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5th Annual Dog Day Afternoon
August 5, 2007
10 AM to 4PM
Hazeldale Off Leash Park,
Aloha, OR 97006
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Comments:A benefit to help pay the yearly Lease of $200.00 per month for the off Leash Park.
Blessing of the Animals, K-9 police dogs, Earthdog Demos, Agility, Flyball,
Canine Good Citizenship Testing, Doggie Contests, Raffle, Vendors and more.
For information, to be a vendor or to donate a prize for our raffle contact us at hazeldaledogpark@yahoo.com
DoveLewis Golf Tournament
July 13, 2009
7:00AM
Langdon Farms Golf Club - 24377 NE Airport Road
Aurora, OR 97202
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Comments:Grab your clubs and bring your pals to the 9th annual DoveLewis Golf Tournament! It's not your average four-person scramble. On almost every hole you'll find yourself competing in unique contests. Then we treat you to lunch, awards and fabulous prizes. All proceeds benefit DoveLewis Emergency Animal Hospital. 7:00AM Registration - 8:00AM Shotgun startIndividual Player $150Foursome $500http://dovelewis.org/events/Golf.aspx
Oregon Friends of Shelter Animals - Rescue Dog Adoptions
June 14, 2008
Every Saturday, Noon - 4PM
Petco at Tanasbourne, 18200 NW Evergreen Parkway
Beaverton, OR
Phone:503.747.7818
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Comments:Oregon Friends of Shelter Animals (OFOSA) is an all volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to improve the living conditions and adoptability of shelter animals. We hold dog adoptions at the Petco in Tanasbourne every Saturday from Noon - 4PM. Please join us for and meet a companion animal to take home or bring your current companion to meet a friend to take home!
Oregon Friends of Shelter Animals (OFOSA) is an all volunteer, 501(c)3 non-profit organization. All of your donations go directly to animal needs.
POOCHES ON THE GREEN -A St. Paw-trick's Day Celebration for Dogs and Their Friends-
March 21, 2009
10 am to 2 pm
Beaverton, OR
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Comments:POOCHES ON THE GREEN A St. Paw-trick?s Day Celebration for Dogs and Their Friends Furry, short-haired, small or large, bring your dog to Beaverton?s first-ever Pooches on the Green event, a St. Paw-trick?s day celebration for dogs and their friends. When: Saturday, March 21 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.Where: Beaverton?s City Park, 5th St. at Hall Blvd. (across from the Beaverton City Library)Who: You and your dog!What?s happening??Wearin? o? the Green parade and costume contest for dogs (and their owners!)?A K-9 demonstration by the Beaverton Police Department?Green energy info from Green Mountain Energy?Demonstration and dance-a-long with Murray School of Irish Dance?Bagpipe performance by Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue Pipes and Drums?Dog ear art project for kids with the Beaverton Arts Commission ?Silly pet tricks, best kisser and pet look-a-like contests ??Ask a Vet? with Murray Hill Vet??Read with the Dogs? from the Beaverton City Library and Dove Lewis?Crisis planning for pets from the Beaverton Emergency Management program?Visits with service dogs from the Delta Society?AKC Good Citizen TrainingRegistration is open from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Contest winners will be announced at 1:30 p.m. (Check back soon for a registration form!) The first 100 dogs registered will receive goody bags with treats courtesy of Nature?s Pet.When is it happening?10 a.m. Mayor Doyle welcome, Tualatin Valley Pipes and Drums perform10:30 a.m. Beaverton Police Department K-9 Demonstration11 a.m. Agility Course Demonstration11:30 a.m. Murray School of Irish Dance DemonstrationNoon Dog and Owner Dance-a-Long with Murray School of Irish Dance12:30 p.m. Silly Pet Tricks and Best Kiss Contests1 p.m. Wearin? o? the Green dog parade and costume contest1:30 p.m. Contest winners announcedThank you to John Oliver of KUIK Radio for serving as the event emcee!Pooches on the Green is presented by the City of Beaverton and sponsored by KUIK Radio (1360 AM), Green Mountain Energy, Natur
Ruff Wear Demo Gear Sale
June 20, 2009
11:00am - 2:00pm
2754 NW Crossing Drive
Bend, OR 97701
Phone:888-783-3932
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Comments:Buy new and used Ruff Wear gear for your dog for cheap. Please bring your well-behaved dog for sizing and fitting.
DOG PARK GRAND OPENING DURING GAY 90'S CELEBRATION
June 6, 2009
1:30
5TH STREET PARK
COQUILLE, OR 97423
Phone:541-396-3132
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Comments:GRAND OPENING...........DOG COSTUME CONTEST!
AKC Responsible Dog Ownership Day
September 17, 2006
11am-4pm
335 NE 8th Street
Gresham, OR 97030
Phone:503-669-8081
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Comments:CGC Test $10.00. Rally Demo and Fun Run for a small donation to benefit local animal charities, Dove Lewis Blood Donor Typing, Vendors, MCAS Licensing, OHS with Adoptable dogs, Raffle, Kids face painting and coloring contest, contests for your dog and much more!!
The WEB Foundation & The Aerie at Eagle Landing's Derby for DoveLewis
May 5, 2006
6:00pm
10220 SE Causey
Happy Valley, OR 97086
Phone:503.816.3969
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Comments:The WEB Foundation, Oregon's newest charitable organization, and The Aerie at Eagle Landing are hosting "The Derby for DoveLewis" - a Kentucky Derby cocktail party and silent auction benefiting DoveLewis, Portland's 24 hour a day, 365 day a year, non-profit ICU and Emergency animal hospital, May 5th, 2007 6:00PM. Tickets are $75 (includes food, beer and wine)
Purchase tickets online at www.webfoundationpdx.com
Pooch Pool Party
September 9, 2007
Noon to 4:00 pm
Milton-Freewater Aquatic Center
Milton-Freewater, OR 99362
Phone:509-529-1321
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Comments:Dogs of all sizes are invited to their very own swim day to support the future Walla Walla Dog Park and S.W.A.T. (save wonderful animals team) Rescue group. This is beach slope pool so even non-swimmers can get their paws wet. All dogs must be current on vaccinations. Dog house filled with goodies goes to a lucky winner! Adoptable dogs will be available. PETS (cat rescue) will also have informational booth.
