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Pet Groomer's "Animal House" Show May Get Picked Up for Reality TV re Rescues
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The term "Animal House" is going to take on a whole new meaning if a reality show by that name featuring a Lyndhurst pet groomer gets picked up for release. Instead of associations with the risqué movie, "Animal House" now will mean a team of volunteers coming to the rescue of animal rescue shelters in dire need of help.
Erica Salvemini, who owns Just 4 Paws Pet Spa in Lyndhurst, recently starred in a reality show where volunteers help save animal shelters across the country. Salvemini is shown with one of the pets at the shelter in Othello, Wash., where the show was shot.
Erica Salvemini, who owns Just 4 Paws Pet Spa in Lyndhurst, recently starred in a reality show where volunteers help save animal shelters across the country. Salvemini is shown with one of the pets at the shelter in Othello, Wash., where the show was shot.
Erica Salvemini, who owns Just 4 Paws Pet Spa in Lyndhurst, traveled across the continent recently to be part of a project to rebuild an animal rescue shelter in rural Othello, Wash., that burned down in 2009 and has been struggling ever since. She spent a week there grooming dogs while living in a donated house with other animal professionals, with no resemblance to the original Animal House.
Erica Salvemini, who owns Just 4 Paws Pet Spa in Lyndhurst, recently starred in a reality show where volunteers help save animal shelters across the country. Salvemini is shown with one of the pets at the shelter in Othello, Wash., where the show was shot.
The group of volunteers and reality stars helped rebuild a shelter that had been burned down.
Rescuing the Adams County Pet Rescue let the producers of "Animal House" film a pilot episode they hope will get picked up by a television channel or an Internet service. If it does, there will be no shortage of work, as more than 200 shelters already have asked them for assistance.....
The term "Animal House" is going to take on a whole new meaning if a reality show by that name featuring a Lyndhurst pet groomer gets picked up for release. Instead of associations with the risqué movie, "Animal House" now will mean a team of volunteers coming to the rescue of animal rescue shelters in dire need of help.
Erica Salvemini, who owns Just 4 Paws Pet Spa in Lyndhurst, recently starred in a reality show where volunteers help save animal shelters across the country. Salvemini is shown with one of the pets at the shelter in Othello, Wash., where the show was shot.
Erica Salvemini, who owns Just 4 Paws Pet Spa in Lyndhurst, recently starred in a reality show where volunteers help save animal shelters across the country. Salvemini is shown with one of the pets at the shelter in Othello, Wash., where the show was shot.
Erica Salvemini, who owns Just 4 Paws Pet Spa in Lyndhurst, traveled across the continent recently to be part of a project to rebuild an animal rescue shelter in rural Othello, Wash., that burned down in 2009 and has been struggling ever since. She spent a week there grooming dogs while living in a donated house with other animal professionals, with no resemblance to the original Animal House.
Erica Salvemini, who owns Just 4 Paws Pet Spa in Lyndhurst, recently starred in a reality show where volunteers help save animal shelters across the country. Salvemini is shown with one of the pets at the shelter in Othello, Wash., where the show was shot.
The group of volunteers and reality stars helped rebuild a shelter that had been burned down.
Rescuing the Adams County Pet Rescue let the producers of "Animal House" film a pilot episode they hope will get picked up by a television channel or an Internet service. If it does, there will be no shortage of work, as more than 200 shelters already have asked them for assistance.....
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