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The Stevenson Companion Animal Life-Care Center provides the physical, emotional, and medical needs of companion animals whose owners are no longer able to provide that care. Clients of the center include pet owners who want to assure their pet’s future prior to entering a retirement home, being hospitalized for an extended period, or predeceasing a pet. The center was established by the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine in 1993 at the suggestion of Dr. E. W. “Ned” Ellett, former head of the Small Animal Clinic at Texas A&M University. Dr. Ellett’s dream became a reality with generous donations from the Luse Foundation and Mrs. Madlin Stevenson. Mrs. Stevenson said she chose to support the center because “Animals are especially important to the elderly; this center is dedicated to them and their pets.” Mrs. Stevenson, a life-long animal lover, passed away in September of 2000. Her 4 cats, 7 dogs, pony, and llama came to reside at the center at that time. And, yes, the Stevenson Center is the retirement home of at least one very special resident. Connect with other H-town Aggies on September 14th for another "can't miss" episode of Houston Aggie Women Networking Luncheons. Like all Houston Aggie Women events, the September 14th Networking Lunch is OPEN TO ALL.  No membership required. Current members do get a discount on their lunch price.  Click here to purchase your 2021 Membership now and begin taking advantage of Member Pricing immediately. $30 Member Early Bird Pricing – register no later than September 7th. $35 Member Price if you pay on-line after September 7th or at the door. $35 NON-Member Early Bird Pricing – register no later than September 7th. $40 NON-Member Price if you pay on-line after September 7th or at the door. Past lunches have SOLD OUT.  We cannot guarantee you a seat...

Cynthia Cannizzaro has been an Interior Designer and contractor for more than 20 years.  She designs and builds homes that people love.  Cynthia understands that having a place to go, a home, a haven, where you enjoy spending your time, changes your everyday life. Have you been working from home and you're tired of looking at the same four walls. Do you look at something every day and think "I hate that..." floor, tile, countertop, paint, cabinet, rug, curtain? Ready for an update?  Are you considering "Aging in Place"? Do you know what home modifications would be necessary to make that possible? Small changes, large changes: they both can enhance your life!  Transformation by Design! BONUS: In honor of our speaker, Houston Aggie Women will be donating to support Traditions Council and their plans for Standing for America.  A representative from Traditions Council will give us a brief preview of plans for September 4th, including the first football game of the 100th season of the 12th Man, as well as a tribute to the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks and a re-creation of the 2001 Red White & Blue game.  Connect with other H-town Aggies on August 10th for another "can't miss" episode of Houston Aggie Women Networking Luncheons. Like all Houston Aggie Women events, the August 10th Networking Lunch is OPEN TO ALL.  No membership required. Current members do get a discount on their lunch price.  Click here to purchase your 2021 Membership now and begin taking advantage of Member Pricing immediately. $30 Member Early Bird Pricing – register no later than August 3rd. $35 Member Price if you pay on-line after August 3rd or at the door. $35 NON-Member Early Bird Pricing – register no later than August 3rd. $40 NON-Member Price if you pay on-line after August 3rd or at...

Our speaker this month, Kelsie Suter, is currently working as an Intelligence Analyst at the Harris County Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Management.  Before joining HCOHSEM, Kelsie was a live-in residential care coach in a rehabilitation house for human trafficking victims.  Kelsie brings her real-world experience and extensive research knowledge to continue the conversation we began last February: Houston was already considered a hub for human trafficking and the pandemic has only made the crisis worse. What can we do to help turn things around? BONUS: In honor of Kelsie and her horse, Honey, this month's Spotlight will focus on Courtney Cares. We'll get a brief introduction to this Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences program that serves the community while providing experiential learning about the therapeutic horsemanship industry for Aggie student volunteers. Connect with other H-town Aggies on July 13th for another "can't miss" episode of Houston Aggie Women Networking Luncheons. Like all Houston Aggie Women events, the July 13th Networking Lunch is OPEN TO ALL.  No membership required. Current members do get a discount on their lunch price, however.  Click here to purchase your 2021 Membership now and begin taking advantage of Member Pricing immediately. $30 Member Early Bird Pricing – register no later than July 6th. $35 Member Price if you pay on-line after July 6th or at the door. $35 NON-Member Early Bird Pricing – register no later than July 6th. $40 NON-Member Price if you pay on-line after July 6th or at the door. Past lunches have SOLD OUT.  We cannot guarantee you a seat unless you register online before the event. NOTE: The room capacity limit may decrease as we approach the actual date of this event. Better safe than sorry.... Lunch is served family-style - this month's menu includes salad, pasta, grilled chicken with veggies,...