• Most Votes:
  Wins Cover Photo "Top Dog"
  
  
• 12 Next Highest Votes:
  Wins Monthly Photos. Winners are picked by number of votes, but placement is according to appropriate seasonal content (Winter Photos for Winter Months, Summer, Spring etc.) "Monthly Mutts"
  
  
• Next 12 Highest Votes:
  Featured smaller on back of calendar "Tail Wags"

• Question:
  How are Votes Counted?
  
  Answer:
  Donations made in support of an animal are valued at one vote for every $1.00 donated.
  
  
• Question:
  Do I get a calendar when I vote?
  
  Answer:
  Those who donate $25 or more will receive a calendar in October.
  
  
• Question:
  How do I get a top spot?
  
  Answer:
  Fundraise! The BCPRF DOG DAYS Calendar Contest is a fundraising activity to support homeless, neglected and abused animals.
  
  
• Question:
  Do I have to live in New Jersey to enter the contest?
  
  Answer:
  No. Anyone can enter the contest
  
  
• Question:
  My pet has passed away, may I still enter him/her?
  
  Answer:
  Yes, you can; however, due to potential issues with photo quality, we recommend that you only enter if you can absolutely guarantee that your photos meet the image requirements. If they do not, the runner-up will be given your spot.
  
  
• Question:
  Who gets one of the calendar pages?
  
  Answer:
  The thirteen (13) dogs (one cover and 12 months) with the most votes on March 24th, 2018 at 11:59 pm EST will win the chance to be featured in the 2019 "Doggy Days" Calendar.
  
  
• Question:
  If I win, what happens next?
  
  Answer:
  If you win one of the Top 13 spots, you will be contacted directly by a BCPRF Staff Member regarding photos and photo quality. A selection of 3-4 print quality photos of each winning animal must be provided by Sunday March 31, 2018 at 11:59 pm EST to be included in the production of the calendar.
  
  
• Question:
  What happens if I cannot get high quality photos?
  
  Answer:
  If appropriate print quality photos are not provided by the deadline BCPRF will offer the spot in the calendar to the next runner up.
  
  
• Question:
  Can I be disqualified?
  
  Answer:
  BCPRF reserves the right to disqualify an entry based on objectionable content or depiction of the animal or persons in a photo. Donations collected will be refunded if requested by the donor.
  
  
• Question:
  What will BCPRF do with my pet's entry once it has been uploaded?
  
  Answer:
  By agreeing to the waiver, you will also acknowledge and give permission to BCPRF to use the name, story and photo of the animal entered in future various publications and materials, including the 2019 "Doggy Days" Calendar.
  
  
• Question:
  I didn't win a place in the Top 13, how does my pet become featured on BCPRF "Doggy Days" Animal Tail Tags page?
  
  Answer:
  The next 15 dogs, after the Top 13 will have their pet featured in the Animal Tail tags page of the Calendar.
  
  
• Question:
  When will I get my tax receipt?
  
  Answer:
  Tax receipts will be emailed to voters by the end of May. We will, however, endeavor to issue them as soon as possible once the Contest closes.
  
  
• Question:
  What are the Image Requirements?
  
  Answer:
  Photos must be high quality, taken at maximum resolution, 300 DPI, minimum file size of 4mb (megabytes) in size and in a generally accepted file format. Please note: most phone photos will not meet these standards.
  
  Photos submitted for the calendar must include at least one animal, who should be present in no less than 2/3 of the frame. Landscape format is preferred.
  
  Please ensure that the photo is sharp and in focus with a clean background.
  
  No photos may have individuals, only dog(s).

Bergen County Protect & Rescue is a True No-Kill Animal Welfare Facility located in Cliffside Park. It was founded in 2012 by Eastern Bergen County's very own Animal Control Agency, Bergen County Humane Enforcement. The idea of creating a no-kill facility came to be when animal control officers were forced to take lost and abandoned animals to surrounding veterinarians and animals shelters with no knowledge of where their final destination would be. In most cases, the animals were treated and adopted out to loving homes while others were euthanized.

Inspired to help make a difference in the animal world today, BCP&R was created. Today, we are a 501c(3) non-profit, volunteer operated, no-kill animal shelter. We are grateful to all the rescue groups, veterinarians, shelters, volunteers and donors that helped make BCP&R what it has become today. Their guidance and support has empowered us greatly.