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{Letter From The Editor}
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s I sit here writing, I
finally feel like summer
is arriving. With the past
few weeks of rain, I think we
were all starting to feel the
effects. But, (fingers crossed)
today is a beautiful and
balmy 80 degrees and has
me thinking about all
the possibilities!
I’m hopeful that the rest of the summer will be like today because you may not
have noticed but there are oodles of great events going on in the area. These
events are not just about fun in the sun with your pups, but many are fundraisers to help support our areas homeless animal shelters and rescues. Given the
state of the economy, these shelters can really use your support, and if there is
one thing I’ve learned over the years it’s that giving of yourself by volunteering
or donating gives back tenfold. I know many of you are strapped for cash or
looking for jobs, but sometimes the best thing to do is to extend a hand and
then enjoy the pleasure you feel when you’ve helped someone else in need.
Now if there is another thing I’ve been reminded of lately, it’s that after you have
given of your time, you should also make time for yourself. If you’re reading this,
chances are you are lucky enough to share your life with a pet, which means you
already know how great it is to take a relaxing adventure with them. In honor
of pampering yourself and your pets, we have featured a great article on visiting
Block Island with your dogs. So, if you’re short on funds but want to feel like
a million bucks, think about a day trip to Block Island where for the cost of a
ferry ride, you’ll feel like you’ve arrived in paradise.
Whatever you do this summer, we hope you relax, de-stress, and remember the
important things in life.
Sincerely,
Stephanie Georgia
Editor
On The Cover
Photography: Brooke Mayo
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Brooke Mayo is this issues
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photos from her upcoming
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LITTLE BITES
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Locally and Around The Globe…
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This year’s Walk
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Walk ‘N Wag is an 8-week fitness
initiative for owners and their dogs
to help reduce canine obesity.
Participants can register for Walk ‘N
Wag and begin their fitness program
on September13th at the Providence
Animal Rescue League Pet Walk RI. The the pet walk is happening
in conjunction with the Pet Health Fair. Great prizes like an ipod,
doggy spa day, and $100 cash will be awarded at the end of the
8-weeks! For more information about these events, please call Sue
at 401-751-0944 or log on to www.rivma.org.
Dog Snatcher
Dogs are often used to fight crime, but one opportunistic canine
decided to turn the tables on that arrangement. The perfect place for a
heist? A grocery store. Forget banks! Cash doesn’t taste good. After
staking out the front to make sure he had a getaway route, the dog
sauntered in through the main door like he owned the place. He even
gave one cashier a friendly sniff, as caught on security cameras.
Waltzing straight over to the pet food aisle, the dog snatched a
rawhide bone. But then, just as he was making his way out the door
and planning his life in crime, the store manager blocked the exit.
“Drop it!” he commanded. At this point, the shrewd thief did a quick
assessment. Hmmm … the manager wasn’t holding a rolled-up
newspaper, and he only had two legs – no contest in a chase. The dog
couldn’tsee how the manager could reclaim the loot, so he bolted and
hasn’t been seen since.
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barrier again, and start infecting cats
and dogs.
“At this time there is no data
demonstrating any risk of dogs and
cats contracting this strain of the
virus,” says Dr. Louise Murray, the
Director of Medicine at the ASPCA’s
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York City. For more information about
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{Letter To The Editor}
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IT IS TIME TO CELEBRATE
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BIRTHDAY
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he 2007,2008 Readers Choice!
Thank you Animal Print readers.
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If you don’t believe
in killing cats,
Thanks for your time,
Victoria Washburn
Dear Victoria,
Thanks so much for sending your note and
great photo of you and Bentley. I agree
that birds can be amazing companions and
you have truly inspired me to start including more feathered friends in the magazine.
Since I read your note I’ve been planning a
birdie feature in an upcoming issue! I hope
you enjoy it! Good luck to you and Bentley.
Thank You,
Stephanie Georia
editor
Over 70% of cats who enter
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how great birds are as companions, and you
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Project: Underwater Dogs
Photography by Brooke Mayo
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There are thousands of books already
published about dogs, so why should
you glance at Diving Doggies: A
Celebration of Play Underwater? As
you flip through the pages of this
book, you will discover a world that
has existed for our beloved canines
that we’ve rarely had a chance to see
– dogs enjoying the freedom of the
water – the weightlessness they feel as
”
they dive to the bottom of the pool or
ocean in search of their favorite toy.
Continued on next page
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Brooke
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Continued from page 11.
B
rooke Mayo will tell you that her
career as a photographer started with
dogs. She actually had an interest in dogs
longer than photography, but a series of dog
portraits from her uncle really piqued her interest
in capturing dog’s moments with a camera.
“Combining the best of both worlds; photography
and dogs, has allowed me to grow as an artist.”
After studying photography at Appalachian State
University and The University of Western Sydney
in Australia, Mayo worked with Joyce Tenneson
and Lois Greenfield in New York City. Traveling to
some of the most fascinating places on earth
allowed her to gain experience and solidify a love
of photography. During this time, Mayo also
realized that her childhood home was a place she
wanted to call “home” again, and moved to
North Carolina’s Outer Banks in 2003.
Brooke Mayo has been photographing weddings,
portraits and dogs for more than six years and
is recognized as one of the Outer Banks’ leading photojournalists. She is currently producing
an underwater art book called, Diving Doggies:
A Celebration of Dogs at Play, which documents
“diving dogs” at play. Brooke is also offering
destination doggie shoots, traveling around
the country photographing dogs on land
and underwater.
While a major part of Mayo’s photography
business is weddings, it’s the “Underwater Dogs”
project that truly captures her heart.
“I thrive on the unseen moments underwater,
those few precious seconds that are missed
observing playtime above water. Taking my
camera below the surface of the water allowed me
to explore another world that creates so much joy
for dogs.”
Mayo lives in North Carolina’s Outer Banks with
her husband John Wright, a winemaker and her
dogs Weebler and Biskers.
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If you would like to see more of Brooke Mayo’s beautiful
underwater dog images, buy the book or hire Brooke (yes, she’ll
travel to you) to capture your pooch underwater, you can find her
online at:www.brookemayo.com and www.underwaterdogs.com
{14Health & Wellness}
Is your landscaping
going to the dogs?
DOG-SCAPING 101
written by Susan Parker
A
s a successful garden designer and gardener in the
late 1990’s, I designed many gardens for weddings
as well as worked as a garden designer for a golf
course. While I still putter in my own garden, my love of
dogs seems to have outweighed my love of plants. But with
plenty of trial and error, I have come up with some very
productive ways to enjoy both. Believe it or not, you can
have both dogs and attractive landscaping just by becoming
a bit creative, but dogscaping does come with a
few compromises.
