Page 2 - Jupiter Spotlight - July '21

Page 2, Jupiter Spotlight

Philanthropist Lois Pope from page 1 bronze works include
the National Fire Dog
Lois Pope, the nationally prominent philanthropist and Memorial in Washington,
disabled veterans and animal welfare champion, changed D.C.; The Fallen Shield,
this by bestowing upon military service dogs the honor honoring police who have
they deserve. She and Dr. Robin R. Ganzert, president and died in the line of duty, in
CEO of American Humane, the country’s first humane Modesto, Calif.; and the
organization, dedicated the American Military Hero Dog Colorado Law Memorial,
Monument on Saturday, May 15, at Tri-County Animal which includes a beam from
Rescue in Boca Raton, Fla. The American Military Hero one of the World Trade
Dog Monument is a national tribute to the canines who Center towers that fell on
serve in the five branches of the Armed Forces. Sept. 11, 2001.
The dedication ceremony included the participation of Weishel explained the
U.S. Reps. Lois Frankel (D-FL) and Brian Mast (R-FL); monument, which resulted
HUD Secretary Donna Shalala; and Florida State Attorney from a national design
Dave Aronberg, as well as Pope; Dr. Ganzert; monument contest, was created “to
sculptor Austin Weishel; Suzi Goldsmith, president of honor the everlasting and unbreakable bond between accessed by soldiers themselves, do sentry and scout
Tri-County Animal Rescue; and military veterans. The canines and the valiant warriors of our armed forces. work, and even shield soldiers from flying bullets. Just
event took place at Tri-County Animal Rescue, home to Moving forward together as a team, this sculpture pays as soldiers do, these dogs get injured and are even killed
the Lois Pope Pet Clinic. tribute to their work and the lifesaving connection built in combat, and many suffer emotional and psychological
“There are 4.2 million living American veterans around service, country, and freedom.” consequences of war, such as PTSD.
who have permanent physical and/or psychological Military service dogs provide comfort and To learn more visit www.life-edu.org or call (561)
disabilities, and they now have a memorial in Washington, companionship to our troops, detect explosive devices, 582-8083.
D.C., to recognize their service and sacrifice,” Pope said, carry out lifesaving tasks, search areas that cannot be Photos by Capehart
referring to the American Veterans Disabled for Life
Memorial which she created. “But dogs have also served
and sacrificed alongside our troops in wars and conflicts Surfing The Pink Wave!
around the globe for more than a century. While a handful
of these animals have been decorated, I felt it was time
that they, too, had a permanent monument to honor them Rosé
for their heroism.”
Just as the disabled veterans memorial stands not just
as a tribute but also as an educational resource, Pope By Laura Berrio, Another reason for the rise in popularity is that rosé
hopes the American Military Hero Dog Monument will Freelance Writer/Blogger works well in spring and summer. It can be enjoyed
“educate people of the essential role that dogs have Rosé is on the rise! anywhere and can be mixed into cocktails.
undertaken in service to America and to remind us that The market for rosé wines A decade ago rosé only consisted of sweeter wines.
bravery in uniform comes on both ends of the leash.” has more than doubled Now the variety of rosé spans bone dry to sweet, cheap to
“On the battlefield and off, our four-legged heroes in the last decade. There expensive, and simple to complex. The color and source
have proven time and again they are our warriors’ best is a whole new group of has also changed. The “pink” wine from California is now
friends,” said Ganzert. “From highly trained war dogs wine drinkers who pick very pale pink and primarily from Provence.
who save lives on the front lines of freedom to lifesaving “pink” for their preferred I recommend trying a variety of rosés to find your
service dogs who help our veterans win their battles with wine. Who is this group of favorite. A couple of my favorite rosés under $20 are
post-traumatic stress and traumatic brain injury here at consumers? Millennials. Rosa di Germina (dry) and Rosa Regale (sweet).
home, we owe these courageous canines a deep debt of Younger consumers Pick up a rosé for your next occasion
gratitude. I was honored to join Lois Pope in dedicating prefer sweeter rosé. This reminds me of the pink wine and “surf the pink wave!”
this permanent tribute recognizing their invaluable cooler days of my youth! The millennials have played a ~ Cheers!
service to our armed forces and our nation.” large role in creating the “pink” image in social media ~ Keep the conversation going
The American Military Hero Dog Monument was for rosé wines. The popularity of this segment led Italy and the wine flowing!
designed by prominent sculptor Austin Weishel, whose to create a National Rosé Day. It is all the rage right now Follow the Vine on Instagram
to get all wine enthusiasts to think pink! @VineVibeUncorked.

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