Those three simple words in this title are the motto and foundation of New Orleans Bulldog Rescue.
Tony Leggio
Anthony Leggio has an extensive career in the hospitality community, specializing in event production. Over the course of his career, he has produced more than 5,000 events and has been honored with multiple awards. He currently works for The Ranch Film Studio. Anthony is the proud parent to a precocious fur baby, Magnolia the Dachshund, who is his trainer, therapist, and best friend all rolled into one loveable package. He is also a freelance writer who has written for USA Today, as well as several local publications including Ambush Magazine.
Additionally, he plays an active role in the community, having served as event chair of Art Against AIDS for the NO/Aids Task Force and was honored as Humanitarian of the Year in 2010 by the organization. He currently sits on the boards for New Orleans Advocates for LGBT Elders, BYOBikes and Halloween New Orleans. He has served as both king and captain of the Mystic Krewe of Satyricon and is a member of the Krewe of Armeinius. Anthony has also been a past Grand Marshal of the Gay Easter Parade, New Orleans Pride, and Southern Decadence.
Anthony is an active member of the following organizations: Meeting Planners International (MPI), Louisiana Society of Association Executives (LSAE), National Association of Caterers and Events (NACE), New Orleans Metropolitan Convention and Visitors Bureau (NOMCVB), and International Society of Event Specialists (ISES). He is past president of NACE and the Hospitality Education & Networking Association (HENA). Anthony works diligently to promote New Orleans as a premier destination for convention groups.
Additionally, he plays an active role in the community, having served as event chair of Art Against AIDS for the NO/Aids Task Force and was honored as Humanitarian of the Year in 2010 by the organization. He currently sits on the boards for New Orleans Advocates for LGBT Elders, BYOBikes and Halloween New Orleans. He has served as both king and captain of the Mystic Krewe of Satyricon and is a member of the Krewe of Armeinius. Anthony has also been a past Grand Marshal of the Gay Easter Parade, New Orleans Pride, and Southern Decadence.
Anthony is an active member of the following organizations: Meeting Planners International (MPI), Louisiana Society of Association Executives (LSAE), National Association of Caterers and Events (NACE), New Orleans Metropolitan Convention and Visitors Bureau (NOMCVB), and International Society of Event Specialists (ISES). He is past president of NACE and the Hospitality Education & Networking Association (HENA). Anthony works diligently to promote New Orleans as a premier destination for convention groups.
October 2022
From Dolly Parton’s “Cracker Jack” and Carrie Underwood’s “The More Boys I Meet, the More I Love My Dog” to Patti Page’s “How Much Is That Doggie in the Window?”, our four-legged friends have given some of the musical greats inspiration to create music we have loved through the decades.
June 2022
Listening to the daily news, we hear about the tireless efforts of first responders to keep us safe and protected, sometimes putting their lives on the line on our streets. The daily stresses we face in doing our jobs pale in comparison to what they go through.
April 2022
I have always agreed that dogs are man’s (actually everyone’s) best friend. Just like with people, good friendships take work, patience, trust and lots of love. This is where Professional K9 Solutions can make a huge difference in how you relate with your pet.
January 2022
Therapy dogs have proven hugely beneficial for many work environments. Dogs can elevate human mood, offer social support, mobility assistance, help regulate emotion thus reducing stress, anxiety and depression.
January 2022
For over one hundred years, New Orleanians have celebrated Mardi Gras with pomp and circumstance, but now our four-legged best friends can now get in on the action. From puppy parades to costume contests, there are many opportunities for your pets to enjoy themselves alongside their families.
April 2021
I cannot imagine my life without a dog in it. The day’s troubles simply melt away when I walk through my front door and Magnolia, my precocious four-year-old miniature dachshund, runs up to me, tail wagging with exuberant joy in her heart.