Hi all,

Thought some of you might enjoy pictures from yesterday's dog paddle:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lntrullin/sets/72157622357146822/
<http://www.flickr.com/photos/lntrullin/sets/72157622357146822/>

And some older ones from the summer, taken at Masterson Station dog
park:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/lntrullin/sets/72157621477367430/
<http://www.flickr.com/photos/lntrullin/sets/72157621477367430/>

peace,
Lina



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All,
     Please read below and let Beckham know if you know this dog.

Alex


Neighbors,
We need your help in locating a dog that bit someone last Thursday at the
Masterson Station Dog Park. If you have any information or even think you
might, please contact Mr. Sullivan. If he is unable to locate the dog, he
will have to undergo a series of rabies shots. He just needs proof that the
dog is vacinated.

Thanks
Jeff
----- Original Message -----
From: B WAYNE SULLIVAN
Sent: Sunday, August 16, 2009 4:53 PM
Subject: Dog Bite

My name is Beckham Wayne Sullivan at 859-619-8130 and I take my dog to the
Masterson Station Dog several times a week. I was there on Thursday evening,
8/13/09 with my dog and I was leaving, I was bitten by another dog "Stark",
who was leaving with his owner, "Ave" (not sure of the spelling), from
Nepal. I didn't realize it was a bite at first; I thought I had been struck
by the other dog with his paw or nose. The bite was behind the knee and when
I felt, my hand did not have any blood on it. It was not until I got into my
car that I noticed blood trickling down my leg. I went to the ER, where the
MD confirmed that it was a bite and I am now facing the series of rabies
vaccines unless we are able to locate the dog and his owner. I had sat on a
bench and conversed with the owner earlier and he also had another dog,
"Pepper". He said that he lived in the Masterson Station community with his
brother, who works at Amazon.com.
If you have any information about locating the owner or dog, please contact
me immediately. Thank you in advance for any information.

Beckham Wayne Sullivan
beckhamwayne@... <beckhamwayne%40hotmail.com>
859-619-8130



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One more plea! We can really use help if you're available! Please email me
directly.

Thank you,
Shannon
   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Shannon Hutchinson
   To: Jacobson Dog Park ; Coldstream Dog Park ; Masterson Station Dog Park ;
Friends of the Dog Park List
   Sent: Monday, July 13, 2009 8:04 PM
   Subject: Dog Paddle Volunteers


   WOW! It is almost that time again! DOG PADDLE TIME!!! How exciting!

   Once again, we're in need of volunteers to help at the Dog Paddle. The time is
9AM-3PM at Woodland Aquatic center.

   Volunteers will receive a free Friends of the Dog Park t-shirt (to wear at the
event) and a paid admission for one dog. However, we ask that you bring your dog
before or after your volunteer time, unless you have someone that can watch your
dog for you while you're working.

   The times will be in 2 hour increments, beginning half hour before the event.

   Here is the event information
   DATE: Saturday, September 12, 2009
       Rain date, Sunday, September 13, 2009


   The jobs we need covered will range from
   1. Checking rabies tags for validation.
   2. Placing the zipcords (used to show payment) on the dogs collars.
   3. Sitting at a "waiver" table, where all participants must sign in before
entering.
   4. Policing the EXIT gate, so there are no escapes!
   5. Helping to monitor the pool area, watching mostly...possibly helping to
keep people out of the pool.
       Also, we ask for help in making sure dog owners pick up their dog's waste.

   We have steadily had around 700 dogs participate through out the day. We
really could
   use your help! However, please only agree of you are sure you can help. It's a
lot of
   work, but it's also a LOT of fun!

   Thank you for your interest. If you have any questions or concerns, please
   feel free to ask. If you know someone that may be interested in helping,
please forward this email to them!

    Shannon Hutchinson
    Treasurer, Friends of the Dog Park, Inc.


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WOW! It is almost that time again! DOG PADDLE TIME!!! How exciting!

Once again, we're in need of volunteers to help at the Dog Paddle. The time is
9AM-3PM at Woodland Aquatic center.

Volunteers will receive a free Friends of the Dog Park t-shirt (to wear at the
event) and a paid admission for one dog. However, we ask that you bring your dog
before or after your volunteer time, unless you have someone that can watch your
dog for you while you're working.

The times will be in 2 hour increments, beginning half hour before the event.

