Chicago Handbag Designer Partners with Tree House During Spay/Neuter Awareness Month
Brynn Capella, a Chicago-based boutique handbag designer, donates time and money to support a cause close to home.
- Chicago, IL (1888PressRelease) February 25, 2012 - Since February is known as spay/neuter month, it's the perfect time for Capella to share her story. It was not too long ago that she found out the hard way how important it is to spay or neuter your pet. In 2008, Brynn's otherwise healthy cat, Cher, was diagnosed with breast cancer and passed away two weeks later. In her search for answers, the link she discovered astounded her.
Most people are aware that spaying or neutering your pet helps overpopulation, but what they don't know is that it helps to prevent breast cancer in both dogs and cats. Can the connection be that simple?
According to cat specialist Dr. Arnold Plotnick, an animal that is spayed before their first heat decreases her risk of breast cancer by 91%--an astounding fact that often goes unnoticed. Because this disease is easily prevented and treatable, Brynn wanted to make sure other pet owners didn't suffer the same fate.
When Capella contacted Tree House, they were more than happy to be a part of her mission. "Growing up with cats my entire life, I was so surprised to hear there was a link. I felt completely blindsided because if I had been aware, I could have done something," said Capella. So now she is, by making others aware.
Until the end of February, Brynn Capella will be holding a special promotion to raise awareness about Tree House's meaningful work, and also bring to light the importance of spaying and neutering your animal. Through Feb 29th, 50% of the proceeds from online sales (www.brynncapella.com) will be donated to the cause.
Tree House has spent the last four decades caring for Chicago area cats, and a large part of that care involves spaying and neutering. Help to keep Chicago's animals safe, and get a beautiful handbag in the process.
###
space
space
Satisfied Users & 
Approved Press Releases
Print
Email
Report Spam