WA2S offers Million $ Pool for Puppy Bowl IX & Super Bowl XLVII with potential to win $500,000!

Feb. 2, 2013 - PRLog -- As a benefit for their project, American Strays: A Canine Census & Film Study, the World Animal Awareness Society will hold 3 separate 50/50 raffles for 2 bowls, The Puppy Bowl IX and The Super Bowl XLVII held on February 3, 2013.  There will be raffles of $20, $50, and $100 donation per square boards. The biggest prize can be won on the Super Bowl Super Board, with each square donation at $10,000 and the potential for winning up to $500,000 with each quarter worth $125,000 if all squares are filled and you win every quarter. The raffles open at 5:00pm EST on February 2, 2013 on the WA2S website – www.WA2S.org.

Executive Director Tom McPhee shares “We are excited to be offering raffles for both bowls this year, it's a great opportunity for puppy and football fans alike to donate, helping WA2S complete our research on stray dogs in Detroit.”

About American Strays

American Strays is a PBS ready feature documentary and the focal point of an outreach campaign from the World Animal Awareness Society to present tangible stray dog data compiled from the streets of Detroit to the world.  More about American Strays from the WA2S here: http://www.wa2s.org/american-strays-research.html

The Canine census will help define the abundance & distribution of species, show trends in species population over time, and provide insight into relationships between animal populations and human activities within the region.

The resulting data will be given to government and non-governmental organizations, using it to conduct more accurate & cost effective activities that address REAL problems/needs. The initial WA2S census/survey intends to reveal the dynamics surrounding the population of free-roaming canines within the geographic boundaries of the City of Detroit.

About the World Animal Awareness Society
The World Animal Awareness Society - WA2S, is a 501c3 media non profit and window into the world of human-animal intersections as seen through an unbiased, journalistic lens.  Human-animal intersections are places, times and events in which animals and humans have conflicting or conjoined needs, where the bones of survival and our own human evolution are evident – if we look.

The WA2S.org was created specifically to focus a lens on ourselves, to help humans see beyond what we look toward and hone in on where we look from.