 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
A publication dedicated to promoting the human animal bond.
Home • Contact Us • Pick up a Copy • Media • Advertise
The Leader of the Pack Howls
Dear Readers,
This is one of my favorite times of year as the weather has been so beautiful and I have been enjoying the outdoors with my favorite four-legged people.
And this issue is one of my favorites during the year for a couple of reasons. One reason is that we get to celebrate and honor our military for Memorial Day which includes the four-legged members who are finally getting the recognition they deserve as well. You will see pictures and stories throughout this issue and I hope it helps us remember how much we owe them for their service, especially to those who have paid the ultimate price for our freedom.
Dear Readers,
This is one of my favorite times of year as the weather has been so beautiful and I have been enjoying the outdoors with my favorite four-legged people.
And this issue is one of my favorites during the year for a couple of reasons. One reason is that we get to celebrate and honor our military for Memorial Day which includes the four-legged members who are finally getting the recognition they deserve as well. You will see pictures and stories throughout this issue and I hope it helps us remember how much we owe them for their service, especially to those who have paid the ultimate price for our freedom.
|
(928) 445-4811
|
The Leader of the Pack Howls
Dear Readers,
This is one of my favorite times of year as the weather has been so beautiful and I have been enjoying the outdoors with my favorite four-legged people.
And this issue is one of my favorites during the year for a couple of reasons. One reason is that we get to celebrate and honor our military for Memorial Day which includes the four-legged members who are finally getting the recognition they deserve as well. You will see pictures and stories throughout this issue and I hope it helps us remember how much we owe them for their service, especially to those who have paid the ultimate price for our freedom.
The second reason I have become so fond of this issue is that it is our Woofstock issue which highlights our new event we started last year in May. You will find out more about this great event and all the wonderful businesses and non-profit rescues and animal-related groups that will be in attendance. The event celebrates dogs, cats and horses and also has them for adoption through many of our area rescue and shelter groups. You will see wonderful demonstrations from area trainers as well as demonstrations from the K-9 Police Dogs and our Search and Rescue Teams. In addition we will have fun contests where you can win great prizes, or you might want to sit in our food pavilion and have something to eat or listen to some great music from the “Woodstock” era! Whatever you do, I think you will have fun at the 2nd Annual Woofstock & Adopt-a-thon, Prescott Valley on Sunday, May 19th at AZ Agribusiness & Equine Center Campus. It will be even bigger and better than last year. So put on your best psychedelic clothes and head on over to Woofstock with your favorite four-legged friend!
On our cover this issue, we would like to share one of our areas smaller city shelters, The Chino Valley Animal Shelter. Although it is small, they help animals in a big way! All of the people there are very compassionate and do their best to help the animals that come into their care. It is a team effort between animal control, employees and volunteers. I think you will be impressed with this small group of dedicated people and what they have been able to accomplish for the animals; I certainly was.
I would also like to remind you about some other very important special events coming up that you will find in our calendar this issue that celebrate and help our four-legged friends. May brings The Pup Crawl at the Beastro that supports Wildhorse Ranch and in June, Woof Down Lunch which supports United Animal Friends. Both of these are fundraisers for these wonderful groups but also provide a great day of fun so please check them out and support them.
In closing, I would just like to remind you that we are heading into the warmer weather and our pets depend on us to protect them from that so please, take extra precaution when exercising and bring lots of fresh water and please, please, never leave your pets in the car in the summer. The temperatures reach astronomical highs and can injure them or even cause death.
I hope to see you all at Woofstock and don’t forget to stop by The Prescott Dog booth and say “hello!”
Love, Light Laughter,
Ann, Bernie and Miss Pauleena
Dear Readers,
This is one of my favorite times of year as the weather has been so beautiful and I have been enjoying the outdoors with my favorite four-legged people.
And this issue is one of my favorites during the year for a couple of reasons. One reason is that we get to celebrate and honor our military for Memorial Day which includes the four-legged members who are finally getting the recognition they deserve as well. You will see pictures and stories throughout this issue and I hope it helps us remember how much we owe them for their service, especially to those who have paid the ultimate price for our freedom.
The second reason I have become so fond of this issue is that it is our Woofstock issue which highlights our new event we started last year in May. You will find out more about this great event and all the wonderful businesses and non-profit rescues and animal-related groups that will be in attendance. The event celebrates dogs, cats and horses and also has them for adoption through many of our area rescue and shelter groups. You will see wonderful demonstrations from area trainers as well as demonstrations from the K-9 Police Dogs and our Search and Rescue Teams. In addition we will have fun contests where you can win great prizes, or you might want to sit in our food pavilion and have something to eat or listen to some great music from the “Woodstock” era! Whatever you do, I think you will have fun at the 2nd Annual Woofstock & Adopt-a-thon, Prescott Valley on Sunday, May 19th at AZ Agribusiness & Equine Center Campus. It will be even bigger and better than last year. So put on your best psychedelic clothes and head on over to Woofstock with your favorite four-legged friend!
On our cover this issue, we would like to share one of our areas smaller city shelters, The Chino Valley Animal Shelter. Although it is small, they help animals in a big way! All of the people there are very compassionate and do their best to help the animals that come into their care. It is a team effort between animal control, employees and volunteers. I think you will be impressed with this small group of dedicated people and what they have been able to accomplish for the animals; I certainly was.
I would also like to remind you about some other very important special events coming up that you will find in our calendar this issue that celebrate and help our four-legged friends. May brings The Pup Crawl at the Beastro that supports Wildhorse Ranch and in June, Woof Down Lunch which supports United Animal Friends. Both of these are fundraisers for these wonderful groups but also provide a great day of fun so please check them out and support them.
In closing, I would just like to remind you that we are heading into the warmer weather and our pets depend on us to protect them from that so please, take extra precaution when exercising and bring lots of fresh water and please, please, never leave your pets in the car in the summer. The temperatures reach astronomical highs and can injure them or even cause death.
I hope to see you all at Woofstock and don’t forget to stop by The Prescott Dog booth and say “hello!”
Love, Light Laughter,
Ann, Bernie and Miss Pauleena
Click Image above
for PDF poster
for PDF poster
© Copyright 2013 All Rights Reserved. Images and content on this site are the digital property of this web site, or licensed for use on it, and can not be downloaded, copied, sold, resold, reproduced, given away or used off this web site with out our written permission. Valid W3C HTML. Arizona Website Design and Support Services by max west.
The Prescott Dog is a Prescott, Arizona printed magazine publication dedicated to promoting the human animal bond and validating our love for these wonderful canine creatures. Often you will find us around town supporting and sponsoring area animal humane and educational events, activities and programs.