Here is the event information
DATE: Saturday, September 12, 2009
     Rain date, Sunday, September 13, 2009


The jobs we need covered will range from
1. Checking rabies tags for validation.
2. Placing the zipcords (used to show payment) on the dogs collars.
3. Sitting at a "waiver" table, where all participants must sign in before
entering.
4. Policing the EXIT gate, so there are no escapes!
5. Helping to monitor the pool area, watching mostly...possibly helping to keep
people out of the pool.
     Also, we ask for help in making sure dog owners pick up their dog's waste.

We have steadily had around 700 dogs participate through out the day. We really
could
use your help! However, please only agree of you are sure you can help. It's a
lot of
work, but it's also a LOT of fun!

Thank you for your interest. If you have any questions or concerns, please
feel free to ask. If you know someone that may be interested in helping, please
forward this email to them!

  Shannon Hutchinson
  Treasurer, Friends of the Dog Park, Inc.


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The Woodford Humane Society is holding Dawg Daddy Days & Pup Art at Artique in
Lexington Green this Saturday.
 
Please see the attached flier or go to
http://www.woodfordhumanesociety.org/calendar_of_events.htm for more
information!
 
Thank you,
Merinda




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We just wanted to let you know that we have now hired a professional
pet groomer at our business Pawsitively Paradise Dog Resort. We are
located conveniently just around the corner at 1045 Georgetown Road.
If you are in need of a grooming appointment please call us at 421-1793.

Thanks,
Cliff

Friends of the Dog Park would like to invite everyone out to Lexington's 2nd
Sunday Celebration on October 12th, from 2-6pm.
 
What is 2nd Sunday?
Well, Lexington is joining over 60 counties across the state of Kentucky who are
closing roadways to cars so that we can be active, fit and have fun on our own
two feet (or two wheels!). No state has ever done anything like this before so
don¢t miss out! To learn more about the state effort, visit www.2ndSundayKY.com
 
How do you participate?
Walk or bike down to Limestone Street and enjoy the wide open, quiet streets.
You can start at any point along the route.
Each time you complete one loop along the course you¢ll earn a chance to win a
free bike donated by Pedal the Planet bike shop. Free tune-ups from Schellers
Fitness & Cycling and Pedal Power will also be raffled to participants.
 
And don't forget to include your dog!
Friends of the Dog Park will be hosting a free Bone Hunt on the Upper Courthouse
Plaza at 4:00pm. We will have information on Lexington's dog parks available, as
well as a watering station for the dogs.
 
There will also be many more fun activities along the course. Click here for
more info: http://www.lfucg.com/2ndSunday/
 
And for a map: http://www.lfucg.com/2ndSunday/map.pdf




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YAY!  I've been waiting for this one to open :-)  I took 2 client dogs
and my malinois out today and we met a heeler mix, a goldendoodle and
a hounddog.  Much fun, but, while the heeler mix and hounddog's people
and I were taking a lap around the park we discovered a strange, thick
wire sticking up from the ground.  It was impervious to our efforts to
remove it and none of us had the bright idea to tie a poo bag around
it to mark it until we were back up by the gate and when I went back
to do so I couldn't find it again...of course.  It's on th end
opposite of the gate quite near the orange temporary fencing.  It
looked like a dog could really injure themselves on it.  I didn't know
whether to post something here about it or do I need to alert parks
and rec or what?

Barrie

I just wanted to send a quick note to let everyone know that Wellington Dog Park
is now open!
 
Wellington Park is located at the corner of Wellington Way & Clays Mill Road
(click here for map). We have fenced the first paddock (3.4 acres) & will be
fencing the second paddock (3 acres) as soon as the large mountain of dirt is
removed.
 
We will be having our Grand Opening / Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on Sunday, October
27th at 2:00 pm. We invite everyone to come check it out!
 
Please visit our website for more info: www.friendsofthedogpark.org
 
Thank you!
Merinda Tiffany
www.friendsofthedogpark.org
 




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Just a reminder that this Saturday is our 7th Annual Dog Paddle!   (more info:
http://www.friendsofthedogpark.org/paddle.htm)
 
We still need volunteers for the afternoon (12:30 to 3:00).
 

