 WJHG-TV: Over a hundred people and their pets showed up behind City Hall for the ground breaking on the city's first dog park. After nearly a year of fundraising and construction, dogs and their owners now have a place they can call their own. ... | ||
| Safety rules at the dog park in Richland has some upset KEPR 19: By Stephanie Montano Recently the city council decided that kids under 10 are banned from being at the park alone. On top of that, kids between the ages of ten and fourteen now have to have adult supervision. Those rules were meant to keep children ... | ||
| Dog issues to get airing at Simpsonville committe meeting Greenville News: They will hear from citizens about the Simpsonville City Animal Kennel and the possibility of a dog park or dog-walking area, Eichor said. “It's just a chance for the citizens to have some place to talk and make suggestions, air their gripes or ... | ||
 Winston-Salem Journal: Tickets are almost sold out for the Dog-Gone Good Time fundraiser to raise money for the Dog Park at Tanglewood Park. The fundraiser is Jan. 20 at WinMock at Kinderton in Clemmons. Tickets are $50 and include food and drinks, with raffles, auctions, ...    | ||
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| Biek and Elder named honorary chairs for Pup-arazzi, a canine red carpet event TCPalm: Biek was one of the driving forces behind the establishment of Martin County's first-ever off-leash dog park. Biek, along with Wrigley, her golden retriever, is looking forward to her association with Treasure Coast Hospice. She hopes to train Wrigley ... |
Monday, January 9, 2012
The Dog Park News (January 9, 2012)
