SASKATOON, 12 November 2012 – SCAT Street Rescue Calendar Committee is very proud to announce the launch of the SCAT “Men With Cats” (MWC) Calendar 2013. Once again we prove that even the biggest of men have gentle hearts when it comes to cats and kittens. Local professional photographers help us showcase men who love cats; men chosen from all parts of Saskatchewan and from all types of professions.
Included this year:
- January: W.Brett Wilson, Father, Entrepreneur, Philanthropist, Dragon, Speaker and Author
- February: Dr. Chris Clark, Associate Professor, Western College of Veterinary Medicine
- March: Steve Chisholm and Gregger, Radio DJs – Magic 98.3 FM
- April: Larry Vols, Inspector, Saskatoon Police Service
- May: Tyler Stolz, Open Pit Miner
- June: Tom Mackie, Fire Inspector, Saskatoon Fire Department
- July: Len Curtin, Owner, Len’s Hauling
- August: Ken Achs, CEO, Mid-West Group of Companies
- September: Offensive Linemen, Huskie Football Team – Michael Fuller, Lane Bryksa, Craig Woloshyn, Matt Czerniak, Jordan Arkko
- October: Wade Butler, Buyer, City of Saskatoon
- November: Ken O’Brien, Train Conductor
- December: Vance Lester, Co-Proprietor/Dreamer, Living Sky Winery
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The “Men With Cats” calendar was available to the Saskatoon public for the first time last year and raised over $6,500 – funds which are put to good use helping care for over 250 cats rescued from the streets by SCAT Street Cat Rescue volunteers.
Calendars sell for $20 and can be found at the SCAT Adoption Centre on the corner of 50th & Faithfull, as well as over 20 other locations throughout the City. A list of outlet locations can be found on the Men with Cats Calendar Facebook page, by Email or by calling the SCAT Adoption Centre at 306-955-7228.
Contact [email protected] for all calendar enquiries such as mailing rates and payment options.
The calendar committee is determined to keep images from the 2013 calendar under wraps, but we can get an idea of what some of the images will be from visiting the SCAT Street Cat Rescue “Men With Cats” Calendar Facebook page and looking through photo albums from this year’s photo shoots.
Here are a few images from the 2012 Calendar:
About Street Cat Rescue
SCAT Street Cat Rescue Program Inc. has been saving and bettering feline lives since 1996 and became a registered charity on January 25, 1997.
The SCAT Team rescues and cares for stray, abandoned, feral, sick, injured and neo-natal cats, provides medical care, socialization through foster home care and attempts to find permanent homes for the cats. Visit http://www.streetcat.ca for more information.
This video gives the viewer an inside look at SCAT, the cats they help,and their mission.
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