Team Coonhound T-shirts

Team Coonhound shirts are now available for purchase.

You can download the order form (PDF) and send it to:

Coalition for Sonoran Desert Protection
300 E. University Blvd., Suite 120
Tucson, AZ 85705

The shirts are available in M-L-XL and will be sold for $15.00 there is an additional $2.00 charge for shipping and handling, or you can contact (520)388-9925 the Coalition office and set a time to swing to pick up a shirt. Act fast while supplies last!

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Logo on front of the shirt

These shirts are grey with two different Team Coonhound logos on the front and back and also include the logos of the American Black & Tan Rescue and the Coalition for Sonoran Desert Protection all outlined in blue.

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