Canine Fun Days
August 19, 2006
10:30am-5:00pm
Cleveland Metroparks Polo Field
Moreland Hills, OR 44023
Phone:440-543-6256
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Comments:You've seen them on Inside Edition, Martha Stewart, American Idol, Montel, & Oprah! Now see Tyson, the skateboarding bulldog and Faith, the only two-legged dog known to walk upright, at the 13th annual Canine Fun Days In addition to seeing TYSON AND FAITH, there will be lots of fun things to do and see! Great Demonstrations -- search & rescue, sheep/duck herding, drug detection and more! A "FUN" dog show -- your dog can star in tail waggin contest, prettiest eyes, best buns, kissing contest, dunking for dogs, baldest butt, and more! Open to all breeds -- lure coursing, agility course, the maze, the "fun run", basset hound races, all breed races, and more! This is a weekend event! Rain or shine -- Saturday, August 19 hours 10:30am-5:00pm; Sunday, August 20 hours 10:00am-5:00pm (blessing of the animals @10:30am). Join us! All breeds welcome!
Central Coast Humane Society Labor Day Dog Wash
September 4, 2005
Noon to 4:00 PM
Rogue Brewery on the Bay
Newport, OR 97365
Phone:541-265-3719
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Comments:Volunteers from the Central Coast Humane Society and the Rogue Brewery in Newport will hold their third dog wash of the year as a fundraiser for projects to benefit homeless pets in Lincoln County.
The dog wash will be held at the Rogue Brewery on the Bay from noon to 4 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 4. Everyone with a dirty dog is invited to the wash day.
The Central Coast Humane Society, works closely with the Lincoln County Animal Shelter, and has programs to increase adoptions, promote spay/neuter programs, provide pet food assistance, make speakers available on humane education, and provide feral cat assistance.
Brewer's Memorial Ale Fest
May 16, 2008
Fri - 4pm ot 10pm Sat 12pm - 10pm
2320 OSU Drive SE
Newport, OR 97365
Phone:541-867-3660
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Comments:This is the only Dog Friendly Brew festival that we know of. "Brewer" was our brewmasters black lab. we honor him by holding this event raise money for various Oregon Canine Charities ie: Humane Soc, Therapy Dog Clubs, etc. This is our second year and we hope to double our contributions this year. Please check out our website.
Thank You,
Bernese Mountain Dog Club of Oregon Annual Picnic
September 24, 2005
11:00 am - 5:00 pm
Clackamette Park
Oregon City, OR
Phone:971-570-2552
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Comments:This event is for members and non-members interested in the club. Dogs are welcome as long as they are on leash, in ex-pens and must be cleaned up after. A raffle will be held, along with door prizes. Bring a pot luck item and raffle item and be ready for fun. We will be having a Berner Fashion Show and a Berner Talent Show this year. See our website for more information about the club. www.bmdco.org
Xoloitzcuintle Club USA - National Specialty
July 25, 2008
8 am to 8 pm
Clackamette Park
Oregon City, OR
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Comments:All dogs must be leashed while in Park.
Clean after your dog is mandatory.
Bring a chair for you & water for your dog.
POOCH in the Pub
November 29, 2007
5 pm - 8 pm
7675 SW Capitol Highway
PORTLAND, OR
Phone:503-697-0623
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Comments:Project POOCH will hold its first ever "POOCH in the Pub" silent auction fundraiser on Thursday, November 29, 2007 from 5 p.m.-8 p.m. at the Lucky Labrador Public House at 7675 SW Capitol Highway in Portland , Oregon . Cover charge is $20 and includes pizza, salad and 10 raffle tickets. All proceeds from this event will support Project POOCH, a non-profit organization that provides opportunities for youth in corrections to develop the personal and vocational skills needed to become productive community members while also saving the lives of unwanted shelter dogs.
For almost 15 years, Project POOCH has successfully paired hundreds of dogs and troubled youth. Many of the POOCH dogs that come to our program have been abused or neglected. With patience and understanding, the youth teach the dogs to trust again. As the trainers manage their dogs, they learn to manage their own behavior. They also develop good work habits, acquire valuable occupational skills and learn to work as a team. Every POOCH dog completes the AKC Canine Good Citizenship certificate and is then placed for adoption into a loving, forever home. POOCH is a big win-win for the dogs, the youth, the families who adopt a POOCH dog and the communities who accept these young men once they leave corrections.
Pets in The Pearl ? A Festival for Pets and the People that Love Them!
July 22, 2005
10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Ecotrust Conference Center - 721 NW 9th Avenue
Portland, OR 97209
Phone:503.701.4087
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Comments:On Saturday, July 22, 2006, pets and the people that love them will high-tail it to the Ecotrust Conference Center in the heart of the Pearl District for the 1st Annual Pets in The Pearl, a benefit for the nonprofit, no-kill animal organizations, Animal Aid, Inc. and the Cat Adoption Team. Proceeds from Pets in The Pearl will help homeless, neglected and injured animals in our community. There will be fun festivities for the entire family, especially the furry members! Activities will include pet adoptions, vaccine and microchipping clinics, animal experts, pet merchandise gifts and services, games for people and pets, raffles, refreshments??and more!
