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Annual Walk, Run & Bike for Kindness to Animals
Sat  May  10,  2008
photo Our Annual Walk, Run & Bike for Kindness is scheduled for Saturday May 10th. Registration opens at 9:00 am. Raise $50 or more in pledges and receive an event t-shirt. For more information and pledge sheet.
 
June is Adopt a Cat Month
Sun  June  1,  2008
photo If you've ever considered adopting a cat, now is a good time. Did you know that according to The Berlin Longevity Institute, cats can add as much as 10 years to their owners lives. Picking up a cat has a nearly instantaneous calming effect on humans, causing blood pressure to drop and the heart rate to slow.
 
Paw Prints Photo Deadline
Fri  June  6,  2008
photo All photo submissions for our 2009 calendar must be postmarked by June 6th. Top 12 photos will be our featured pets, but every pet submitted will appear in the calendar. Click here to download the entry/order form. Have a question? Ask it here.
 
Adopt a Dog Month
Wed  October  1,  2008
photo October is Adopt a Dog Month! We have lots of furry, tail waging friends for you to pick from. They all would love a good home. I've you've been considering bringing a dog into your home; now is the time. They do say 'a man's best friend is his dog!'
 
Adopt a Senior Pet Month
Sat  November  1,  2008
photo November is Adopt a Senior Pet month. There are many benefits of adoption an older pet. To name a few, their personality is already developed so there are no surprises. Senior pets may already be trained or house broken. A senior pet is more likely to be spayed or neutered than a new kitten. A senior pet may be a better pet for senior citizens than a new energetic puppy.

So give a wonderful animal another shot at a new life...adopt an older pet this month.
 
Spay Day USA
Thu  February  26,  2009
Thousands of puppies and kittens are born every hour in the United States; many will never find homes. Spaying and neutering of pets is a solution that we can all be a part of to help control pet over-population. If your pets are not spayed or neutered please set up an appointment with your vet today.
 

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