The jobs we need covered will range from:
·        Checking rabies tags for validation
·        Sitting at "waiver" table (all participants must sign in before
entering)
·        Policing the EXIT gate, so there are no escapes!
·        Helping to monitor the pool area (watching mostly...possibly helping to
keep people out of the pool)
 
Volunteers will receive:
·        A Free Friends of the Dog Park T-shirt (to be worn at the event)
·        Paid Admission for One Dog 
(We do ask that you bring your dog before or after your volunteer time, unless
you have someone that can watch your dog for you while you're working.)
 
If you are available to volunteer, please email Shannon at
s.hutchinson@...
 




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Hello Everyone:

I wanted to let you know about two new services that are available
immediately to clients who utilize our daycare option.

THE WORKS!!
Brush, Bath, Nail Clipping and Ear Cleaning
$25.00

TEN DAY PASS WITH A BATH!!
Free bath with each 10-day pass purchased
(Clients with 5 days or more remaining on
their current pass are also eligible.)

Please call us at (859)421-1793 with questions about these services or
to obtain more information about Pawsitively Paradise Dog Resort LLC.

Cliff Pettyjohn, Owner

WOW! It is almost that time again! DOG PADDLE TIME!!! How exciting!

Once again, we're in need of volunteers to help at the Dog Paddle. The time is
9AM-3PM.

Volunteers will receive a free Friends of the Dog Park t-shirt (to wear at the
event) and a paid admission for one dog. However, we ask that you bring your dog
before or after your volunteer time, unless you have someone that can watch your
dog for you while you're working.

The times will be in 2 hour increments, beginning half hour before the event.

Here is the event information
DATE: Saturday, September 6, 2008
     Rain date, Sunday, September 7, 2008


The jobs we need covered will range from
1. Checking rabies tags for validation.
2. Placing the zipcords (used to show payment) on the dogs collars.
3. Sitting at a "waiver" table, where all participants must sign in before
entering.
4. Policing the EXIT gate, so there are no escapes!
5. Helping to monitor the pool area, watching mostly...possibly helping to keep
people out of the pool.
     Also, we ask for help in making sure dog owners pick up their dog's waste.

We have steadily had around 700 dogs participate through out the day. We really
could
use your help! However, please only agree of you are sure you can help. It's a
lot of
work, but it's also a LOT of fun!

Thank you for your interest. If you have any questions or concerns, please
feel free to ask. If you know someone that may be interested in helping, please
forward this email to them!

  Shannon Hutchinson
  Treasurer, Friends of the Dog Park, Inc.


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Barrie,
    No one is standing at the gate checking tags.  It would be best if the
dogs are wearing their rabies tags.  Their owners should do that anyway.
You might try to take just a few dogs at a time to figure out how to handle
them.  You might also look at the dog park at Coldstream Park.  I don't
think it sees as much traffic as Masterson, but midday MAsterson should be
fairly quiet.

Alex


On 4/1/08, Barrie Lynn <barriebarrie@...> wrote:
>
>   Hi, I am a local pet sitter/dog walker and was thinking of taking some
> of my charges out to the Masterson dog park at some point along with
> my own dogs. Everyone is UTD on shots but I don't have handy proof on
> some charges. How likely is it that we'll be asked to show proof of
> rabies or dhlpp? If I can't present proof can we just leave or will I
> be fined or something?
>
> Also, as someone who doesn't use the dog park system, how much problem
> would it be to show up with 3 exceptionally well-socialized,
> well-mannered dogs, 1 exceptionally well-socialized, very well
> trained, very high drive ball fiend (with a supply of tennis balls
> and a chuck it), 1 very shy and excitable 11 month old puppy (ball
> fiend in training), 1 six month old rescue puppy who needs much recall
> work and 1 adult rescue who isn't exactly a perfect doggy citizen but
> is not at all hazardous all at once? These dogs all play together
> almost every single day. I would be going in the middle of the day on
> a weekday. I would assume that that is a fairly quiet time?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Barrie
>
>
>


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Hi, I am a local pet sitter/dog walker and was thinking of taking some
of my charges out to the Masterson dog park at some point along with
my own dogs.  Everyone is UTD on shots but I don't have handy proof on
some charges.  How likely is it that we'll be asked to show proof of
rabies or dhlpp?  If I can't present proof can we just leave or will I
be fined or something?

