Cooper wants to invite all our friends that are dog lovers to join us Oct 1, 2011 at Tanglewood Park from 11:00AM to 4:00PM for a fun event called “Bark 4 the Park”.
Be sure and bring your dog(s), your kids, and the whole family.
The purpose of the event is to raise awareness of the “Dog Park at
Tanglewood” project, which was started several months ago, and is really
starting to pick up steam!
WHY WILL A DOG PARK BE GOOD FOR TANGLEWOOD PARK?
1) Great chance for dogs to exercise and socialize – off leash in a fenced in area. (One for small dogs/one for large dogs)
2) Great for families – 100% free entertainment (no fee to enter)
3) Gets both you and your kids outdoors – instead of in front of the TV or Video Games
4) Will bring more people to beautiful Tanglewood Park
WHAT IS THE “BARK 4 THE PARK” EVENT on SATURDAY, OCT 1? (11:00 AM to 4:00 PM)
The event is FREE to the public.
11:00 Events & Entertainment including a Doggie Jog -$15 entry fee-(Humane Society of Davie County)
12:00 Blessing of the Dogs
1:00 “Ask the Vet” by Mitch Spindel (owner-Animal Ark Veterinary Hospital, Clemmons)–ask any pet related question you may have
1:00 – 4:00 Dog events, contests, demonstrations, Humane Society ROVER vehicle
Doggie service vendors attending include: Humane Solutions (rescue and ID microchip tagging), Advanced K9s (agility show), PetSmart (obedience training), Anne Grant Photography (have your pet’s photo taken), Barkley Manor, Carolina Poodle Rescue, Dooty Calls, Sure Pets, Puppy Sitter Club, Trail Paws, Ruff Housing, and AARF.
Human food vendors attending include: Carvel Ice Cream, and Classics Sports Grille.
HOW CAN YOU HELP SUPPORT THE NEW DOG PARK at TANGLEWOOD?
1) Attend the Oct 1 event – free to the public
2) Contributions to help build the new Dog Park are both needed, and welcomed. If you would like to make a tax-free contribution to the Dog Park at Tanglewood project, please:
We look forward to seeing you on Oct 1, at beautiful Tanglewood Park! (Turn left before you get to the guard gate-towards the campground)
However, we have had occasion to meet some lovely families whose dogs are the head of the household and the people are happily owned by them. (Our dog, Cooper, reminds me that is the case in our house often, particularly when I have to negotiate with him to make room for me in our king-sized bed.)
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