1st Annual Dog Day Celebration
August 20, 2005
11:00 am - 3:00 p,
Portland, OR
Phone:503-629-6341
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Comments:Come celebrate "Man's Best Friend" at the Garden Home Recreation Center's first annual Dog Days Celebration. The event, scheduled for Saturday, August 20th, from 11am-3pm, features a variety of activities for your dog. Activities include: Obstacle/Agility Course, Dog Grooming, K-9 Demonstrations, Hot Dogs and Soda for humans, Dog Treats, Dog Look-A-like contest, Information booths and more! For more information contact the Garden Home Recreation Center,1
1st Annual Dog Day Celebration
August 20, 2005
11:00 am - 3:00 p,
Garden Home Rec Center - 7475 SW Oleson Rd
Portland, OR
Phone:503-629-6341
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Comments:Come celebrate "Man's Best Friend" at the Garden Home Recreation Center's first annual Dog Days Celebration. The event, scheduled for Saturday, August 20th, from 11am-3pm, features a variety of activities for your dog. Activities include: Obstacle/Agility Course, Dog Grooming, K-9 Demonstrations, Hot Dogs and Soda for humans, Dog Treats, Dog Look-A-like contest, Information booths and more! For more information contact the Garden Home Recreation Center at 503-629-6341
Barkin Oktoberfest
September 9, 2005
Fri 5pm Sat 12 noon Sun Noon
3131 SE 12th Ave 1 block s of Powell blvd
Portland, OR 97202
Phone:503-236-6761
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Comments:Bark-toberfest
Poochy sausage eating contests & prizes
Dog Friendly Events and Activities
All Weekend
Fund raising events all weekend for Humane Society & Oregon Friends of Shelter Animals.
Oktoberfest
Traditional German Festival Foods
Fresh tortes, pastries and strudels from our own
Berliner Bakerie & of course coffees !
Lots of unique German Beers & Wines
All ages welcome ?
Bring the kids! Bring the Dogs!
Grape stomping competitions & prizes
Sausage eating competitions & prizes
Wine Tent & Beer tents
German wine
Specialty German Beers
Cultural music & entertainment
& more !
Cascade AIDS Project's AIDSWalk05, presented by Nike
September 25, 2005
8:30 AM -Noon
Pioneer Courthouse Square
Portland, OR 97204
Phone:(503) 223-WALK
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Comments:This 19th annual AIDSWalk, will bring together over 10,000 individuals, corporate teams and volunteers with the goal of raising $300,000 for HIV/AIDS services, public education and outreach to youth and adults most at risk for contracting HIV.
AIDSWalk showcases the Northwest community spirit as people from all walks of life come together in the fight against AIDS. In a festive family-friendly atmosphere, participants enjoy breakfast, entertainment, the Kid?s Corner, live music at the Square and on the 5K Walk route, a hip-hop warm-up and inspirational presentations.
AIDSWalk05 is a dog-friendly event; all well-behaved, leashed dogs with current shots are welcome. We will provide water bowls in Pioneer Courthouse Square and along the route, and offer fun giveaways for dogs, including organic treats from Magic Snacks®.
Pets in The Pearl
July 22, 2006
10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Ecotrust Conference Center
Portland, OR 97209
Phone:503-701-4087
Map
Comments:On Saturday, July 22, 2006, pets and the people that love them will high-tail it to the Ecotrust Conference Center in the heart of the Pearl District for the 1st Annual Pets in The Pearl, a benefit for the nonprofit, no-kill animal organizations, Animal Aid, Inc. and the Cat Adoption Team. Proceeds from Pets in The Pearl will help homeless, neglected and injured animals in our community. There will be fun festivities for the entire family, especially the furry members! Activities will include pet adoptions, vaccine and microchipping clinics, animal experts, pet merchandise gifts and services, games for people and pets, raffles, refreshments??and more!
Outdoor Dog Wash Fundraiser
July 23, 2006
11:00am - 4:00pm
Bethany Family Pet Clinic 4744 NW Bethany Blvd
Portland, OR 97209
Phone:503-626-7222
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Comments:Outdoor Dog Wash fundraiser benefiting Indigo Rescue.
Prices:
Up to 30lbs $10.00
30lbs to 70lbs $15.00
Over 70lbs $20.00
Nail Trims $5.00
Bow Wow Bash (formerly Dog Days of Summer)
August 12, 2006
10:00am - 2:00pm
7475 SW Oleson Rd
Portland, OR 97223
Phone:503-629-6341
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Comments:Bring your dog for a day of fun activities. There will be demonstrations, Information booths, Obstacle/agility course, Police K-9 Unit, Raffle/Silent Auction, Food and more.
Barkin Oktoberfest
September 8, 2006
5:00pm
3131 SE 12th
Portland, OR 97202
Phone:503-236-6761
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Comments:The Berlin Inn
German Restaurant, Bakery & Wine Stube
?Portland?s Freshest Taste of Germany Since 1992?
503) 236-6761 3131 SE 12th & Powell Blvd.
www.berlininn.com Portland, Oregon 97202
What stared 5 years ago as a small neighborhood Oktoberfest soon became a fund raising event for local shelters,
Because of our Pooch menu.
We soon found a majority of our customers pets had come from one shelter or another. We decided to work the fund raising into our Oktoberfest to create "Bark'Toberfest".
In the past years we have raised money for the Multnomah County Sheriffs K-9 program when they had gotten the new pups to work with.
Had Greyhounds adopted as well as pets from the the Oregon Humane Society. We Raised money for the Katrina animals and teams of workers who went there to rescue animals.
This year we are staying closer to home and working with organizations who are very local and who work and live with in our community.
If you need more info on the event or us please check the links provided, or give me a call.
Cheers Marty
503-236-6761
The Berlin Inn Restaurant, Bakery & Wine Stube
Friends of Trees' Fun Run for Restoration
October 8, 2006
8 a.m. registration if not pre-registered; 8:30 a.m. sign-in for those already registered
7100 Oaks Park Way
Portland, OR
Phone:503-282-8846 ext. 17
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Comments:Friends of Trees will host its first Fun Run for Restoration, a 5-mile run/3.5-mile walk, on Sun., Oct. 8, beginning at Oaks Amusement Park, 7100 Oaks Park Way. Registration is at 8:30 a.m., the run starts at 9 a.m., and the walk starts at 9:30 a.m. The Fun Run for Restoration is sponsored by the Nike Factory Store, 7UP Natural, Charlie 97.1 FM, 94/7 FM Alternative Portland, the Alliance for Community Trees, and H2O Blast. The Fun Run is a family and dog-friendly event.
