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Albuquerque Arthritis Walk
July 30, 2011
9:00 a.m.
5801 Osuna Road NE, Albuquerque, NM
Albuquerque, NM 87109
Phone:(505)883-0343
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Comments:More than 415,000 New Mexican live with arthritis on a daily basis-nearly 1000 of them are children. The Arthritis Foundations strategic plan is to help reduce the burden of arthritis. This strategic plan focuses on increasing the awareness of arthritis as a serious health concern, increasing the number of individuals with arthritis participating in Arthritis Foundation programs, increasing research dollars, and changing public policy.Free Event - Open to the publicRegistration 8:00 a.m.Walk begins 9:00 a.m.Visit community booths between 8-11DOGS ARE WELCOME!*Family Fun * Food * Festivities * Entertainment *Register online at: http://2011nmarthritiswalk.kintera.org ORwww.facebook.com/ArthritisFoundationABQ
2 Million Dog Puppy Up New Mexico Walk for Canine Cancer Awareness
September 25, 2011
11 am until 4 pm
Rotary Park, 370 Rotary Park Rd, Bernalillo, NM
Bernalillo, NM 87004
Phone:505-232-7996
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Comments:2MillionDogs.org Puppy Up New Mexico! will hold its first ever Walk for Canine Cancer Awareness and Research on Sunday, September 25, at Rotary Park in Bernalillo. The event begins with registration and activities at 11 am and continues until 4pm. The group walk around the perimeter of the park starts at noon. Other activities include live music, guest speakers, demonstrations, vendors, adoptable pets, games, and a Memory Wall.The funds raised from this event will be used to fund canine cancer and comparative oncology research. Research has shown us that dogs and humans get the same types of cancers. If we study already existing cancers in our canine companions, we can help develop not only better treatments for them, but also better treatments for humans as well. To pre-register for the Walk, sign up at: www.2MillionDogs.org The cost online is $20.00. Or register the day of the event, $25.00, at the park. Every participant receives a gift bag, a Puppy Up! bracelet and a bandana.Other Events are free. For more information contact, Sue Smith at 505-232-7996.Join us for a family-friendly, pet-friendly, celebration of hope and the love of dogs. A cancer-free world starts with one dog, one mile at a time.
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CLAIRVUE Pet Reiki Clinic
November 18, 2006
12:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
4678 Corrales Rd, Corrales, NM
Corrales (Albuquerque area), NM 87048
Phone:(505) 898-7832
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Comments:EVERY SATURDAY, CLAIRVUE Psychic Readings and Reiki (Animal Communicators) offers a Pet Reiki Clinic to help your pet feel better, reduce pain, enhance his/her immune system with Reiki, a Japanese method of hands-on energy healing. Reiki is all natural, painless, and energizing. Reiki helps people and animals. For large animals, we can come to you.
Please call (505) 898-7832.
NEEDLE FELT A DOG CLASS
July 25, 2009
10- 4 p.m.
Santa Fe, NM
Phone:505-466-4337
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Comments:Learn to needle felt a dog using wool and a special barbed needle to create a dog sculpture around 7" long. This is a fast and easy craft for all ages. Ages 13 through adult. Cost $95.00 plus tax and small material fee.
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