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Need an excuse to eat out? Here�s one, area restaurants will be donating 10 precent of their proceeds to the Animal Compassion Network, an animal rescue non-profit."Dine to Be Kind" kicks off on February 23, and lasts all day, so patrons can come out for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Many of the restaurants on the list even offer take-out. Participating restaurants include: Apollo Flame Bistro * Asheville Ale House * Battery Park Book Exchange * Blue Sky Cafe * Brixx Wood Fired Pizza * Bone-a-fide Bakery * Cafe Azalea * cafe ello * Cats & Dawgs * Charlotte Street Grill & Pub * Chorizo * Corner Kitchen * chai pani * Cucina 24 * Curras Dom * Dripolator Coffeehouse * Doc Chey's Noodle House * Filo Pastries * Frank's Roman Pizza * Green Sage Coffeehouse & Cafe * Grove Park Inn: Blue Ridge Dining Room, Horizons, Sunset Terrace Chophouse * Kilwin's Chocolate, Fudge & Ice Cream * Laughing Seed Cafe * Lenny's Sub Shop * Madison's Black Mountain * The Market Place * Morning Glory Cafe * Mellow Mushroom * Mountain Brew Cafe & Bakery * Nine Mile Inc* Oakie Dokie Smokehouse * Pomodoros * Province 620 * Rise 'N Shine Cafe * Rosetta's Kitchen * Roux at The Hilton * Sazerac * Sante Wine Bar * Sunny Point Cafe * Sunnyside Cafe * 12 Bones Smokehouse * Thai Basil * The Hop Ice Cream * Tomato Jam * Urban Burrito * Usual Suspects * Waggers Dog Depot * Wayne's Restaurant * Well-Bred Bakery & Cafe * West End Bakery * Wine Studio of Asheville * Wild Wing Cafe The 5th annual "Dine to Be Kind" event raises money for the spay/neuter program. The program offers free and discounted spay and neuter services, an important part of preventing stray and unwanted dogs and cats. Why Spay/Neuter? In Buncombe County and the City of Asheville, your pet must be spayed or neutered unless you have purchased an unaltered pet permit. If you are found to be not in compliance, you will be fined $100. Your pet will be less likely to roam, get hit by a car, get into fights, mark its territory, and bite. Your pet will be calmer, easier to train, and more affectionate. And spaying and neutering will help your pet live a longer, healthier life, especially for those females who are spayed before their first heat cycle. For more information, please visit www.animalcompassionnetwork.org. (Image provided by the Animal Compassion Network.)
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