Sentences with phrase «pets at community events»

Dog owners no longer have to muzzle their pets at community events in Paducah.

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If having pets in the store is not option, she adds, consider hosting an event offsite — perhaps at a community center or a nearby school — and tie in an educational angle to maximize the value of the program for kids and their parents.

Oxbow continues to expand its support of the veterinary community, whether it is in the form of hosting symposiums, providing scholarships to veterinary students, attending trade events, working with veterinary schools or even helping to breed the next generation of vets — or at least the next generation of small - pet owners.

TulsaPets Magazine maintains a very active online presence including www.TulsaPetsMagazine.com, an extensive interactive Online Directory at http://www.tulsapetsmagazine.com/directory/, a pet community Calendar of Events at http://www.tulsapetsmagazine.com/calendar/, Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TulsaPetsMagazine/ and Twitter.

«Milwaukee World Festival, Inc. is proud to partner with Fromm Family Foods to bring yet another free event and programming to Henry Maier Festival Park,» said Don Smiley, president and CEO of Milwaukee World Festival, Inc. «Petfest will be a great addition to this year's fall festival schedule and give the community the opportunity to enjoy time at the festival grounds with the whole family and their pets.»

Community is everything at The Quirky Pet and includes providing customers and visitors with referrals to local events, groomers, dog walkers or pet sitters.

Reaching out to the community can include promoting educational events at local pet stores, adoption centers, or training classes.

In addition to the daily feed, shelter and medical care provided to each pet at our shelter, OC Animal Care strives to be proactive in placing pets by offering monthly adoption events, working with hundreds of nonprofit rescue groups and encouraging our community members to become volunteers and foster caretakers.

Hodge and King discuss the adoption and fostering process along with an upcoming pet adoption day, December 1st, and the annual «Pet Photos with Santa Claws» event, December 8th at the Weaks Community Center in Murray.

's adoption program as well as a hub for community engagement initiatives at the Petco Pavilion including a monthly pet market, dog walking volunteer groups, weekly meetings for a local 4 - H Club and the location of this year's TPR «All Pets Considered» event.

We can always use additional help at adoption and microchip events, with community outreach and education efforts, and many other areas where your expertise may make a difference in the lives of homeless pets.

These are often held at local pet stores or animal - friendly events in the community.

Give a presentation about a pet care topic, such as parasite prevention, at a local community event

Efforts have included reuniting people with displaced pets at Baytown Animal Shelter and in the community; providing pet food and supplies to help keep people and their pets together; assisting with adoptions at the shelter and through large - scale adoption events; recruiting new foster families to rescue pets from the shelter; expanding our roster of rescue partners and transporting pets to reputable organizations within a 200 - mile radius of Baytown; and working with veterinarian partners to provide low - cost and free services to rescued and owned pets.

Held in eight communities at 192 locations across the United States, it was the nation's largest free pet adoption event.

Our doctors and staff participate at local schools and community events to promote pet health, first aid, as well as education to students on career opportunities within veterinary medicine.

However, we also appreciate volunteers who can donate time to help out at weekend pet adoptions and other events throughout the communities we serve.

The following resources are available for our clients to learn more about Salmon Brook Veterinary Hospital and the pet - related events at our hospital and in our community.

Acting as a liaison for WHS at community events, pet licensing clinics and neighborhood meetings to educate and inform residents about animal welfare issues.

The following are some tools you can use to education your members and pet owners in your state about canine influenza: Train your team: · VETgirl's Dr. Justine Lee and Dr. Garret Pachtinger explain all about dog flu blues - this is a Facebook Live event recorded on January 23, 2018 · Infectious disease guru, Dr. Melissa Bourgeois, explains all about dog flu for your veterinary support team members · Update your vaccination protocol using the new AAHA Lifestyle Based Vaccination Calculator · Review diagnostic sampling techniques for respiratory disease and make sure you are taking samples appropriately · Learn about managing a Canine Influenza outbreak with this handy guide · Review canine infectious disease with this new e-handbook, written by top experts on infectious disease Educate your pet community with tools from Dogflu.com · Dog Flu Blues — a video all about dog flu · Hidden Dangers - a video that encourages vaccinations for dogs at risk and explains the spread at the pet owner level · Dog Flu - a podcast featuring Dr. Courtney Campbell and Dr. Kat Primm all about dog flu and the need for vaccination · Got Cough?