Hardscape
Dogs and lawn grass don’t mix well, so for small areas,
consider switching from a grass to hardscape. Hardscape
consists of stone walls, brick patios, tile paths, and wooden
arbors. Anything used in landscaping that is not part of the
softscape can be considered a hardscape element, including
water fountains, statues, large rocks, bridges and yes, even
pink flamingo’s.
Dedicate a special place in your yard for pets that have
passed away by using statues, flowers, and stepping stones.
this is a nice way to memorialize pets that have crossed over
to the rainbow bridge. If you use lumber in any of your designs, make sure it does not contain preservatives and is not
treated with CCA, which has been linked to disease. Stone
and masonry are great for dog landscaping because they
minimize the mess dogs make through urination, digging
and wear & tear. Crushed stone mulch is is another good
hardscape. It maintenance-free, holds up to dog traffic, and
provides a sharp look.
Grass & Dog Spots
If you have to have a “green carpet” of grass, consider
switching to a different type of grass. Some grasses hold up
better to paw traffic than others. A cool-season grass you
may wish to try is Kentucky bluegrass. Using a tougher type
of grass will solve only one lawn-care problem encountered
in landscaping with dogs: wear and tear on grass. It will do
nothing to solve the problem of “dog spots.” Dog spots are
the yellow spots on grass caused by the nitrogen and salts in
dog urine. Urine is alkaline and contains salt that slightly
alters the soil pH. There is a type of “green carpet” that
solves the problem of dog spots: clover. Clover lawns have
advantages over grass lawns. Clover doesn’t stain the way
grass does after being subjected to dog urine.
I have also seen some useful peeing fire-hydrant for dogs
to pee on… plastic fire hydrants are approximately 18” X
8” and are also an excellent conversation piece. Affix the
hydrant to a spot on your lawn where you would like your
dog to pee regularly.
Do not let poop sit in your yard; try always to pick it up
soon after the dog eliminates. Having a doggie poop bag station in the back yard makes clean ups fast and easy.
Fertilizer & Mulch
During the spring and summer people fertilize their lawn to
keep it healthy and green. Fertilizer itself is not bad; but for
animals it is definitely bad. Be extremely careful using
fertilizers for lawns or plants when you have a dog yard.
When fertilizing your lawn, do the front and the back
sections at separate times, so your dog can have one yard.
Keep dogs and cats away from newly fertilized lawns and
gardens and away for pesticides, too. If possible, keep your
dog in a fenced backyard without chemicals. Too many pets
become sick and die after eating plant food or fertilizer.
Before adding ornamental plants to your yard, find out if
they’re toxic to animals. Your dog should wait at least 24
hours after you fertilize, to be able to use the lawn. NEVER use Coco mulch in
your yard as it is toxic to dogs and many dogs are are attracted to the scent and
will eat the mulch.
Fences and Borders for Dog-Friendly Yards
One way to keep dogs away from the plants in your yard is to build fences around
them. Plant some flowers behind a white picket fence, giving your yard an English
country garden look. Raised beds work well and are easy to fence around. Mulch
that’s uncomfortable or uneasy to walk on will discourage pet traffic where you
don’t want it. One idea is a thick carpet of pine cones in front of the raised beds.
How to create the path of Least Resistance
for Dog-Friendly Yards
If a fence surrounds you yard, don’t try to grow plants in the area next to the fence.
Dogs are territorial; their favorite path in a fenced-in yard will be right along the
edge. Unsightly “dog paths” are the result of this very predictable behavior. Rather
than fighting it, go with it and plan your yard around your dog’s predictability. An
easy way is to install stone walkways over already existing dog paths. Now everyone is happy. The dog still has its path, and you have a better looking yard. Lining
the pathways with soft materials pine needles, leaves, wood chips, bark chips etc. is
a good idea. Uncomfortable paving will send dogs on different paths.
Digging
Some dogs are just going to dig. One solution is to add a sandbox in another
section of your yard. When you see your dog starting to dig in an unapproved area
of the yard, clap your hands loudly to interrupt the dog in action. Then immediately take him to his approved digging area, and praise him for digging there.
What about container gardens?
Container gardens are a wonderful solution for pet people, and they are easy to
maintain. Vegetables can also be planted in containers. One of my favorite container’s to create is an herbal container that I keep on my steps near my kitchen
door. Be creative using hanging baskets & window boxes.
Growing plants in pots can also discourage the neighborhood cats from using
your garden as a kitty toilet. It also helps fend off slugs. If you’re growing berries in
containers, it’s easy to put netting over the plants (or move the pots) so the birds
don’t get all the berries before you have a chance to eat them.
Pine Tree, Maple Tree, Forsythia, Mimosa Tree, Aucuba, Birch Tree,
Butterfly Bush are some sustainable trees and plants that have made it through
years of dog trampling and peeing in my own yard.
Teaching good backyard behavior
Do not punish a dog for making a mess in the yard. Correct your dog only when
you catch him in the act. Teaching your dog good behaviors will help him focus
on learning what you want him to do, rather than what you don’t want him to do.
When your dog engages in an undesirable activity, redirect him to a permissible
activity. Dogs make messes because they have nothing else to do with their time.
• Play with your dog in the yard; give him long walks daily (off the property for
mental stimulation)
• Provide him with safe, outdoor as well as indoor toys. My dogs love to hang out
on an old wooden picnic table. It makes them feel like king of the mountain and
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DOG-SCAPING 101
Continued from page 15
gives them an elevated platform to check out their scene
from a higher view. Engage your dog’s mind by teaching him
commands in daily sessions of 10 to 15 minutes each.
Another great idea is a portable agility training for back
yards which is great fun for owner and dog alike.
Summer time idea is to install an in-ground fish pond to use
for your dog’s swimming pool. They are cheap, easy to install
and it also looks much better than the blue plastic kiddie
pools most people use.
Saftey
Do not banish your dog outside. The safest place for dogs
to stay is indoors. Dogs can easily overheat and go into
heat-stroke very quickly. Pay close attention to what your
dog is getting into in your yard; many dogs eat rocks which
can be dangerous. Chewing on garden hoses can do more
than damage your hose, it can lead to internal obstructions
requiring immediate medical help from your vet.
If the plants in your yard have any diversity, then you probably have poisonous plants in your yard. Many if not most
of the common landscape plants contain parts (leaves,
berries, etc.) that are toxic.