Friends of Trees has provided a user-friendly online registration form at www.friendsoftrees.org. The cost is $25 for each adult, $18 for youth ages seven to 14, $50 per family, and free for kids under seven. Registration fees go up $5 after Oct. 2. Participants will receive free Fun Run T-shirts and Nike gymsacks filled with treats.
Fun Run participants are encouraged to bring their old athletic shoes for Nike's Reuse-A-Shoe program. Nike will contribute $2 per pair to Friends of Trees. Nike uses old athletic shoes to create surfaces for basketball and tennis courts, athletic fields and running tracks.
Friends of Trees inspires community stewardship of our urban forest by bringing people in the Portland-Vancouver area together to plant and care for city trees and urban natural areas. For more information about the Fun Run or Friends of Trees, visit www.friendsoftrees.org or call 503-282-8846 ext. 17.
Pets in The Pearl
July 28, 2007
10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Ecotrust Conference Center
Portland, OR 97209
Phone:503.701.4087
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Comments:The Cat Adoption Team (CAT) and DoveLewis Emergency & ICU Animal Hospital invite you to participate in the 2nd annual Pets in The Pearl - a fundraising festival for pets and the people who love them!
The event is scheduled for Saturday, July 28th, 2007, from 10am to 3pm outdoors at the Ecotrust Conference Center near Jamison Square in the heart of Portland's Pearl District (map). Pets in The Pearl will include a community-wide fundraising challenge where animals are helping animals leading up to July 28th.
Enjoy a street fair and fun festivities for the entire family, especially the furry members! Activities will include a pet mall full of merchandise, gifts and services, live entertainment, refreshments, raffle prizes, pet adoptions, vaccine and microchip clinics, animal experts, and more!
How much money can your pet raise to help other animals?
Introducing the Pets in The Pearl Online Challenge!
Benefiting DoveLewis & Cat Adoption Team
How does it work?
* Visit PetsinThePearl.com
* Click the button to sign up your pet
* Create your pet's profile, upload a photo and start them off with an initial donation
* Email your pet's profile & request for donation to everyone you know - they can donate safely online immediately!
* Check your pet's progress throughout the campaign
The top cat and top dog who raises the most money in conjunction with this event wins a super prize, bragging rights and will be publicly announced at the Pets in The Pearl event, on Saturday, July 28th from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm.
This is a great way to give cats a chance to participate in an outdoor fundraiser which are typically geared for dogs!
Dog Days of Summer - benefit for the Oregon Humane Society
September 8, 2007
10am-4pm
1635 N. Emerson St.
Portland, OR 97217
Phone:503-289-4339
Map
Comments:This is a two day event to benefit the Oregon Humane Society
Sept. 8, 2007 10am-4pm & Sept. 9, 2007 11am-4pm
Dog Days of Summer - benefit for the Oregon Humane Society
September 9, 2007
11am -4pm
1635 N. Emerson St.
Portland, OR 97217
Phone:503-289-4339
Map
Comments:This is a two day event to benefit the Oregon Humane Society
Sept. 8, 2007 10am-4pm & Sept. 9, 2007 11am-4pm
Animal Aid's "Cute Critters in Costume" Photo Contest
October 20, 2007
10 am - 2 pm
Western Pet Supply
Portland, OR 97225
Phone:(503) 297-6644
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Comments:Do you have a critter who looks adorable in a Halloween costume? Get a photo of your pet and help homeless and abandoned animals by entering Animal Aid's "Cute Critters in Costume" Photo Contest.
All entrants receive a "trick or treat" bag. Plus, Western Pet is generously providing gift baskets to the winners in the favorite cat and the top dog photo categories.
A limited number of loaner costumes will be available "just in case."
APDT Anual Conference Media Demo
October 23, 2007
10:30 am
Portland, OR
Phone:
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Comments:Behave Canine Solutions will be doing a dog training demo including Narcotics detection, Obedience, Agility and freestyle. There will also be a Flyball demo by A Dog Gone Good Place.
The Healing Power of Pets, an hour of discovery with Delta Society
November 8, 2007
7:00 - 8:00 pm
Rotate monthly between Providence and St. Vincent Medical Centers
Portland, OR
Phone:
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Comments:Delta Society, a non-profit organization was founded 30 years ago in Portland. We are dedicated to improving human health through service and therapy animals. We are now holding free, one-hour informational events on the 2nd Thursday of each month. These are a great opportunity to meet and learn how volutneers and their dogs are positively impacting patients in hospitals and nursing homes, helping at rist youth and children learning to read, as well as working side by side Physical Therapists working in rehab centers. Please join us - RSVP to joannt@deltasociety.org.
Oregon Dog Rescue Visits the Bark Market
July 12, 2008
11 - 3
460-B SW Miller Road
Portland, OR 97225
Phone:503 914 5944
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Comments:
Oregon Dog Rescue will have dogs for adoption
Karylee Photography - $10 sitting fee for 5X7 professional print
Behave Canine Solutions will be providing free training advice
Bark Market will provide lots of treats & free samples
Bring your dog and have some fun!
Pets in the Pearl
July 19, 2008
10:00am-3:00pm
Ecotrust Conference Center
Portland, OR
Phone:
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Comments:DoveLewis is partnering with Cat Adoption Team to bring you the third annual Pets in The Pearl! Guests at Pets in The Pearl will enjoy an outdoor pet mall including live music, refreshments, raffle prizes, pet adoptions, vaccine and microchip clinics, animal experts, and more! Proceeds benefit the Stray & Wildlife Care Program.
