SOUTHGATE, MI—Beautiful ladies raising money for the care of beautiful but hopefully-not-abandoned pets—what could be better? So get ready, because pet-loving group Pretties for Pitties will present a burlesque on-the-road show by Glass City Glitterbomb in Toledo, OH, to benefit local pit bulls and other area pets on Saturday, July 21, 2018, at ICE Restaurant and Bar, 405 Madison Avenue. The show starts at 7 p.m., with tickets just $20 for general admission and $30 for VIP seating. Tickets are available here. Proceeds from the show, held in partnership with Toledo’s Pet Bull Project, will provide free and low cost microchipping for the pets at clinics this fall.
Formerly known as The Town Tassels, Glass City Glitterbomb have been dancing and twirling tassels together since 2014, and have added several new members in the last year. They are keeping the heart of burlesque alive and beating in Toledo. The members of Glass City Glitterbomb are excited to partner with Pretties for Pitties and Toledo’s Pet Bull Project to help raise funds for Toledo area dogs.
Additional performers in the Pretties for Pitties show include Mabel Syrup, Wednesday Wilhelm, Sophia Von Stardust, Star Ridgefield, Emma D’Lish, Scarlet Chacki, Kitty and Eris, Regina Mae Hem, Anita Rose, Lorna Fey, Corky Gabe A’foon, and Lucy Laveau, with Kitten Von Mitten emceeing the event.
Pretties for Pitties is a Detroit, MI, based 501c3 non-profit, volunteer-run organization that serves pets and their families in Southeastern Michigan and Northern Ohio. Its fundamental goal is to reduce the number of pets in general, and pitbull-type dogs in particular, that are surrendered to over-crowded area shelters. They strive to meet this goal through advocacy, owner and public education, training, a community pet food bank, spay/neuter assistance, vaccinations, supplies, and microchipping. Through community outreach, animal welfare, and owner retention programs, Pretties for Pitties helps loving pet owners overcome roadblocks to pet ownership by providing the resources necessary for them to keep their pets.
For more info on Pretties for Pitties, visit PrettiesForPitties.com.