Alphabetical listing of poisonous plants
by common name & Category
• Bulbs: Amaryllis, Autumn Crocus, Daffodil, Day Lily,
Elephant Ears, Gladiolas, Hyacinth, Iris, Lily of the Valley,
Narcissus, Orange Day Lily, Tulip
• Ferns: Aparagus Fern, Australian Nut, Emerald Feather
(aka Emerald Fern), Emerald Fern (aka Emerald Feather),
Lace Fern, Plumosa Fern
• Flowering Plants: Cyclamen, Hydrangea, Kalanchoe,
Poinsettia
• Garden Perennials: Charming Diffenbachia, Christmas
Rose, Flamingo Plant, Foxglove, Marijuana, Morning Glory,
Nightshade, Cherry
• Sago Palm
Many stores stock their shelves with a plant called the “Sago
Palm”. The “Sago Palm” a decorative houseplant.
If your pets ingest ANY part of this plant it will
cause liver failure. Even with aggressive veterinary treatment
70% of these pets will die. Keep your househol free of
this plant. Continued on page 24
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Sail away to
Block Island
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I should first start by telling you that Block Island
is one of my favorite places on earth! From the
beautiful beaches and breathtaking vistas to the
wonderful restaurants and bars, this island is a
vacationers dream. But in my opinion, taking your
best friend is what truly makes it a vacation. With
a population of just 1000 residents and untold
numbers of dogs, this 7 mile long, 3 mile wide
island is a true paradise offering you and your
pup the time of your life!
Where To Stay With Your Dog
While I think Block Island is an uber dog vacation
spot, there are only a handful of places that you can
bring your dog overnight. But, I found a few notable
inns which are steps from the ocean and welcome
dogs of any size. The first on our list is
The Gothic Inn, which is situated by the sea in the
heart of the historic district, combines the convenience of location with the warm hospitality of a
family run country inn. Innkeepers Toube, Ken,
and Bennet Wohl are not only incredibly welcoming, but they are also avid dog lovers. Guests with
dogs are welcome to stay in the inn’s annex building that has 4 apartments. Apt. 11, where I stayed,
has 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, a fully functioning kitchen
and cozy sitting area. What I love about this place
is not just the proximity to the beach and town, but
the beautiful back yard complete with grill, outdoor
shower and sitting areas. After a day of running
around the beaches and bars with the pups, I truly
looked forward to the ease of rinsing “everyone”
off in the outdoor shower and just relaxing in the
grass. And if that were not enough, no need to
worry about breakfast because each morning guests
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The Gothic Inn
“Reduce
your carbon
Pawprint!”
This is Plaid: “One of the
responsibilities of having a dog is
picking up it’s poop and one of the secret
pleasures of being a dog is watching you
do it! Stripe and I think it’s pretty darn
funny!”
“Speak for yourself Plaid”, Stripe here:
“Now you can pick up our poop and help
the environment at the same time with
our 100% Biodegradable Poop Bags made
from wheat, tapioca, potatoes and corn.
They’re almost good enought to eat.”
This is Plaid again; “In fact you ate a
box of them off the shelf this morning!”
are welcome on the porch or in the sunny sitting
rooms for a wonderful continental breakfast. The
Gothic Inn recommends booking early or during
late season, as the dog friendly rooms do go quickly.
To make a reservations contact the Gothic Inn at
(401) 466-2918 or visit www.thegothicinn.com
Another best bet for dog friendly accommodations
is The Blue Dory Inn. This unique inn offers luxury
suites, charming cottages and quaint houses with the
beach at your doorstep. All the rooms have private
baths, carpeting and are filled with antique décor.
What I was surprised to find out is that not only is
there no size limit on dogs, but there is no limited
to the number of dogs you are allowed to bring! For
reservations and information, please call
(800) 992-7290 or visit View at the
www.blockislandinns.
Blue Dory Inn
com
Some other pet
friendly options are:
• The Island Home
www.theislanhome.
com Phone: (401)
466-5944I
• The Inn at Block
Island, open
May - October
(877) 324-4667
www.theinnatblockisland.com
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“We got what you dogs and cats want!”
Plaid &Stripe
182 Wayland Avenue
Providence, RI 02906
401-490-0707
Free Parking
www.plaidandstripe.com
Personal Pet Concierge and Boutique
Have a
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at your home with
The Shooter Dog
In this economy it
pays to be the
hostess!
Contact 508-254-2085 or email at
[email protected]
www.theshooterdog.com
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Lisa & Henry wait for the
ferry to pull out of port.
Harvey waiting outside of
the pet friendly Juice & Java
A great resource where you can find links to
rental agencies and private rentals is:
www.block-island-family-vacation.com
What To Do With Your Dog
You will find plenty to do with your pooch while
visiting the island, however I highly recommend
you do not bring animal aggressive dogs. While
there is a leash law in town, it’s not unusual
for a local dog to come walking up to say hello
at anytime.
Beaches
One of the biggest reasons I love taking my dogs
to Block Island are the beaches. They are clean,
clear and beautiful, and yes, dog friendly!
Block Island’s dog ordinance allows leashed dogs
on any beach any time. And guess what, they also
allow unleashed dogs on all beaches with only one
exception, Crescent Beach. This is the area on
the eastern side of Block Island from the breakwater at the Surf Hotel to the northern boundary of Mansion Beach . The city ordinance states
that unleashed dogs are not allowed on Crescent
Beach in the summer season (June 1 to
October 1) after 9:00 a.m. and before 6:00 p.m.
But, are allowed off leash in the off season
(Oct. 1 to May 31) anytime. Also, when the
endangered “Piping Plover” birds are nesting in
the sand dunes (Spring & Summer), you will be
reminded to stay out of the dunes.
Kelly Walsh, creator of the website “Block Island
Family Vacation,” has a specific page dedicated to
visitors bringing dogs (www.block-island-familyvacation.com/dog-friendly.html). She tells us
The Southeast Lighthouse.
Simon naps as the sun
sets on Crecent Beach.
that while Block Island beaches are open for dogs,
it’s not recommended to go where there are lots
of people.” “I do run into problems here, even
though the ordinance allows dogs to be off leash
on most beaches, you still get some flack from
people on the beaches.” What I try to do as a year
round resident and dog owner is be responsible
for my dog and respectful of others who are trying
to preserve the island. Some dogs need to be on
a leash for their own safety as well as others, while
other dogs clearly listen to commands and can be
off leash and close to their owners.”
Hiking
There are miles of great trails to take your dog
hiking on Block Island. The dog friendly Greenway Trails is great exercise for both of you. Caution: You may not want to hike the trails in the off
season especially if your dog likes to chase deer.
Bow Hunting begins in October and hunting season lasts all winter. Check the newspaper for dates.
Afternoon Cocktails
If you’re more of a people watcher, there are some
great locations to just plant yourself with your dog
and people watch all day. One of my new favorites
is Paynes Dock in New Harbor. There is a great bar
with outdoor seating located directly on the dock.