Dove35 Birthday Party
August 10, 2008
4:00pm-8:00pm
Pioneer Square
Portland, OR
Phone:
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Comments:Come celebrate DoveLewis' birthday in Portland's living room. Be a part of our community-wide art project com¬memorating our birthday! Create your custom piece of art at the party to celebrate your family's human-animal bond.
Multnomah Days Dog Wash
August 16, 2008
10:00am-2:00pm
Lucky Lab Public House
Portland, OR
Phone:
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Comments:The Multnomah Days Parade starts at 10:00AM
Dog Wash 10:30AM-2:00PM
Suggested donation of $5.00 per dog washed
It starts with a fun community parade and ends with a dog wash to benefit our blood bank! Even if you can't make it to the parade, we'll have dog washing teams on standby to scrub your dirty pooch.
Understanding Your Dog
September 8, 2008
6:00-7:30
DoveLewis NW Animal Hospital
Portland, OR 97209
Phone:503-228-7281
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Comments:Animals speak to us. We'll teach you how to understand what he or she is saying! Does a dog yawn really mean he's tired? What does it mean when he won't look you in the eye? Get the answers to these questions and more. Workshop led by Heather Toland, MAEE, CVT - DoveLewis Animal Assisted Therapy & Education Director. This is a free community event. Donations are welcome. Guests must be at least 12 years old to attend. Pets welcome in spirit only. Thank you for understanding. Parking: our parking lot is very small, and fills up quickly during weekends and evenings when our hospital is at its busiest. For that reason, we ask that you park either on the street or in the DeTemple Plumbing parking lot (after 6pm on weekdays) which is directly across Pettygrove Street from the DoveLewis parking lot entrance. We thank you in advance for leaving our parking lot open for DoveLewis emergency and ICU patients and clients. Click Dates below to RSVP online - FREEMonday, September 8, 2008DoveLewis Community Room1945 NW Pettygrove, Portland6:00PM - 7:30PM Space is limited.You must RSVP using our FREE registration in our online giftshop on DoveLewis' webpage. You will not be buying anything when you register; you are only reserving a space in this popular workshop.DoveLewis community workshops are FREE.Donations are welcome.
Westie Walk
September 13, 2008
9:00AM
DoveLewis NW Hospital
Portland, OR
Phone:
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Comments:Hundreds of "Westies" (West Highland Terriers) take their owners to Northwest Portland for a 1˝ mile walk and lots of attention. A break at the half-way point at Couch Park allows for snacks, water, and a time for mingling. (Dogs who are friends of Westies are also welcome.)
Pet Memorial Art
September 14, 2008
1:00-2:30pm
DoveLewis NW Animal Hospital
Portland, OR 97409
Phone:509-288-7281
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Comments:One of the best ways to navigate your grief when you lose a pet is memorializing them through art. Research shows that art and healing come from the same source. In fact, it is now known that when a person is creating art or is healing, this person will emit the same brain wave patterns. Art and healing is so powerful that hospitals are incorporating art into patient care.Here are some important facts about the healing elements of art.Participation in artistic activities can have measurable physiological results such as, reducing stress, improving the immune system, and easing pain Creating art gives a voice and language to unknown emotions, feelings and behaviors Tapping into our creative energy can help a person to feel more alive, to gain inner wisdom, and to stay more completely in the present moment When creating art, it uses the emotional and intuitive aspects of a person Our Pet Loss Support Director, art therapist and certified grief counselor Enid Traisman, MSW facilitates this series of memorial art workshops. Each month offers a new opportunity to create something unique and take it home with you! This is a free community event. Donations are welcome. Pets welcome in spirit only. Thank you for understanding.Parking: our parking lot is very small, and fills up quickly during weekends and evenings when our hospital is at its busiest. For that reason, we ask that you park either on the street or in the DeTemple Plumbing parking lot (after 6pm on weekdays) which is directly across Pettygrove Street from the DoveLewis parking lot entrance. We thank you in advance for leaving our parking lot open for DoveLewis emergency and ICU patients and clients.Second Sunday of Every MonthDoveLewis Community Room1945 NW Pettygrove, Portland1:00PM - 2:30PM Families Welcome3:00PM - 4:30PM Adults (Age 16 & over)Please bring photocopies of a variety of photos of your pet to incorporate into these memorial art projects.
DoveLewis Pet First Aid
September 23, 2008
6:30-8:30
DoveLewis NW Animal Hospital
Portland, OR 97409
Phone:503-228-7281
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Comments:DoveLewis Pet First AidLearn the basics of pet first aid so you'll always be prepared in an emergency. This workshop, taught by DoveLewis staff, is geared toward the general public. Veterinary medical professionals should refer to the continuing education page of this website. The pet first aid workshop is offered free of charge. Donations are welcome. Pets welcome in spirit only. Thank you for understanding. Parking: our parking lot is very small, and fills up quickly during weekends and evenings when our hospital is at its busiest. For that reason, we ask that you park either on the street or in the DeTemple Plumbing parking lot (after 6pm on weekdays) which is directly across Pettygrove Street from the DoveLewis parking lot entrance. We thank you in advance for leaving our parking lot open for DoveLewis emergency and ICU patients and clients. Below is a list of our upcoming FREE Pet First Aid classes.Space is limited so please register by clicking on the date you prefer; you won't be charged a thing. Tuesday, September 23, 2008 6:30PM - 8:30PM Tuesday, November 18, 2008 6:30PM - 8:30PM Space is limited.You must RSVP using our FREE registration on DoveLewis' website.You will not be buying anything when you register; you are only reserving a space in this popular workshop.DoveLewis community workshops are FREE.Donations are welcome.