PetSmart Charities was holding community adoption events throughout the United States in 2010, and about 300 pets found forever homes at each event.

You can also attend our events and workshops, volunteer at our mega pet adoption events or your local shelter, or get involved with Trap - Neuter - Return (TNR) projects for community cats to up your social game and find a fetching companion.

Every weekend, you'll find pets from local shelters available for adoption at PetSmart Charities of Canada — sponsored events like National Adoption Weekends, neighbourhood weekend adoption events and community - wide adoption fairs.

Before you adopt, evaluate the shelterHeavy reliance on volunteers, convenient shelter hours and fun community fundraising events — such as trick - or - treating for pets at Halloween and furry speed dating on Valentine's Day — have made a difference in Washoe County.

These events run for a time at a discounted price to help the community control the unwanted pet population.

At each event, the Community Pet Coalition, made up of two animal rescue organizations — ALIVE Rescue and One Tail at a Time — will provide services such as microchipping and vaccinating pets, as well as supply flea and tick medication, spay / neuter vouchers, collars, leashes, harnesses, food and other items to families who may have difficulty caring for their petAt each event, the Community Pet Coalition, made up of two animal rescue organizations — ALIVE Rescue and One Tail at a Time — will provide services such as microchipping and vaccinating pets, as well as supply flea and tick medication, spay / neuter vouchers, collars, leashes, harnesses, food and other items to families who may have difficulty caring for their petat a Time — will provide services such as microchipping and vaccinating pets, as well as supply flea and tick medication, spay / neuter vouchers, collars, leashes, harnesses, food and other items to families who may have difficulty caring for their pets.

Whether it's creating a pet food drive in your office, organizing a group to volunteer at a community event, or just stopping to visit and socialize with our adoptable animals, Best Friends offers opportunities to boost company morale and remind your employees why they love working for you.

Some of the ways that you can help are by donating money or supplies, volunteering at the shelter regularly or at special events throughout the year, and advocating for our shelter pets in the community.

We have so much going on and we want to see you at each of these events, supporting the SPCA and our mission to save homeless pets in our community!

Meeting townsfolk and pets where they congregate, the Natural Pawz Treat Truck is a staple at community events, dog parks and other pet - friendly happenings.

You can also work off - site pet adoption events that are held by other animal welfare organizations, news stations, or at community functions.

Volunteers help the Community Outreach team represent CAP at festivals, health fairs, and various other events to talk about pet adoption, the importance of spay / neuter, and how to help CAP care for homeless animals in our cCommunity Outreach team represent CAP at festivals, health fairs, and various other events to talk about pet adoption, the importance of spay / neuter, and how to help CAP care for homeless animals in our communitycommunity.

She also promotes pet health care awareness by speaking at public events, including community workshops and conventions.

I put myself in the position to be bitten, as a vet, but a child petting a dog at a community event is an innocent.

Have fun at the many pet friendly events offered in the Houston pet community!

LAS VEGAS, NEV. — February 22, 2014 — Pets for Life, The Animal Foundation's grant - funded community outreach initiative, supported the local underserved community today by providing free rabies vaccines and supplies to pets and their owners in need during an event at the East Las Vegas Communitcommunity outreach initiative, supported the local underserved community today by providing free rabies vaccines and supplies to pets and their owners in need during an event at the East Las Vegas Communitcommunity today by providing free rabies vaccines and supplies to pets and their owners in need during an event at the East Las Vegas CommunityCommunity Center.

Here at AWA we are always busy with events that help pets in our community!

Ely is helping to spread the word to our local pet community — his story is in this issue and you can find more information about the event at www.turntulsapink.com Paws to Remember is an upcoming Pet Memorial and Blessing of the Animals, sponsored in part by TulsaPets Magazine.

100 % of proceeds from the event benefit the Patient Assistance Fund at Cornell University Hospital for Animals which helps members of our community and their pets by providing financial resources to owners who can not otherwise afford medical care their animals need.

Duties: • Staff information, adoption or retail booth at pet stores, community events, festivals, fundraisers and other off - site locations.

The event at the Animal Community Center in Milpitas will also have information on pet services and dog training classes and seminars, pet supplies, food trucks and more.