It’s a great little nook surrounded by amazing
sailboats, yachts and seaman galore.
There are a few other bars in town that will let
you lounge with your pup while sipping a cool
summer cocktail; The Albion Pub, Captain Nick’s
(daytime only), and Aldo’s, just to name a few.
Farmers Market
If you happen to be on Block Island on a Saturday
or Wedenesday, you may want to stop by the dog
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Dogs in Harmony
The Bakery That Has Gone To The Dogs!
1417 Atwood Avenue, Johnston, RI
www.dogsinharmonyri.com
934-3647
Voted #1 Dog Bakery
Animal Print Magazine’s 2008 Reader’s Choice Awards
Waiting to board the
Block Island Ferry
Organic Dog Treats &
Fresh Baked Pastries
One Happy Dog at
Sunset on Cresent Beach
friendly farmer’s market. Saturday: 9:00 AM to
11:00 AM June 20 to October 10, 2009 at Negus
Park and Wednesday, 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM at
Manisses Corner. It’s a great place to see, smell,
and buy some local food and art.
Shopping
There are lots of great little shops in town next
to Old Harbor; unfortunately your dog is not
normally allowed inside, but it doesn’t hurt to ask.
Sometimes the shop keepers will watch your dog
just outside for you while you peruse their store.
Don’t forget to stop by Block Island’s only pet
boutique - Island Dog, to pick up an Island Dog
T-shirt or gift.
Kayak The Bay
If you are lucky enough to have a dog who is
comfortable on a kayak, I encourage you to take
a sunset tour around the bay and throughout the
network of waterways. This is such a nice way to
see boats, wildlife and even some backyards. But
do not take a dog that is not a seasoned kayaker, as
there is a great deal of wildlife that would be quite
enticing to a dog who is not used to staying in the
boat on command. There are a number of kayak
rental locations that are easily found on the island,
or do what I do and bring your car full of kayaks
and dogs onto the ferry! It does make things a
bit easier and cheaper, but you have to book way
in advance and have parking lined up with your
hotel.
Where to Eat With Your Dog
(baked in our store - stop in for a “bite”)
Organic Frozen Yogurt Smoothies
Official Red Sox & Yankees
Bandanas and T Shirts
Expanded Selection of Organic &
All Natural Dog/Cat Food
Addiction Artemis Canidae Dr. Harvey’s
EarthBorn Holistic EVO Fromm Merrick
Natural Planet Organics Orijen Solid Gold
Taste of the Wild The Honest Kitchen
Wysong & Innova Low Fat (cat food)
Sunday, September 27th
at Goddard Park in
Warwick/East Greenwich RI.
13th Annual
The East Greenwich
Animal Protection League
Hound Hike Pet Walk/Fundraiser
All money raised goes towards the
shelter, food and medical care of
the area’s homeless animals.
• Regristration begins at 12:00PM.
• Fee per hiker is $20.00.
• The 2 mile walk starts at 1:00PM.
• The first 150 registrants receive a
bag of goodies for you and your dog.
• Those who raise $50 receive a free
2009 Hound Hike tee shirt.
Block Island offers a wide variety of eateries, and
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For more information call 885-1158
or visit our website www.EGAPL.org
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Dig Up Pet Events In Your
JULY
July 26th
1st Annual Bike Run for Animals
Depend On People Too
Run starts at 12 noon from Mark’s Big
River Inn, 809 Noseneck Hill Rd. W.
Greenwich, RI Rain or shine! $20 per
driver/$10 for passenger. Raffles, Games,
Contests, Live Band - Relappse.
BBQ to follow at Big River Inn. BBQ
for all other $10 with kids under twelve
$5. Child Friendly! Ticket Info call:
401.826.0320 or [email protected]
July 31st
Low-cost spay/neuter clinic
The monthly pre-paid low-cost
clinics are in cooperation with Humane
Association of Northwestern RI, the
SNYPP Clinic, and Defenders of
Animals, Inc. The low-cost clinics are
held at the SNYPP Clinic, 9 Church
Street, Pascoag, RI. Cost: $65 per cat,
which includes rabies and distemper
shots, a check up, and the spay/neuter
procedure. By appointment only!!
Please call Defenders of Animals, Inc.,
at 401-461-1922 for details.
AUGUST
August 8th
CumberlandFest Amateur Dog Show
Saturday, August 8th, 11:30 a.m. to 5
p.m. Diamond Hill Park, Diamond Hill
Rd, Rte. 114, Cumberland, RI
Bring your family & furry friends for
the fun. Dogs are welcome at
Cumberlandfest on this day only Until
6:00 pm. For more info visit: www.
cumberlandfest.org
August 9th
Bark in the Park
The 2009 Bark in the Park will be held
Aug. 9 from 11 am to 5pm at Kennedy
Park in Fall River. If you are interested
or would like more information
please visit our website at www.
franimalcoalition.com or email us at
[email protected] or
[email protected].
August 9th
New England Disc (Frisbee) Dog
Club will perform at 3:30pm at the
CumberlandFest For More Info: Call
Judy at 401-339-0667
[email protected] or visit
www.cumberlandfest.org
August 14th & 15th
My Famous Dog Casting Call
This summer, dogs from across the
state will vie for the honor of being
one of Rhode Island’s “Great Dogs.”
YOUR dog could be named one of 13
Great Dogs of Rhode Island, appear
in the calendar, and gain widespread
fame through media coverage of this
one-of-a-kind event. Interested? Simply register at www.MyFamousDog.
com today. All Casting Call participants must register online in order to
take part. But you must act quickly!
Space is limited, and time is running
out! A portion of the registration fees
and all profits from the sale of the
“Great Dogs” calendar will benefit the
Providence Animal Rescue League
August 15th
Annual Animal Appreciation Day
and the annual International
Homeless Animals Day Candle
Light Vigil. The East Providence
Carousel Commission and Defenders
of Animals Inc is holding the First
Annual Animal Appreciation Day
and the annual International
Homeless Animals Day Candle Light
Vigil.The event starts at 12:00 noon
on August 15 2009. The Candle Light
Vigil and Presentation will be across
the street at Rose Larisa Park from
6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.The event will
be held on the grounds of the historic
East Providence Carousel.The event is
a fundraiser for the carousel, it’s maintenance and preservation. For more
info contact Pier-Mari Toledo ptole@
aol.com (401) 439-5940
August 22nd & 23rd
Winter wonderland Fashion Show
Doggie Casting Call!
Bring a photo of your dog between
12-6pm to Park Ave. Puppy’s Winter
Wonderland Fashion Show Casting
Call. All dogs, all sizes and breeds are
welcome. Located at 843 Reservoir
Ave Cranston RI 02920
401-464-8800.