New Urban High School (youth to action program) 1st annual pet supply donation drive
October 25, 2008
9am - Noon
5933 NE Win sivers Dr
Portland, OR 97220
Phone:503-328-9196
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Comments:New Urban High School (Youth-to-Action Program) Presents 1st Annual Pet Supply Donation DriveDrop-off Donation Site is:ExecuTech Suites 5933 NE Win Sivers Dr. (just off 120th & Airport Way)Portland, OR 97220Saturday, October 25, 2008Time: 9am - 12 NoonFor more information: Taylor Duncan (Project Coordinator) Email: taylorduncann@gmail.comIs a group effort to encourage friends, family, neighbors and the community to donate items such as food, bedding, toys etc. to help meet the needs of each homeless animal. These donations help us to provide top quality care for each animal in the local Animal Shelter.Donations that are in great demand is:Good Quality Dry Dog and Cat FoodGood Quality Dry Puppy and Kitten FoodCanned Cat & Dog FoodUsed/New Blankets Used/New QuiltsUsed/New Towels (hand, wash and bath towels needed)Dog and Cat CollarsCat and Dog Food BowlsCat and Dog ToysHeating PadsTennis Balls/Rawhide BonesCat/Dog Brushes/Flea CombsAdvantage/Frontline Flea ControlCat/Dog Nail ClippersLaundry Detergent/BleachKitten Milk FormulaScratch PostsDonations are also accepted for medical emergency funds or toward their new facility
POOCH in the Pub
November 20, 2008
6:00 pm - 9:30 pm
2730 NW 31st Avenue
Portland, OR 97210
Phone:503-697-0623
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Comments:WHAT: POOCH in the Pub A 15th Anniversary Celebration and Fundraiser with food, live music and a silent auction. 100% of the proceeds will go to Project POOCH, a non-profit organization that matches incarcerated youth with unwanted shelter dogs. www.POOCH.orgWHEN: Thursday, November 20, 20086 p.m. - 9:30 pmWHERE: MacTarnahan's Taproom2730 NW 31st Ave.Portland, OR 97210 MORE INFO & TO PURCHASE TICKETSwww.poochinthepub.org or www.pooch.orgCONTACT: Susie Waki 503*697*0623 pooch_volunteers@yahoo.com
POOCH in the Pub
November 20, 2008
6:30 PM to 10:00 PM
Mac Tarnahan's Taproom-503-228-5269
Portland, OR 97034
Phone:503-697-0623
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Comments:You are invited to help support Project POOCH by attending a fun-filled evening! Your admission includes dinner, 1 beer, and 5 raffle tickets. Bid generously on a huge assortment of auction items. For over 15 years, Project POOCH has provided opportunities for youth in corrections to develop the skills needed to become productive community members while saving the lives of hundreds of unwanted shelter dogs. Project POOCH matches youth incarcerated at the MacLaren Youth Correctional Facility in Woodburn, Oregon with abandoned or abused shelter dogs. The youth work with their dogs daily and practice the principles of positive reinforcement and behavior modification. As the youth manage their dogs, they learn how to manage their own behavior. Project POOCH teaches responsibility and trust while helping the young me build a better future. They provide the dogs with food, shelter, patience and basic obedience training. Once the dogs pass the Canine Good Citizens test, the youth help find the dogs forever, loving homes. Thank you for helping to make POOCH in the Pub a huge success!Admission: $30 in advance; $40 at the door.
Northwest Challenge X-treme Air Dog Challenge
May 23, 2009
12 noon to 7 pm
Portland, OR
Phone:541-689-3612
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Comments:Join the Northwest Challenge X-treme Air dog competition. Anyone with a dog and toy can play. It's lots of fun for the whole family. Join us Saturday morning for the dog walk and stay for all the jumping fun at Oaks Park. The dog walk benefits canine cancer research. This is an official Rose Festival event.
Mutt Mixers
June 4, 2009
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Hotel Monaco, Downtown Portland
Portland, OR
Phone:503.261.1162
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Comments:First Thursday Social Hour for Dog Lovers! Mutt Mixers, a First Thursday Social Hour for Dog Lovers, kicks off June 4, 2009 from 5-7 pm at Hotel Monaco in downtown Portland, 506 SW Washington at Sixth Ave. People and their pets will revel in the cabaret atmosphere complete with variety show-style highlights, music, beverages, bites, and great company. The Mixer benefits the Pixie Project ? a young rescue/shelter working in conjunction with Outside In?s Virginia Woof Doggy Daycare. The evening will feature a chance to learn a 2-minute Trick ANYONE can do, taught by Denise Mullenix of Behave Canine Solutions. On June 4th, Denise will teach your dog to back up while you provide the sound effects ? beep beep beep! Included with the take-home goodies will be simple instructions so attendees can try the trick at home. Guests will also get to meet a few sweet adoptable animals from Pixie, and chat with reps from the featured organizations of the evening. This fun, sassy event promises to break the mold in pet-friendly social hours. We hope you?ll put the word out about the fun?and join us for a great evening you won?t soon forget!
Mutt Mixer by Spot Magazine
August 6, 2009
5:00 PM
Hotel Monaco Downtown, 506 SW Washington Street
Portland, OR
Phone:503.261.1162
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Comments:Mutt Mixers, a First Thursday Social Hour for Dog Lovers. August 6, 2009. FREE cocktails, beer, wine, and appetizers will be served at 5pm; festives start at 6pm. Door Prizes, Goodie Bags, Give-aways! Join us at Hotel Monaco in downtown Portland, 506 SW Washington at Sixth Ave. Bring your 4-legged friends!People and their pets will revel in the cabaret atmosphere complete with variety show-style highlights, music, beverages, bites, and great company. Mingle with other pet lovers, local pet experts, and party with fun folks and their furry friends. Guests will also get to meet a few sweet adoptable animals, and chat with reps from the featured organizations of the evening. Boutique shopping and a silent auction will offer great deals for a good cause. Funds raised at The Mutt Mixer will be donated to local animal rescue organizations. This fun, sassy event promises to break the mold in pet-friendly social hours. We hope you?ll put the word out about the fun?and join us for a great evening you won?t soon forget!
