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Animal Rescue and Other Worthy Sites
October 27, 2003

Clicking for Charity
The Animal Rescue and Other Worthy Sites As far as we know, the entire series of these click-to-do-something-good-sites-because-someone-will-donate-money-every-time-you-click sites is perfectly legit. Newmoanyeah encourages you to swing by each of these sites periodically and click to feed animals, feed people, fund mammograms, treat sick children, and preserve rainforests.

Seriously, this takes a only a second and requires no more effort than to click on a button on a web site and you're done. Then, promptly return to Newmoanyeah and click on our banner ads and buy something to help keep this site running.

;)

On the web: The Animal Rescue Site
Also on the web: The Hunger Site
Also on the web: The Breast Cancer Site
Also on the web: The Child Health Site
Also on the web: The Rainforest Site

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