August 23rd
Hawaiian Luau
Hosted by The Little Rhodie Bully
Breed Club. We are a non-profit
group that specializes in helping the
homeless bully breed dogs at River
Point Park 106 Hay Street, West
Warwick, RI. 5-8pm - dogs are also
welcome. Attendees will enjoy educational child/dog programs as well as
dog games, bully breed demo and a
one of a kind River Walk Bully Breed
hike and shelter dog fashion show!
NO RAIN DATE WILL BE
OFFERED.We will refund your
check if the event is cancelled.
For more info about becoming a
vendor or the event please contact
[email protected]
phone 401-823-8851
August 23rd
RUF RUN
1st Annual Bike Run For Almost
Home Rescue, Inc To Benefit The
abandoned and abused animals in
Rhode Island. The run will leave from
Neighborhood!
rosario hall at 17 Rosario Dr.,
Providence RI at 12 noon. The run
will travel to the music lady cafe in CT,
returning to Rosario Hall for a gourmet buffet dinner prepared by joseph
tomaselli. A buffet which will be served
at 5:00 pm Cars Are Also Welcome
To Join, but must follow behind the
motorcycles. Don’t have a bike? Join
us for dinner! Call and get your ticket
for a great cause! Carla Ciccone (401)
575-6153. Donations $25.00Per Person.
Checks Made Payable to:
Almost Home Rescue
August 29th
Howlin’ Hounds Summer Walk
Saturday, August 29th, 2009
Goddard State Park. Sign in begins at
10am - Walk begins at 11am
$20 Registration per walker
Registration includes a 2009 Summe
Walk t-shirt!. First 150 walkers to sign
in at the event receive a goodie bag with
free items & a lunch ticket for Papa
Gino’s Pizza! All walkers that raise $100
or more will receive a free gift from the
RISPCA!
Create your own personal fundraising
page with pictures and stories on why
YOU want to help the animals! Visit:
http://www.firstgiving.com/rispca to
find out how. For more info contact
Connie Bolduc at
[email protected].
August 29th
11th Annual Golf Tournament
To Benefit: Animals Depend On People
Too, Inc.
www.animalsdependonpeopletoo.petfinder.org. Saturday, August 29, 2009
Triggs Memorial Golf Course
Entry Fee: $125 per player
Sponsors: Event $400; Scoreboard $200.
Tee $100; Cart $50 Dinner Only $35
each. Tax deductible donations of Raffle
Check our website for daily event
updates www.theanimalprint.com!
Prizes, golf awards and monetary
donations are greatly appreciated.
Make Checks Payable To: A.D.O.P.T.
Mail Checks to: Linda Monahan 999
Pippin Orchard Road
Cranston, RI 02921 nfo: 401-8260320 [email protected]
SEPTEMBER
September 13th
Providence Animal Rescue
League’s 21st Annual Pet Walk
RI!
Roger Williams Park; Temple To
Music 100 Elmwood Ave Providence,
RI 02907. 8:30 am to 1:30 pm. Rain
or Shine. On Sunday, September 13,
2009, hundreds of Rhode Islanders and their pets will come together
for the Providence Animal Rescue
League’s (PARL) signature event, Pet
Walk RI. The walk features a scenic and fun 3.5 mile (5K) walk for
participants and their dogs through
Roger Williams Park in Providence,
RI. There will be family fun activities
for everyone including pet games and
contests, activities for kids, obedience demostrations, and fabulous
raffle prizes! For more info visit: www.
petwalkri.org/
September 13-14th
Rhode Island Veterinary Medical
Association Vet Week 2009
Vet Week celebrates the joy of pet
ownership and highlights the work
veterinarians do each and every day
to keep companion animals, equine,
and farm animals healthy and safe.
Join us for these activities throughout the week. Pet Health Fair - On
Sunday, September 13, at 8:30 a.m.,
RIVMA opens Vet Week with a Pet
Health Fair at the Roger Williams
Park Temple to Music. Exhibitors
will be on hand to discuss nutrition
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and exercise; we will have veterinary
technicians on hand for free nail
clipping; and there will be a low-cost
rabies vaccination clinic.
September 13th
Walk ‘N Wag Challenge
Along with the Pet Health Fair on
September 13, RIVMA kicks-off this
year’s Walk ‘N Wag Challenge. Walk
‘N Wag is an 8-week fitness initiative
for owners and their dogs. Participants can register for Walk ‘N Wag at
the Providence Animal Rescue League
Pet Walk RI happening in conjunction with the Pet Health Fair. Great
prizes like and ipod, doggy spa day,
and $100 cash will be awarded at the
end of the 8-weeks!
September 15th
Author & Poet Mark Doty
On Tuesday, September 15, RIVMA
is delighted to welcome Poet & Author, Mark Doty, to discuss his book,
Dog Years: A Memoir. 7:00 P.M., RI
College, Alger Hall 110. For more
information about these events, please
call Sue at 401-751-0944 or log on to
www.rivma.org.
September 27th
Hound Hike
The East Greenwich Animal
Protection League will be holding its
13th annual Hound Hike pet walk/
fundraiser on Sunday, September
27th at Goddard Park in Warwick/
East Greenwich RI. Go thru the
main park to the carousel/beach area.
Regristration begins at 12:00PM. Fee
per hiker is $20.00. The 2 mile walk
starts at 1:00PM. The first 150
registrants receive a bag of goodies for
you and your dog. For more
information call 885-1158 or visit
our website www.EGAPL.org.
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DOG-SCAPING 101
Continued from page 16
Additional Sources of Information
Below are some helpful resources for additional poisonous
plant listing, as well as Animal Poision Controls contact
info. Always contact your veterinarian immediately if you
think your pet may have ingested a poisonous plant.
ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center:
Phone: 1-888-4ANI-HELP (1-888-426-4435)
Cost: $45.00 per case. The Center will do as many followup calls as necessary in critical cases, and at the owner’s
request will contact their veterinarian. The Center also
provides via fax specific treatment protocols and current
literature citations when indicated.
Pet Emergency First Aid Videos
Phone/Email: 1-888-380-9966, [email protected]
Cost: First Aid for Dogs ($19.95), First Aid for Cats
($19.95), Combo: Dogs and Cats ($34.95)
Links to Poisonous Plant Pages
Phone/URL: http://cal.nbc.upenn.edu/poison/links.htm
Special Notice: Several recent reports of dogs having
kidney failure after ingesting large amounts of grapes or
raisins, has the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center
investigating to determine the causative agents or
disease processes.
*
Block Island
Continued from page 21
while you can’t bring your dog inside, there are a
number of casual restaurants and sandwich shops
that welcome your well behaved pooch at the table.