Multnomah Days Dog Wash
August 15, 2009
10:30AM - 2:00PM
Lucky Lab Public House
Portland, OR
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Comments:The Multnomah Days Parade starts at 10:00AMDog Wash 10:30AM?2:00PMSuggested donation of $5.00 per dog washedIt starts with a fun community parade and ends with a dog wash to benefit the DoveLewis Blood Bank! Even if you can?t make it to the parade, we?ll have dog washing teams on standby to scrub your dirty pooch.
Jake's Dog Day of Summer
August 23, 2009
4:00PM - 10:00PM
Jake's Famous Crawfish
Portland, OR
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Comments:This event is so very Portland, and we?re so very grateful to the fine people at Jake?s Famous Crawfish for continuing it another year! For $55 (per person + dog) you will enjoy a 3?course meal made in one of Portland?s finest kitchens, and your beloved dog can sit right at your feet, lapping up his or her very own meal created in the Jake?s Famous kitchen! All proceeds benefit DoveLewis.SPACE IS LIMITED?Make your reservations NOW!Call Jake?s Famous?503.226.1419.Online reservations are not available for this event.You must call to reserve your spot.
Westie Walk
September 12, 2009
9:00AM - 12:00PM
Wallace Park
Portland, OR
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Comments:Hundreds of ?Westies? (West Highland Terriers) take their owners to Northwest Portland for a 1? mile walk and lots of attention. Dogs who are friends of Westies are welcome to join the fun.Online Registration available soon at dovelewis.org/giftShop.
3rd Annual "POOCH in the Pub"
September 26, 2009
6 PM to 10 PM
Staver Locomotive, 2537 NW 29th Avenue
Portland, OR 97210
Phone:503-697-0623
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Comments:POOCH moves to new digs! Mac Tarnahan's Taproom, last year's host, will provide the food and drink. Emcee for the evening will be Helen Raptis, co-host of KATU's AM Northwest. Kellee Beaudry of 4 Muddy Paws will be featuring her unique pet portraits. The Top Dog raffle ticket prize will be a trip to Kona, Hawaii. You will be able to view the auction items online and to pre-register. 100% of the proceeds from this fundraiser will go to Project POOCH who, for 16 years, paired unwanted shelter dogs with incarcerated youths. The youths, guided by professionals, train and prepare the dogs for new, "forever" adoptive homes.$30 in advance; $40 at the door. Admission inlcudes light hors d' oeuvres and 1 beer. Tickets are avialable online at www.poochinthepub.org For more information, contact Pam Nichols, 503-697-0623, pam@pooch.org
Dogtoberfest
September 26, 2009
11:00AM - 5:00PM
Lucky Lab Brew Pub
Portland, OR
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Comments:Dogtoberfest??Sept 26Lucky Lab Brew Pub915 SE Hawthorne, Portland11:00AM?5:00PMSuggested donation of $5.00 per dog washedBring your dirty dogs to the Lucky Lab and we promise to send them home squeaky clean! If you look closely?you may see a local celebrity doing the dirty work! In the meantime, kick back and enjoy lunch, a live band and a refreshing beverage.dovelewisdogtoberfest.com
WildCat Haven's Back to the 50's Big Cat Bash
October 10, 2009
6pm
615 SE Alder
Portland, OR 97140
Phone:503-625-0812
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Comments:Guys, roll up those tee-shirt sleeves & slick back your hair! Gals, grab your poodle skirts and saddle shoes! Flash back to the 50's for one night and come to WildCat Haven's "Back to the 50's Big Cat Bash!" Enjoy a buffet, music, contests, and exciting items to bid on at our live/silent auction, including an incredible Photo Safari Trip to Africa & original wildcat art! Enter to win our $500 Raffle, and sign-up for our Twist & Hula-Hoop Contest! You'll see amazing photos of the wildcat rescues and view our newest video telling their stories! We have DJ Alan Peterson spinning the 50's hits & the fun & fabulous auctioneer, Lori Richardson making the magic happen! All proceeds will help support the bobcats, cougars, servals, and lynx rescues that call WCH home. Seating is limited so buy your advance tickets today at: http://www.wildcathaven.org/BCB/bcb.html or send a check to WildCat Haven, PO Box 1071, Sherwood, OR 97140. This is one event you don't want to miss! Feel Good about helping WCH's Mission and have a great time as well! Be there or be square!
Muddy Paws A-Flyin "Fun Fair All Flyball Tournament"
July 14, 2007
All Day - Starting at 9:00 AM
Marion County Fair - Oregon State Fairgrounds
Salem, OR
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Comments:We will be hosting a NAFA (North American Flyball Association) sanctioned Flyball tournament in conjunction with the Marion County Fair on July 14th and 15th. Flyball tournaments are held to provide a venue for regional Flyball competition. We are expecting 18-22 teams of six dogs each to attend for a total of 100-130 participants from Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia.
Flyball is a team sport for dogs that was invented in the late seventies and has been gaining in popularity ever since. Flyball is a relay race that matches two teams of four dogs each, racing side by side. Each dog must run over a series of four jumps at the end of which is a spring loaded box that pops out a tennis ball. All four dogs take turns running the course. As the first dog returns with the tennis ball, the next dog goes. The first team to have all four dogs run without errors wins the heat. It is a fast-paced, fun, and exciting sport for spectators and participants alike.
Marion County Dog Fest '09
September 12, 2009
10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Chemeketa Community College
Salem, OR 97317
Phone:503-566-6966
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Comments:Dog owners throughout the Willamette Valley are invited to bring their dog(s) for a day of fun, games, treats (for humans and dogs), exhibits, free materials, and demonstrations. Dog Fest runs from 10:00 a.m.? 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, September 12, at Chemeketa Community College inSalem. The cost of admission is free for humans and $3 for dogs. All dogs participating will receive complimentary bandanas, a goodie bag and can participate in several games and events. Some of the events slated this year include a series of contests. Prizes will be given for: best costume, best look alike (looks most like their owner), best trick, biggest dog and littlest dog. Winners will be decided by audience cheer. Other dog events available are an agility course and a water retrieval game, both very popular events at last year?s Dog Fest.There will be a raffle for dozens of prizes such as an overnight stay at the Oregon Coast or at Portland at a dog friendly hotel. Additional raffle items are a dog massage gift certificate, variousdog-related books, and baskets of dog-related goodies. There will be demonstrations by the Salem Police Department K-9 Unit, Joys of Living Assistance Dogs, Search and Rescue, therapy dogs, general dog training and more.