Also, as someone who doesn't use the dog park system, how much problem
would it be to show up with 3 exceptionally well-socialized,
well-mannered dogs, 1 exceptionally well-socialized, very well
trained,  very high drive ball fiend (with a supply of tennis balls
and a chuck it), 1 very shy and excitable 11 month old puppy (ball
fiend in training), 1 six month old rescue puppy who needs much recall
work and 1 adult rescue who isn't exactly a perfect doggy citizen but
is not at all hazardous all at once?  These dogs all play together
almost every single day.  I would be going in the middle of the day on
a weekday.  I would assume that that is a fairly quiet time?

Thanks!

Barrie

We are proud to announce the Grand Opening of Pawsitively Paradise Dog
Resort! We are a small family run facility with Doggie Daycare,
Boarding, Bathing and Training. We are conveniently located at 1045
Georgetown Road. Please feel free to stop by for a tour (we are open
from 7am-6pm), check us out on the web
(www.pawsitivelyparadisedogresort.com) or come by for some food and
fun at our open house on April 19th from noon to 4pm! We would love to
see you there!

Cliff & Jennifer Pettyjohn
Pawsitively Paradise Dog Resort, LLC

859-421-1793
1045 Georgetown Road
Lexington, KY 40510
www.pawsitivelyparadisedogresort.com

Hello,

I'm a volunteer with the Lexington Humane Society, and I am
currently fostering a female adult German Shepherd (about 2+ years
old). Both she and her sister came in as owner give ups, and from
the way they act they were in abusive situations. Callie, our
foster, is an incredibly sweet dog. She's crate trained and house
trained (although she could use with some obedience: down, sit, etc)
and gets along well with our great dane, chow, yorkie, and cat.
Callie gets very scared and upset when on the adoption floor in her
kennel,backing herself into a corner and whimpering. If someone
tries to put a leash on her in that situation she tends to start
shrieking (I call it her banshee scream). She also did this at our
house for the first two days she was there, but then stopped.

I am contacting you in the hopes that you or someone you know would
have room for Callie and her sister in your lives. I would be happy
to bring the dogs out for you to meet and evaluate yourself. I
would love to keep Callie for myself, however, we live in a rental
home and our landlords have set the limit on dogs at 3. Please let
me know if you or someone you know might have room in for her.

Thanks!

Kelly Smith

Join us on our mission to raise money to purchase bullet proof /
stab proof vests for our unprotected K9 officers!

On April 29, 2008, we will join hundreds of others to help end the
misfortune facing Fayette County's K-9 unit with the K-9 Vests for
Life Golf Scramble Charity Event. The Fayette County K-9 unit
consists of 9 narcotics and patrol canines, and only one has a
bullet and stab-proof vest. It is imperative to the dogs, our police
officers, and our citizens that each of the 9 canines has a vest.
Each vest costs over $1,000.00, and by making a contribution you are
helping to protect our community and the life of a canine who risks
his life daily for our safety.

Fayette County Canines are trained to track not only criminals but
missing elderly individuals and lost children. They can search for
articles used in crimes and for criminals that pose a threat to
police officers or other persons if not immediately stopped. In
criminal apprehension the canines are trained to bite and hold the
suspect until they can be taken into custody.

Our ultimate goal is to raise at least $8,000.00 this year, which
will furnish each of the Fayette County canines with a bullet and
stab-proof vest. We have many ways you can help from sponsorships to
donations, or even participating in the golf scramble!

Please visit

http://www.K9VestsForLife.org

for more info on how to help!

Thank you for your support!

-Dogtown Daycare & Boarding, For the Love of Dogs Bakery, Critter
Sitters, What's the Scoop?

Just in time for Valentine's Day, Pet Pizazz is coming to A "Ruff" Life
dog daycare, on January 26th, to take professional pictures of your dog.

The sitting fee is $25 and includes (1) 5x7 and (2) 3x5 photos of your
favorite pose.

Please call (859) 252-0060 to schedule your appointment, space is
filling fast.

Thank you!

Good morning.

A "Ruff" Life, dog daycare and boarding is in the process of selling
the business.

We will also be selling the assets, which include kennels, leashes,
bowls, furniture, fire extinguisher, etc.

If you would be interested, or know someone who would be interested, in
buying the business or any of the assets, please contact Julie
McFarland at (859) 252-0060 or at arufflife@....

Thank you.

Good morning!

We are having a Dog Bite Prevention Class on November 15th at 7:00pm.

The class will be taught by Professional Dog Trainer, Jason Mann.