Some of my favorites are: Juice ‘n Java, Aldo’s, The
Ice Cream Place, The Albion Pub, The Post Office
Bagel Shop, Harry’s, Rebecca’s Take Out, or Old
Harbor Take Out. I also recommend that you plan
at least one night out sans doggie and try my very
favorite island restaurant - Eli’s. Don’t worry, even
though you’ll miss your dog, you will still be greeted
by a large black lab statue and lots of cool dog
art inside :-)
Getting There
There are basically 2 ways to get to the island and
that’s by boat or plane...and they all welcome dogs.
The Block Island High Speed Ferry and Traditional
Ferry (401) 783.7996 (cars allowed with reservations) which runs from Pt. Judith all year long and
from Newport RI in the summer . You may bring
your leashed dog on the ferry, free of charge. Note:
while the High Speed Ferry is dog friendly, they
AMATEUR
DOG SHOW
Saturday, August 8th 11:30 to 5 p.m.
Diamond Hill Park, Diamond Hill Rd,
Rte. 114, Cumberland, RI
Bring your family & furry friends for the fun.
DOGS ARE WELCOME AT CUMBERLANDFEST
On Saturday until 6:00 pm
Demonstrations
“Bully” Breed Dog
Agility
Child Dog Bite Safety
Amateur Dog Show
Costumes – Tricks – Shortest Legs
Look-A-Likes (Dog looks like owner)
Oddest Looking – Cutest – Tallest
Print Registration forms on-line
Exhibitors
Prizes – Raffle – Free Gifts • Professional Pet Artist • Rescue Groups • Vendors
SPECIAL EVENT – SUNDAY Aug 9th
New England Disc (Frisbee) Dog Club
will perform at 3:30pm
For More Information go to: www.cumberlandfest.org
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only allows dogs on their outdoor decks. If the
weather is bad you may opt for the “slow boat” so
you can be inside.
New England Airlines offers daily flights to and
from Block Island (year round) from Westerly,
RI. A limit of 2 dogs per flight is free of charge
for dogs that fit on your lap. Otherwise you would
pay a child fair of $38 for your large dog (unless
the flight is not fully booked). For more info call:
1-800-243-2460.
When I go for longer than a day trip with the
dogs, I find it much easier to bring all the dogs
and gear in the car. It’s not recommended to
bring cars to the island, but if you’re staying at
the Gothic Inn they have a parking lot that you
may use.
What if your pet gets sick?
A very important element to think about when
traveling anywhere is to be prepared for an
emergency. In researching this story, I found that
getting your dog off-island after the ferry’s and
flights have closed for the evening is no easy task,
if not impossible. The island does have mediContinued on page 27
11th Annual
Golf Tournament
To Benefit:
Animals Depend On
People Too
Saturday, August 29, 2009
Triggs Memorial Golf Course
Entry Fee: $125 per player
Sponsors: Event $400; Scoreboard $200
Tee $100; Cart $50
Dinner Only $35 each.
Tax deductible donations of Raffle Prizes, golf awards
and monetary donations are greatly appreciated.
Checks Payable To: A.D.O.P.T.
Mail Checks to:
Linda Monahan
999 Pippin Orchard Road
Cranston, RI 02921
Info: 401-826-0320 • [email protected]
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vac for humans thru New England airlines, but
nothing official for dogs. There are part-time vets
on the island, but most only see resident dogs by
appointment, and are not equipped to handle a
serious emergency. Dr. Maryann Simonelli (401)
466-8500 is sometimes available on weekends for
house calls and if the timing were right could help
in an emergency. Again there are no full time vets
on the island, so if your pet gets sick, DO NOT
WAIT! Make arrangements ASAP, to get your pet
on a flight or ferry and head to your vet or a vet off
island, such as Seaside Veterinary Clinic. Dr. Judy
Glowitz of Seaside, can pick your pet up at the ferry
during normal business hours. However, if this is a
serious emergency, I suggest getting to the nearest
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I hope you get a chance to visit Block Island and
experience one of the most amazing places on the
planet. Just plan ahead, stay safe and don’t forget
to pick up after your dog!
For more info about visiting block island check out
www.block-island-family-vacation.com
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Out Of The Pits And Into The Ritz
Recognizes It’s New Graduates!
Congratulations to the graduating class of “Out
of the Pits and into the Ritz” Pit Bull Training
Academy. On Sunday July 5th 2009 22 pit bulls
displayed remarkable obedience skills and walked
away with their diplomas!
Susan Parker, owner of Dynamic Dog Training
Services LLC began “Out of the Pits and into
the Ritz” Pit Bull Training Academy because she
recognized a huge need and big demand for
education and training to properly handling pit
bulls within the community. Out of the Pits and
Into the Ritz is a nationally recognized award
winning program and is currently implemented
in various shelters in RI and Massachusetts. The
Ron DeLalla & Bella (left) Susan Parker (right)
Photo by Traer Scott
shelter dogs along with their volunteer handlers have
achieved their goals. Although many of the dogs are still
homeless; this graduation gives them the grand
opportunity to showcase their intelligence, genuine love
& loyalty! Out of the Pits and Into the Ritz, shines a
spotlight on the plight of homeless pit bull dogs. “It is
with a sense of accomplishment that we celebrate this
grand honor. We treasure the privilege of being able to
share our joy of achievement with you on.”
For more info contact Susan Parker at 401-823-8851,
[email protected]
{Dog Park News}
Congratulations
to the SKDPA!
The South Kingston Dog Park Association’s
(SKDPA) dinner and silent auction fundraiser
on June 18, 2009 was a huge success! Between
143 ticket sales plus funds raised through Silent
Auction they raised an astonishing $11,317, with
a net figure of $8,303 after expenses, which will
go directly to the Dog Park. Combined with other
activities, including their presence at Belmont
Market, T-shirt sales and brick sales, the SKDPA
has raised $13,247 since May 20, 2009.
Susan Sancomb, Chair of the fundraising event,
would like to thank everyone who participated
in the planning and execution of this successful
fundraiser.
While these funds have brought the SKDP association much closer to their goal they are not
finished yet and still need your help. If you would
like to help get the South Kingston Dog Park off
the ground please visit them only at www.skdpa.
com to find out what you can do.
