Here's what they're saying about us! "It was love at first bark. Pam and Buffy — the effervescent country singer-songwriter and her shaggy sheepdog sidekick from the mythical 'Land of La' — clicked instantly with preschool set when they began their weekend gig at American Adventures..." Paula Thrasher — The Atlanta Journal/Constitution "Pam Weeks and sheepdog Buffy bring smiles to kids everywhere." Dot Baker — Dekalb News/ Sun

Pamela Weeks, a native of Cedartown, Georgia, began her entertainment career writing and singing country music.  After a series of appearances at children’s hospitals and other charity events, she founded U-R Special, a philanthropic foundation to promote self-esteem, drug-free and anti-violence messages to school children.  The organization also fosters goodwill to the residents of nursing homes, mental health patients, as well as children’s hospitals. Her Cool is Me - I’m Drug Free program is targeted at kindergarten and elementary school students.      At the tender age of two, Pamela sang gospel music in North Georgia churches.  Having received formal vocal training at Shorter College, she now uses her gospel talent to blend country music with a message of hope.  This energetic performer hosted her own show in Atlanta on cable TV for seven years.  The American Adventures-sponsored show, called The Pam & Buffy™ Show, featured her partner, a drug-free, shaggy, flop-eared sheepdog known as Buffy™, and their backup singers The Buffettes, ages 2-10. Recently she is putting her hosting talents to work on a new Public Service TV show called Kids Talk.  Hosted and Produced by Pam the show tackles issues that effect children and families today.  Kids Talk airs on Sunday morning at 6:30 on PAX.      Pamela, a vocalist, recording artist and professional entertainer has appeared on stage, radio and television. She has also been a feature attraction at the American Adventures theme park, Nashville’s Opryland Hotel, and Georgia's Stone Mountain. Pamela has released an audiocassette entitled Let’s Boogie which includes many original songs written by her. She has recently signed a distribution deal with NIMCO, Inc. to distribute her audios and videos nationwide. U-R SPECIAL: PAM WEEKS, CHILDREN’S ENTERTAINER ATLANTA (July 1, 1995) -- A Cedartown, Georgia native, Pam Weeks teaches children they can be anything they want to be and “we love them,” confirms the bubbly blonde children’s entertainer. The founder of U-R Special, a philanthropic foundation to promote self-esteem, drug-free and anti-violent messages to school children, Weeks inspires young people with her talent and message.  “This works because what I do comes from the heart,” says Ms. Weeks, “and the kids know it.” U-R Special also fosters goodwill to the residents of nursing homes, mental health patients and children’s hospitals. At the age of Two, Pam sang gospel music in North Georgia churches.  Her love of music led her to a career as a country and western singer and songwriter. As a professional performer, Weeks used her formal vocal training to secure appearances on stage, radio and television, including the Grand Old Opry and Nashville’s Opryland Hotel.  However, Weeks’ voice and love of children turned her career in a new direction. What makes this effervescent and energetic children’s entertainer tick? “I want to reach as many people as I can,” comments Weeks.  Her commitment to helping others reflects a tireless spirit and sincere belief in the effectiveness of what she is doing. “I love what I do,” exclaims the lively performer. Pam hosted her own television show in Atlanta for seven years, and also performs regularly at American Adventures Children’s Theme Park. “There’s so much more to be done,” reveals Weeks.  A workaholic, Weeks, has released an audio cassette, Let’s Boogie and is currently at work on a video, storybook and coloring book. Her immediate goal is to attract a sponsor or sponsors who will help her take her message to an even wider audience.

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