The location is A "Ruff" Life, dog daycare, 1065 Goodwin Drive (located
off of Winchester Rd, near Eastland Shopping Center).

The cost for the class is $20.

If you are interested, please call (859) 252-0060 to register.

Thank you!

Julie McFarland

I'd just like to send out a quick note thanking everyone who came out to the Dog
Paddle! We had our largest Paddle yet with 837 dogs attending!

   We'd especially like to thank our volunteers & sponsors!

   I've updated our website with more info from the Dog Paddle & links to
numerous photos - http://www.friendsofthedogpark.org/paddle.htm

   We'd love to add more photos from the Dog Paddle to our album - you can either
email the photos directly (info@...) or I can set up a link
to your webshots, flickr, or other albums.

   Thank you again & we'll look forward to seeing you next year!

   Merinda


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I wanted to remind everyone that our 6th annual Dog Paddle is fast approaching!

   When: Saturday, September 8, 2007 (Rain Date: September 9)
   Time: 9:00am – 3:00 pm
   Where: Woodland Park Pool
   Cost: $10 per dog (each dog can bring a limit of 2 people, $5 per person will
be charged after that limit)

   All dogs must bring proof of current rabies vaccination!

   Official Dog Paddle T-Shirts will be available for purchase as well as ice
cream for the dogs!

   If you’ve never been, you’re missing a great event! (Check out our website for
photos from last years Dog Paddle.) If you’ve come before, we look forward to
seeing you again!

   For more information about the Dog Paddle, please visit our website at
www.friendsofthedogpark.org

   We’ve also added a downloadable pdf version of our flyer to the website
(http://www.friendsofthedogpark.org/Dog_Paddle_2007___Final.pdf).

   All proceeds from the Dog Paddle go towards the creation & maintenance of
Lexington dog parks.


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i would love to help out if needed. this is a long way off though and there is a
75% chance i may be out of town at this time. it is to be seen, but if i am if i
am in lexington i will help, so i guess i am a strong maybe. if you are hurting
for people, you can send me an email closer to the time of the event and i am
sure i can find a few friends that can help out.

-Stacey


dlitzelfelner <dlitzelfelner@...> wrote:                                 
--- In MastersonStationDogPark@yahoogroups.com, "Shannon Hutchinson"
  <s.hutchinson@...> wrote:
  >
  > WOW! It is almost that time again! DOG PADDLE TIME!!! Can you
  believe this will be our 6th year?! How exciting!
  >
  > Once again, we're in need of volunteers to help at the Dog Paddle.
  The time has not been finalized yet, however we expect it to be like
  last year, 9AM-3PM.
  >
  > Volunteers will receive a free Friends of the Dog Park t-shirt (to
  wear at the event) and a paid admission for one dog. However, we ask
  that you bring your dog before or after your volunteer time, unless
  you have someone that can watch your dog for you while you're
  working.
  >
  > The times will be in 2 hour increments, beginning half hour before
  the event.
  >
  > Here is the event information
  > DATE: Saturday, September 8, 2007
  >     Rain date, Sunday, September 9, 2007
  >
  >
  > The jobs we need covered will range from
  > 1. Checking rabies tags for validation.
  > 2. Placing the zipcords (used to show payment) on the dogs collars.
  > 3. Sitting at a "waiver" table, where all participants must sign in
  before entering.
  > 4. Policing the EXIT gate, so there are no escapes!
  > 5. Helping to monitor the pool area, watching mostly...possibly
  helping to keep people out of the pool.
  >
  >
  > We have steadily had around 700 dogs participate through out the
  day. We really could
  > use your help! However, please only agree of you are sure you can
  help. It's a lot of
  > work, but it's also a LOT of fun!
  >
  > Thank you for your interest. If you have any questions or concerns,
  please
  > feel free to ask.
  >
  >  Shannon Hutchinson
  >  Treasurer, Friends of the Dog Park, Inc.
  >
  >
  > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
  >
  Count me in Shannon.  I'll be available for whatever slot you need.
  My new phone number is 859-552-0872.
  Thanks.
  Deb Litzelfelner






