BOOKS, COMPACT DISCS, VIDEO GAMES, MOVIES, DVDs, SOFTWARE, MUSIC, ACCESSORIES AND MORE FOR SALE – MOST $3 OR LESS!

The Humane Society of Southern Arizona, in cooperation with Bookman’s Used Entertainment Exchange is proud to announce its 10th annual Books & More Entertainment Sale.  The bazaar will be held at the Humane Society’s Companions for Life Center at 3465 E. Kleindale.  The center is located approximately 1 block from the Humane Society shelter. 

The HSSA Pet Supply Store will also be offering 10% off purchases and other giveaways to book sale customers on the days of the book sale.  Please see Pet Supply Store for more details.   The Humane Society Pet Supply Store has a wide variety of items for your pet including leashes, collars, toys, treats, litter boxes, cat trees, crates -- all at a great price plus your purchases help our homeless animals.

Thousands of new and used items will be available, including hard and soft-back books, CDs, video games and gaming systems, VHS videotapes, DVDs, audio cassettes, books-on-tape, children’s materials, board games, software, etc. Most sale items will be priced under $3.00 with 100% of the proceeds benefiting the Humane Society’s educational and cruelty prevention programs. The Humane Society’s educational programs are free to the public and reach approximately 20,000 people every year.

In addition to all the wonderful items for sale, the event will feature random discount periods, raffles and giveaways!
A $5 raffle offers the chance to win great entertainment prizes including a brand new IPod Shuffle, gift certificates and merchandise packages from local businesses. Advanced sales of raffle tickets may be purchased now by calling (520) 881-7406. 

“The sales are a tremendous help to our department,” said Marsh Myers, Director of Community Outreach.  “Fundraisers like this one help ensure that our educational programs will remain free and easily accessible to schools all over Southern Arizona.  It also underscores Bookman’s tremendous support of the Humane Society and animal issues in this community.”