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• Nick-A-Nees – Providence, RI
• Coffee Merchant – Salem, MA
• JAVA Speed – Providence, RI
• White Electric – Providence, RI
• Reflections Café – Providence, RI
• Coffee Exchange – Providence, RI
• Main St. Café – East Greenwich, RI
• PerKatory – Providence, RI
• Coastal Roasters – Tiverton, RI
• Einsteins Bagels – Dorchester, MA
• South End Buttery – Boston, MA
BOOK STORES
OFF-LEASH DOG PARKS
• Commercial Street Beach – Provincetown, MA
• RISD Beach – Barrington, RI
• Goosewing (after hours) – RI
• Sandy Point Beach – Portsmouth, RI
• Block Island Beaches – Bock Island, RI
BARS
• Books on the Square – Providence, RI
• MyOpic Books – Providence, RI
• A Novel Idea – Bristol, RI
• Cornerstone Books– Salem, MA
• Brookline Bookstore – Brookline, MA
OUTDOOR DINING
• Julians Restaurant – Providence, RI
• Citron – Providence, RI
• Nick’s On Broadway - Providence, RI
• Aldo’s Restaurant – Block Island, RI
• Trinity Brewhouse Restaurant – Providence, RI
• Tremont 647 – Boston, MA
• Tricia’s Tropi-Grille – Jamestown, RI
• Gano St. Dog Park – Providence, RI
• Barrington Dog Park – Barrington, RI
• Warwick Dog Park – Warwick, RI
• Dexter Dog Park – Providence, RI
• Newport Dog Park – Newport, RI
• Boston Common Off-Leash Dog
Hours: between 6-9am and 4-8pm
• Sharon Dog Park - Sharon, MA
• Foxboro Dog Park – Foxboro, MA
VIDEO STORES
• Acme Video – Providence, RI
• Holly’s – Wakefield, RI
• Blockbuster – Park Ave, Cranston
SHOPPING
• The Kayak Center of RI – Wickford RI
• Mudstone Studios – Warren
• Faneuil Hall Marketplace – Boston, MA
• Life is Good Store – Newburyport, MA
• Kinko – Eastide of Providence, RI
• The Silver Willow – Seekonk, MA
ACCOMMODATIONS:
Rhode Island & MA
• Gothic Inn – Block Island, RI
• Woof Cottages – Nantucket, MA
• Hotel Marlowe – Cambridge, MA
• Jared Coffin House – Nantucket, MA
• Sanford-Covell Mansion – Newport, RI
• Nine Zero Hotel – Boston, MA
Vermont
• The Paw House Inn – West Rutland
• Inn at Maplemont Farm – South Barrett
New Hampshire
• Lazy Dog Inn
• The Village House at Yellow Snow
Maine
• Eastland Park Hotel – Portland
• The Green Heron Inn – Kennebunkport
Know any great new places to take your dog? Let us know at: [email protected]
FREE GOOD CITIZEN GROUP LESSONS!
Dynamic Dog Training Services LLC & The Little Rhodie Bully Breed Club
Inc.Is offering FREE AKC Canine Good Citizen Group lessons (POST
ADOPTION) for all Providence Animal Control pit bull/pit bull mix adoptions for the months of August thru October 09 (Dogs have to have been
adopted within the past 6 months) Proof of adoption paper-work must be
shown... (no dog aggressive dogs in group classes). All dogs need to be
updated on rabies vaccine. Please contact Susan Parker at 401-823-8851
or [email protected] for sign up info..
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Providence Animal Rescue League - Providence, RI • 401.421.1399 • www.parl.org
Noven is a very friendly, loving and active
4.5 month old kitten! He shows his affection
by suckling and giving kisses.
Noven is up-to-date with routine shots,
house trained and spayed/neutered.
Sheba is a very friendly and loving 7 year
old cat who loves attention! She is missing
a couple of her teeth, but it doesn’t seem to
bother her or slow her down. She came to
PARL with Casey.
Sheba is up-to-date with routine shots,
house trained and spayed/neutered.
Meatball is a loving and energetic 1.5 year
old dog who loves to play with toys!
He would be best in a home with no children
and no cats. Meatball would love to meet you
so come on by and play with him.
Little Lucy is a calm and friendly 1.5 year old
rabbit who likes attention and who should be
put on a diet! She came to PARL with MoJo.
Little Lucy is up-to-date with routine shots
and spayed/neutered.
East Greenwich Animal Protection League - 401.885.1158 • www.EGAPL.org
Cheerio is a good name for her as she
is so cheerful. She is a 1 year old gray
Classical Tabby spayed female. She is a perfect
cat for any home. Feline leukemia and aids
negative; up to date on shots.
Cheerio is up-to-date with routine shots,
house trained and spayed/neutered.
Hyacinth is an adult spayed Dilute Torti female. Although she hides at first in any new
environment or upon meeting strangers, she
is really delightful. She does a lot of talking
or chirping; she loves to play with crinkle
balls or fake mice; she is very curious and has
been known to be a good alarm clock; she is a
great lap cat and has a wonderful purr.
Stanley is a 2 year old neutered mixed breed
male who weighs 78 pounds. He is up to date
on all vaccines, has tested negative for Heartworm and Lyme and is on preventative for
both. He has been microchipped.
Stanley was a stray from East Greenwich. He
has been with us for over 5 months now and
he is very eager to find his forever home.
Mama is a 1 year old small female Carolina
Dog. Although very tentative around new
people, she is very loving and willing to
please. Won’t you give her a new home.
Mama is up-to-date with routine shots and
house trained.
Sweet Binks Rabbit Rescue - Foster, RI • 401.623.1340 • www.sweetbinks.org
Jillian is a BWB (big white bun or New Zealand
to be precise). She is a super sweet, big gal and
you have to love the BWB personalities! Great
family buns! We do not know much about her
as she was taken in a neglect seizure but we
estimate she is about 1.5 years old.
Daisy is one of the four Giant Angoras available for adoption. She is a big gal, good with
her litter box and spayed. She is gentle and
playful. Daisy is a little over 1 year old. Daisy
would be a great first bun to someone dedicated to learning her grooming needs.
Sandi (Ms. Sandi-Pants as referred to in
the shelter) is a sweet bun. She is estimated
to be about 2 years old, she is spayed and
she will likely be a very good bonding
candidate. Sandi is a good girl and she
relishes her freedom.
Maggie is a big gal and is about 3 years old,
spayed and good with her litter box. She is
an excellent bonding candidate, probably
one of the best female bonding candidates at
Sweet Binks right now. Maggie is about 8 lbs.
and she is VERY sweet.
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Help Save Lives... Adopt A Pet Today!
Pet Refuge – North Kingstown, RI • 401.294.1115 • [email protected]
Holly is about 1 year and 10 months old (as
of March 2009). She’s friendly and gets along
well with other cats. To find out more about
Holly and the adoption procedure, please
call the Pet Refuge at (401) 294-1115.
Holly is up-to-date with routine shots, house
trained and spayed/neutered.