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--- In MastersonStationDogPark@yahoogroups.com, "Shannon Hutchinson"
<s.hutchinson@...> wrote:
>
> WOW! It is almost that time again! DOG PADDLE TIME!!! Can you
believe this will be our 6th year?! How exciting!
>
> Once again, we're in need of volunteers to help at the Dog Paddle.
The time has not been finalized yet, however we expect it to be like
last year, 9AM-3PM.
>
> Volunteers will receive a free Friends of the Dog Park t-shirt (to
wear at the event) and a paid admission for one dog. However, we ask
that you bring your dog before or after your volunteer time, unless
you have someone that can watch your dog for you while you're
working.
>
> The times will be in 2 hour increments, beginning half hour before
the event.
>
> Here is the event information
> DATE: Saturday, September 8, 2007
>     Rain date, Sunday, September 9, 2007
>
>
> The jobs we need covered will range from
> 1. Checking rabies tags for validation.
> 2. Placing the zipcords (used to show payment) on the dogs collars.
> 3. Sitting at a "waiver" table, where all participants must sign in
before entering.
> 4. Policing the EXIT gate, so there are no escapes!
> 5. Helping to monitor the pool area, watching mostly...possibly
helping to keep people out of the pool.
>
>
> We have steadily had around 700 dogs participate through out the
day. We really could
> use your help! However, please only agree of you are sure you can
help. It's a lot of
> work, but it's also a LOT of fun!
>
> Thank you for your interest. If you have any questions or concerns,
please
> feel free to ask.
>
>  Shannon Hutchinson
>  Treasurer, Friends of the Dog Park, Inc.
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
Count me in Shannon.  I'll be available for whatever slot you need.
My new phone number is 859-552-0872.
Thanks.
Deb Litzelfelner

WOW! It is almost that time again! DOG PADDLE TIME!!! Can you believe this will
be our 6th year?! How exciting!

Once again, we're in need of volunteers to help at the Dog Paddle. The time has
not been finalized yet, however we expect it to be like last year, 9AM-3PM.

Volunteers will receive a free Friends of the Dog Park t-shirt (to wear at the
event) and a paid admission for one dog. However, we ask that you bring your dog
before or after your volunteer time, unless you have someone that can watch your
dog for you while you're working.

The times will be in 2 hour increments, beginning half hour before the event.

Here is the event information
DATE: Saturday, September 8, 2007
     Rain date, Sunday, September 9, 2007


The jobs we need covered will range from
1. Checking rabies tags for validation.
2. Placing the zipcords (used to show payment) on the dogs collars.
3. Sitting at a "waiver" table, where all participants must sign in before
entering.
4. Policing the EXIT gate, so there are no escapes!
5. Helping to monitor the pool area, watching mostly...possibly helping to keep
people out of the pool.


We have steadily had around 700 dogs participate through out the day. We really
could
use your help! However, please only agree of you are sure you can help. It's a
lot of
work, but it's also a LOT of fun!

Thank you for your interest. If you have any questions or concerns, please
feel free to ask.

  Shannon Hutchinson
  Treasurer, Friends of the Dog Park, Inc.


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If anyone is interested in taking a Pet CPR & First Aid class, we are
offering one at A "Ruff" Life on July 5, 2007 from 6p-10p.

The class is taught by the American Red Cross and the cost is $35.

Call soon to register, space is limited.

Thank you!

Julie McFarland
A "Ruff" Life
Dog daycare & boarding
1065 Goodwin Drive
Lexington, KY 40505

(859) 252-0060

Just a reminder:

   Friends of the Dog Park, Inc. invites you & your dog to join us for our Annual
Bone Hunt!


   When: Saturday, June 9, 2007      Where: Beside Masterson Station Dog Park
3051 Leestown Road      Cost: $5.00 per Dog
   Registration: 10:15 am
(in the shelter house near the dog park)
      Hunt Begins Promptly at 11:00 am      Dogs must be on leash at all times!
Sponsors:
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Hello everyone!

As some of you may already know, the Annual Bone Hunt is June 9th at Masterson
Station Park. We're in need of just a few volunteers for this event.
Registration begins at 10:15am, so we would like volunteers to be there around
9:30am. It does not last very long, but can get a little chaotic! But then
again, what involving fun for dogs doesn't! Jobs would be simple; helping to
register (getting dog owners to sign waivers), scattering bones in the field,
and handing out prizes.

We just need a few, so if you're interested, please email us at
info@....

If you have any questions about the event, please see our web page or contact
the email above. www.friendsofthedogpark.org

Thank you and hope to see everyone there!
Shannon
Treasurer, Friends of the Dog Park, Inc.

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