WHEN: Wednesday 19 October 2022
WHERE: Intermission Beer Company
WHAT TIME: 5:00-8:30pm
WHY: Statistics show that one in four dogs and one in five cats in the U.S. will develop cancer in their lifetimes, making it the number one disease-related cause of death for our canine and feline companions. I have been directly affected with at least 3 of my dogs passing because of a form of canine cancer. I know too many of my clients have been as well.
WHAT TO BRING: CASH (Raffle and Bingo Cards are CASH ONLY)
WHAT GOES TO FETCH A CURE: 10% of the night’s in-house sales! All cash from Bingo cards and Raffle tickets! Any other donations made in person!
8:30 RASING OF A GLASS: We will present Fetch a cure with the monies raised that evening and raise our glasses to the amazing dogs who are surviving, fighting and watching over us.
This is an inside event. All Bingo games, the raffle and other things will be taking place inside, Dogs are NOT allowed inside. (Except service animals)
I want to thank everyone for the success of our team for this year’s Walk MS event. It’s been a few yrs but we still made an impact. Thank you to team members and their dogs, thank you to the amazing woman that donated our t-shirts, thank you to all those that donated to help find an end to MS. We had a beautiful day and a wonderful walk. If you missed out and want to still donate to the team, you can do so here: 
Did you know 
We were referred to Renée / Follow Me Dog Training LLC by our trusted friends, and upon our first meeting with Renée it was clear why they were so eager to share her information with us. There are just some people who have a special gift with dogs, and Renée has a remarkable ability to connect and communicate with dogs and their humans. Renée’s process of first assessing our dog and family and doing a thorough interview helped us to get clear as a family what our goals were for training, the kind of relationship we were looking to build with our dog, and the kind of life that we wanted to build a family with a new member. This was our first puppy, and we needed some firm and direct advice about all things dog. Renée provided us with invaluable guidance and wisdom, and provided this in a way that met us where we were at in the process. Renée kept us laughing, but also kept us on point and held us responsible to our own goals. We have learned just as much from this as our dog Rosie, and we give Renée our high recommendation without any reservations!”
Last week, Frappy had her first experience with acupuncture with 
If Frappy could talk she would probably tell me to delete this picture, but she also believes in making people smile and I can’t stop laughing at this! Ever take an awkward selfie with your dog? Share it in the comments at 
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Ears!!!! Gunnar and Loki have different earsets. “Dogs have far more sensitive hearing than humans and can detect much quieter sounds. Their sense of hearing is about four times as sensitive as ours, so what we hear at 20 feet, a dog can hear at about 80 feet. … This means there are some sounds that are inaudible to us but quite available to our dogs.” Marc Bekoff Ph. D