013

Dedicated to saving ALL family members in our Central Valley of California

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Raising Funds To Continue Our Mission To Rescue and Shelter Pets During Wildfires, Floods, and other Disasters/Emergencies in the Central Valley.

Join CCADT On November 1st For The "CCADT Classic, Charity Golf  Tournament"!

7:00 a.m. Check-In
8:00 a.m. Shotgun Start

$150 per person; $600/Team 
Includes:
- Green fee & Cart
- Range balls
- Scrambles tournament - shotgun start
- On-course games: - Closest To The Hole; Longest Drive
- Breakfast Burrito
- Lunch in St. Andrews ballroom at Sugar Pine Smokehouse Restaurant

Lunch Tickets:  $40 per person; Reserved Seating For 8 - $280

Click Here For Registration Form

Sponsorship packages are available.  See details by clicking below.
Tournament Sponsor - $1,500
Contest Sponsor - $500
Awards Sponsor - $250
Hole Sponsor - $100

Click Here For Sponsorship Packages

For event questions, contact Donna Harris-Gonzales - donna@ccadt.org

For sponsorship packages, contact Annette Omachi at annette@ccadt.org

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🚨 FREE SEMINAR:  ANIMAL CRUELTY & ITS LINK TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 🐾💔

Join the S.H.A.R.P. Network and the Marjaree Mason Center for an eye-opening seminar that explores the dangerous connection between animal cruelty and human violence — including domestic abuse, child and elder abuse, and even serial offenses.

💡 Why it matters:
Animal cruelty is never “just a phase.” Studies show that harming animals—especially in childhood—can be an early indicator of future violence toward people. Many serial killers began with acts of animal abuse. In homes where animals are abused, human victims often suffer in silence too.

Recognizing these red flags early can save lives — human and animal alike.

📍 Learn how animal cruelty is connected to:

  1. Domestic violence and intimate partner abuse

  2. Child and elder abuse

  3. Early signs in young children and youth offenders

  4. Criminal behavior patterns, including serial violence

Whether you're in social work, animal welfare, law enforcement, education, or just a concerned community member — this seminar will empower you with knowledge to spot warning signs and intervene safely.

➡️ Please register for the seminar. Deadline - August 22nd:  https://bit.ly/thesharpnetwork

(The S.H.A.R.P. Network (Safe Haven For At-Risk Pets) is a program of the Central CA Animal Disaster Team. )