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So you think your site has what it takes to win Rusty and Boomers award? If yes, then please read on... 
I decided to make this award for the fun of it and to show that our animal friends are appreciated! I think that there are many people out there who feel about their animals the way that I do, and this is for them.  There are no restrictions on the type of animal whom can receive this award. It is for any loving friend, large or small, that holds a special place in your heart!


There aren't many hard rules of application for this award:

bulletYour site must be child and animal friendly and have no offensive material.
bulletMust be pet orientated and not only based upon links, webrings, or pictures.
bulletMust be easily navigated, we don't like getting lost
bulletNo under construction signs or pages that do not load quickly, a good site is always under construction, also all links must work
bulletPlease Sign Our Guestbook. A great way to win points and so I know that you actually spent some time looking at our pages and not just applying for the award.
bulletIf you win the award, you must make the award a link back to this site at http://www.ndrc.tripod.com It would be nice if people knew where you got it from just in case!

To submit your page as a candidate for Rusty And Boomer's Award, complete this form and submit it. We will take a look at your page, and if it qualifies, we will email you.   If you do not receive and email back within 2 weeks you did not receive the award.
 

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