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February 11, 2010 - After
many months of waiting the Sled Dog Sanctuary was accepted and approved
by the state of Alaska to be a non-profit organization. Filing is
currently being prepared to allow the Sanctuary a 501c status. This
means that any donations made to the Sanctuary project are eligible for
a tax right off by the donator when filing their yearly taxes.
December 1st 2009 - Forty
acres of raw land purchased at mile 90 of the Parks Highway just
outside the town of Talkeetna. Five acres or more (still to be decided)
are officially set aside as the new location of the Sled Dog Sanctuary.
The lot is full with many, many acres of
extremely tall birch trees, a natural drainage and wide open areas for
the dogs to run and play. Boarding the property are 1000's of acres of
state land that is easy to access for training of the sanctuary dogs
and free time play.
The Alaska Railroad boarders the far edge of this property and provides
a natural barrier to the property from recreational traffic insuring
that even our shiest fosters will have a quiet place to recover during
their rehabilitation.
This railroad will also offer a wonderful opportunity for hanging large
advertising boards direct in view to the 1000's of tourists who travel
through Alaska on the only north/south railroad that exists in our
great state.
Along with exposure on the railroad this location is key to increase
public exposure to our sanctuary sled dogs available for adoption and
to offer the public easy access to information about our great sport of
dog mushing! The Parks Highway is one of the busiest in the state and
access to the Sanctuary will be as easy as a simple turn off from the
highway.
This property has approximately 1/4 mile of highway frontage, perfect
for all our advertising needs!
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November 7th 2009 - Official website address reserved
for the Sled Dog Sanctuary.
Mission statement created.
Data and introduction to the new site launched on-line
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