Sammy is a brown tiger. He’s about 10
months old as of March 2009. If you’re interested in adopting Sammy, please call the Pet
Refuge at (401) 294-1115 for more information about him!
Sammy is up-to-date with routine shots,
house trained and spayed/neutered.
Noodles was born on March 4 and will be 4
months old on July 4! He’s very laid-back and
is a big, lovable boy. For more information
about Noodles, please call the Pet Refuge
at (401) 294-1115.
Noodles is up-to-date with routine shots,
house trained and spayed/neutered.
Lexi is a sweet brown tabby. She was born
on March 4 and will be 4 months old on July
4. Lexi likes other cats! For more information
about little Lexi, please call the Pet Refuge
at (401) 294-1115.
Lexi is up-to-date with routine shots, house
trained and spayed/neutered.
W. Warwick Animal Shelter – W. Warwick, RI • 401.822.9250 • www.westwarwickvsa.org
Princess Chloe is a sweet dog that is vocal.
Chloe loves to talk to you. Princess Chloe is
only a year old. She has lived with twins since
she was an 8 wk. old puppy. She does know
some basic obedience also. Princess Chloe is
a sweet & intelligent dog who will make a
delightful and a loyal companion.
Griffin is a wonderful, sweet dog that has
manners, looks and charm than look no
further. We have your man. Griffin is about
1 1/2 years old. He is currently enrolled in our
award winning program known as “Out of
the Pits and into the Ritz”. He walks wonderful on a leash, knows all his basic commands,
loves the company of other dogs.
Poppy is a very handsome 13 week old boy.
He got his name because when he jumps
while he’s playing, he “pops” up! He is a
sweet boy and loves to play with his sister
Hannah. He is a wonderful brother and a joy
to love. He does well with other cats too. He
will let you hold him, but only for a short
while, since he’s always in a playful mood.
Bijou is 11 months old. She is on the tiny side
like my sisters. Our former owner moved out
of our apartment and…well left us. Then we
got kicked to the curb like trash. We were
so lucky to be able to come into the shelter
because they are always so full. I am very
lovable and I love getting pet and attention
by humans.
Friends of Attleboro Animal Shelter – N. Attleboro, MA • [email protected]
Harley is a great dog - He wants someone
to run with! He loves people and other dogs
and would love a family to keep him occupied and busy. Come on down and meet
this great guy! To get a head start just go to
www.FaasPets.org and fill out an application.
Red-Ford, his name was Red but the family said he is just so handsome he should be
Robert Redford, and for you young folks who
don’t know who that is, ask your mom…we
are still in the getting acquainted stages with
this gorgeous boy.
Misty is a 1.5 year old cat that is very affectionate and loves her food. She loves people,
however she does NOT like other cats. If
you’re looking to have a one cat household
Misty would a great addition to your family.
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Charley was surrendered after a child in the
family contracted severe allergies to cats. He
is 4 years old and originally from Germany.
Charley is super affectionate and gets along
with other cats, but is very fearful of dogs.
Please give him a loving home.
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HELP WANTED
Dog Bakery Decorator Needed.
Decorator, dog bakery, decorating dog cakes and dog biscuits. Might also include
baking of cakes at times. This is a part-time position, only serious, dependable,
honest, team worker, trust worthy, self starter, and attention to detail applicants
need apply. Hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00 am – 2:00 pm
Hourly rate $7.70. Please apply by e-mail: [email protected].
Website: www.tailwaggersri.com
BUSINESS FOR SALE
PET GROOMING SALON FOR SALE
(New Lower Price)
A great business opportunity for the right groomer. Established grooming salon
located in Barrington, Rhode Island. Great clients, great pets, good parking, fully
equipped. Call Mike at 401 413-0390.
Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goats for sale.
Adults and baby’s available. Cute and sweet - make great pets or milkers too.
Guaranteed healthy herd. Starting at $180. For more info call: 508.252.3600 or
401.439.0040 or email: [email protected]
FREE
Free Kittens
Available in November (expected due date 8/15/2009. Parents are well cared for
Tiger and b/w mix who are feed a holistic diet and are very healthy. Parents were
scheduled to be fixed and then we got a big pregnant surprise. The kittens and
parent are located in Rehoboth, MA. Potential adoptors must agree to have kittens
fixed when age approriate and provide a vet reference.If you would like pick of the
litter please contact [email protected].
SERVICES
Free Photography for Dog Weddings
Or Dogs Included In Traditional Weddings
Local photographer would like to photograph your pets that are either getting married or that are dressed in their wedding best and being included in your wedding.
I will give you a selection of prints for your personal use in exchange for getting an
invite in order to take photographs. For more info visit www.fetchingphoto.com or
email [email protected]
FEEDING OUTDOOR CATS?
Visit WWW.ALLEYCAT.ORG. Alley Cat Allies has everything you need to protect
the cats you feed. Easy tips and videos.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:
Volunteer Shelter Trainers Needed
The Little Rhodie Bully Breed Club Inc. is looking for volunteers to go to local
shelters and work with bully breeds available for adoption by doing some basic
training with them. This will help them get adopted quicker. Bully type dogs sit
in shelters longer than any other dogs; often they are euthanized because of
lack of space or because they deteriorate due to stress or lack of exercise. Also
needed - foster homes for the urgent dogs. Not interested in working with the dogs
directly? Maybe you would like to help with our fundraising and education efforts?
If interested, please contact:
Susan Parker at 401-823-8851 • [email protected]
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{In Memory} saying goodbye to some old friends.
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Dear Friends,
It is with a stunned and heavy heart that I write to tell
you that Akeba, my almost 14-year-old Keeshond, died
suddenly in her sleep last night. Having gotten a clean
bill of health from the vet a month ago, and showing no
signs of her age except for her deafness, it has come as a
huge shock to all of us.
In my heart, she is now running in a field somewhere,
with her sister Sky, brother Morgan, mother Aria, her
pups Diva and Baci, and all her other friends and family
members who went before her. Magee, the Kees-Shepherd mix who has been her life’s companion and best
“Akeba”
friend, is sadly lost without her, and glued to my side,
which is a comfort to us both.
Your loving friend,
Alexi
July 3, 1995 — June 8, 2009
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What do you do for a living?
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Winslow: Official Spokesdog for RIK9.com
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What is your idea of perfect happiness?
Celia: the all too rare weekends with my family
Winslow: tromping through the waves
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49 Years Serving: Our Teachers, Our City Workers,
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What is your most endearing quality?
Celia: I give people the benefit of the doubt
Winslow: I’m the snuggliest bear in town
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What’s your favorite cheese?
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Winslow: toe
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Celia: You reap what you sow.
Winslow: If it smells good, eat it.
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