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The Prescott Dog
July | August 2010 issue is now available!
July | August 2010 issue is now available!
The Leader of the Pack Howls
We have been getting lots of emails and calls from you about various topics and we appreciate hearing from you. It’s what helps us with interesting stories and topics to bring you each issue. We are also grateful to the advertisers that continue to support us as well as new ones that are calling all the time. The combination is what has made The Prescott Dog successful and I am happy to announce that next issue will have us celebrating our two-year anniversary! Woof, woof! That means, thanks for your support!!
I would like to thank Joe Obermeyer for being on our cover this issue. I was greatly moved when I first met him and his beloved dog Zion who is a true testimony of love. There is a light around them both that makes meeting them an inspirational experience. I would also like to thank Joe for his candor about his struggles and his story of redemption and unconditional love from a source many of us know all too well… the love of a beloved loyal four-legged friend who never abandons us no matter what. I hope many of you have the opportunity to stop by and meet Joe and Zion on Whiskey Row.
In this issue, we are also talking a lot about tips for keeping your pets safe, healthy and happy. In Bernie Barks, he lends a helping paw with some good summer tips for you and your “best friend”. In our regular Pet Health feature, Dr. Thomas Hufford talks about snakes, which can be a real problem where we live. If you have ever wondered about the dangers and what to do if your dog is bitten, you won’t want to miss reading, “Snakes Alive!”
We’ve also got some great follow-up stories on animal events that took place since our last issue. Bernie and I really enjoyed attending the 8th Annual EquiFest this year. It was wonderful! You can read all about it and see some pictures in our “Horsing Around” feature. There were also a couple of other events that helped homeless animals in our area including the 2nd Annual Woof Down Lunch put on by United Animal Friends and the 2nd Annual Dandy Dawgs pay/Neuter walk. We also have an amazing rescue story for you about “Survivor” whose odds were against him on so many levels, thus the name, “Survivor.” He made it but he still needs help and so does The Lucky Club who rescued him.
We are also gearing up for our 4th Annual Dogtoberfest & Adopt-a-thon being brought to you again by The Prescott Dog and The City of Prescott. Sponsorships are now available so call or email The Prescott Dog to reserve your space. It will be a howling good time and Bernie and I hope to see you all there!
Love, Light, Laughter and Of Course, Biscuits!
Ann & Bernie
We have been getting lots of emails and calls from you about various topics and we appreciate hearing from you. It’s what helps us with interesting stories and topics to bring you each issue. We are also grateful to the advertisers that continue to support us as well as new ones that are calling all the time. The combination is what has made The Prescott Dog successful and I am happy to announce that next issue will have us celebrating our two-year anniversary! Woof, woof! That means, thanks for your support!!
I would like to thank Joe Obermeyer for being on our cover this issue. I was greatly moved when I first met him and his beloved dog Zion who is a true testimony of love. There is a light around them both that makes meeting them an inspirational experience. I would also like to thank Joe for his candor about his struggles and his story of redemption and unconditional love from a source many of us know all too well… the love of a beloved loyal four-legged friend who never abandons us no matter what. I hope many of you have the opportunity to stop by and meet Joe and Zion on Whiskey Row.
In this issue, we are also talking a lot about tips for keeping your pets safe, healthy and happy. In Bernie Barks, he lends a helping paw with some good summer tips for you and your “best friend”. In our regular Pet Health feature, Dr. Thomas Hufford talks about snakes, which can be a real problem where we live. If you have ever wondered about the dangers and what to do if your dog is bitten, you won’t want to miss reading, “Snakes Alive!”
We’ve also got some great follow-up stories on animal events that took place since our last issue. Bernie and I really enjoyed attending the 8th Annual EquiFest this year. It was wonderful! You can read all about it and see some pictures in our “Horsing Around” feature. There were also a couple of other events that helped homeless animals in our area including the 2nd Annual Woof Down Lunch put on by United Animal Friends and the 2nd Annual Dandy Dawgs pay/Neuter walk. We also have an amazing rescue story for you about “Survivor” whose odds were against him on so many levels, thus the name, “Survivor.” He made it but he still needs help and so does The Lucky Club who rescued him.
We are also gearing up for our 4th Annual Dogtoberfest & Adopt-a-thon being brought to you again by The Prescott Dog and The City of Prescott. Sponsorships are now available so call or email The Prescott Dog to reserve your space. It will be a howling good time and Bernie and I hope to see you all there!
Love, Light, Laughter and Of Course, Biscuits!
Ann & Bernie
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