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Sales of eyewear case help fund animal rescue

Portland, OR-Amy Sacks Eyewear and Accessories was founded in part to provide funding for The Pixie Project, an organization that provides spay and neuter services-as well as other veterinary services-for pets in low-income families.

Not only is a portion of company profits donated to The Pixie Project, but Amy Sacks Eyewear and Accessories also is marketing an iconic pet-themed eyeglass case. The case is designed to reflect a love for animals and a commitment to their health and security. It retails for $10.00, of which 50% is directly contributed to The Pixie Project.

For more information, go to http://www.amysacks.com/.

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