Lost Our Home Pet Rescue’s Sit. Stay. Brunch. Brings Hope This Holiday Season

Lost Our Home Pet Rescue’s 12th Annual Holiday Champagne Brunch & Auction is coming to the Scottsdale Resort at McCormick Ranch on Sunday, Dec. 5 at 10 a.m. Presented by the Fred & Jami Pryor Foundation, this annual event raises critical funds needed to support services and programs to continue to help pets and pet parents in crisis within our community. The one and only 98KUPD's Morning Sickness host John Holmberg will emcee the event and Letitia Frye will host the live auction.

“This year, we are looking forward to having our community join us in person to celebrate this very special event,” said Jodi Polanski, founder and executive director of Lost our Home Pet Rescue. “Come and show off your holiday sparkle while hearing inspiring stories, seeing a doggie fashion show and participating in a silent auction with gifts for everyone on your shopping list.”

The Brunch is Lost Our Home Pet Rescue’s major annual event. Raffle tickets, pet naming opportunities, and sponsorships are available. To purchase tickets or sponsorships, visit: http://www.lostourhome.org. For additional questions, please contact us at 602-445-7387 or via email at brunch@lostourhome.org.

About Lost Our Home Pet Rescue
Lost Our Home was founded in 2008 in response to the thousands of pets in need because of the economic downturn in general, and the Phoenix-area foreclosure crisis. They rescue pets abandoned or at risk of homelessness due to pet parents’ life crises: eviction, domestic violence, job loss and illness. They have saved the lives of over 4,000 pets, reunited more than 900 pets with families through their Temporary Care Program, and fed 17,000 pets through their Pet-Food Bank Program. They also have a partnership with the Sojourner Center, the largest domestic violence shelter in Arizona, in which they operate a pet shelter on their campus so that woman escaping domestic violence can have their pet with them. To learn more about Lost Our Home Pet Rescue, visit LostOurHome.org, or call (602) 445-7387 (PETS).