The Los Angeles Parks Foundation just posted a story about the new Doris Day Pavilion at Laurel Canyon Dog Park in Los Angeles.  Here’s the story. [Read Article]

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Here’s a sketch of the Doris Day Horse Rescue currently under construction at the Cleveland Amory Ranch in Texas. Updated August 11, 2010.

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Steady construction progress, as you can see, on the Doris Day Horse Rescue and Adoption Center at the Cleveland Amory Black Beauty Ranch.  We are hoping for completion by January 2011.

The Doris Day Animal Foundation, a national nonprofit organization founded by the actress and animal welfare advocate, is providing help for a rescued horse …[READ ARTICLE]

The Doris Day Animal Foundation, a national nonprofit organization founded by the actress and animal welfare advocate, is providing help for a rescued horse …[READ ARTICLE]

Congratulations to Oscar, named the first-ever LOS ANGELES MAGAZINE Pet of the Month. Oscar’s guardian is a long-time DDAF volunteer — and one of Doris’s favorite examples of a love story of a rescue who was saved at the last minute.

Ref: Los Angeles Magazine

A work in progress: The Doris Day Pavillion in Los Angeles

Have you heard the California Spay & Neuter License Plate has arrived at last.

The press release outlines the program more completely, but the first thing is to sell 7,500 of these plates in order to get them produced and out on the road. You can get one at http://www.caspayplate.com/

Read the [Press Release]

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Doris Day and the Doris Day Animal Foundation were honored by the Society of Singers.

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April 14, 2010

My Dear Friends,

Thanks so much for your concern after the most recent tabloid silliness.  Please don’t worry.  All is good.  You know they’re just using my name to sell papers. 

People ask me how I am able to constantly put up with this.  You know what I say. I always take a good look to see if they took a good picture.  They didn’t…again.    Just hang in with me. You know me, and I think I know just about all of you; and I know we’re going to be A-OK. 

Remember, if the tabloids wrote the truth — that my life is great and I’m fine – they’d be out of business.

All the best,

Doris Day

P.S.  Thanks for caring.  I really appreciate it.

Thought our readers might like to learn more about the Elliott Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, one of the non-profit organizations DDAF is able to help. [Read More]