Discount Microchip Clinic for dogs and cats
April 4, 2009
10 am - 2 pm
14175 SW Galbreath Dr. (Cat Adoption Team)
Sherwood, OR 97140
Phone:503-925-8903
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Comments:Until pets are able to recite your phone number or address to authorities when they become lost and separated from you, visible identification and a microchip are your pets? ticket back home. The Cat Adoption Team urges all pet owners to put an ID tag and license on their pets? collars right now, including indoor only cats. A microchip is a great secondary form of identification ? it is a permanent form of identification that can be scanned at animal shelters and veterinarian offices.What: Discount microchip clinic on National Tag Day at the Cat Adoption TeamWhen: Saturday, April 4 10 am ? 2 pmWhere: Cat Adoption Team 14175 SW Galbreath Drive, Sherwood (503) 925-8903 / catadoptionteam.org Cost: $15 per microchip, includes registrationRestrictions: Owned dogs and cats only Dogs must be on a leash Cats must be in a secure carrierVisit catadoptionteam.org/calendar/event/microchip-clinic-for-national-tag-day/ for all the details Nationally, only 16 percent of lost dogs and 2 percent of lost cats are reunited with their owners. Almost 50,000 stray animals were received by Oregon shelters last year. Indoor only cats should always wear identification just in case they get out. Microchipping is a permanent form of identification and chips can be scanned at your local veterinarian, animal control, or animal shelter. If more pets wore visible identification, the number of animals entering animal shelters would decrease.
CATnip Friday 5k & Mouse Miler: a fundraiser for the Cat Adoption Team.
August 14, 2009
5:00 pm
Sherwood High School
Sherwood, OR
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Comments:Other Details: The 5k will run first, starting at 6:50 pm from Sherwood High School. After a loop through residential streets (mainly flat!), runners and walkers will zoom onto the track at Sherwood High School for about 200 meters before crossing the finish. Then at 7:45 pm, runners and walkers will line up for our second race: The Mouse Mile. This will be a street mile, also finishing with about 200 meters on the track. Both races will be USATF-certified. You can run the CATnip Friday 5k only, the Mouse Mile only, or both. Your registration covers both races. Donate 10 pounds or more of cat food (unopened, unexpired) and receive a free drawing ticket. You can purchase more at $1 for a chance to win some great stuff. Every participant gets one ?free? chance for the CATnip Friday 5k prize drawing with registration. Dogs and strollers are welcomed, and all participants with dogs or strollers - regardless of speed - will be asked to start in the back of the pack. Gather $100 or more in pledges and receive your race t-shirt for freeGo here! www.catnipfriday5k.org
The Oregon Garden Pet Day
May 17, 2008
10am to 6pm
Silverton, OR
Phone:503-874-8100
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Comments:This year following the annual Silverton Pet Parade bring your pet to The Oregon Garden and make a day of it! The Oregon Garden boasts over 20 specialty gardens, including our Pet Friendly Garden designed with your furry friend in mind.
Animal Aid's Santa Claws is Coming to Town
December 15, 2007
11:00 am to 4:00 pm
PetSmart (Tigard)
Tigard, OR 97223
Phone:503-684-3234
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Comments:Get a holiday photo of your favorite furry friend with Santa Claws and help the homeless and abandoned pets at Animal Aid.
Animal Aid, a local no-kill animal shelter for cats and dogs, will be taking photos of pets and their family with Santa Claws at the PetSmart in Tigard. Five dollars of every photo purchase goes to Animal Aid in support of its mission of helping the animals of the Portland metro area.
Oregon Friends of Shelter Animals - Rescue Dog Adoptions
August 16, 2008
10AM - 3PM
SummerLake Park - 11450 SW Winter Lake Dr
Tigard, OR 97223
Phone:503.747.7818
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Comments:Oregon Friends of Shelter Animals (OFOSA) is an all volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to improve the living conditions and adoptability of shelter animals. Our annual fundraiser is FREE and open to you and your dog. We will have a silent auction, Prize wheel, booths, and a Dog Walk (registration form available at OFOSA.org). Your donation of $20 or more will get you an event T-shirt to take home. Please join us!
Oregon Friends of Shelter Animals (OFOSA) is an all volunteer, 501(c)3 non-profit organization. All of your donations go directly to animal needs.
3rd Annual Doggies Day Out
May 16, 2009
9:30-11:30
Cook Park
Tigard, OR 97224
Phone:503-495-5394
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Comments:A "just for fun" amateur dog show! Prizes for best trick, obstacle course, doggie/owner look-a-like, and best in show. All registered participants receive gourmet doggie treats. $5 pre-registration. Call Linda Eaton for more details!
OREGON BASSET GAMES
July 15, 2007
10:30 AM -3:00 PM
LEGION PARK, 1385 PARK AVE.
WOODBURN, OR 97071
Phone:503-588-5277
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Comments:THIS IS A FUN EVENT FOR BASSETS AND THEIR PEOPLE. COST IS $10 PER DOG FOR BASSETS COMPETING IN EVENTS. ALL OTHERS FREE. LOTS OF EVENTS SUCH AS POWER NAPPING, LONGEST EARS, DECATHLON, COSTUME, OWNER-DOG LOOK-ALIKE. FOOD AND DOG ITEMS AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE. RAFFLE TO RAISE MONEY FOR OREGON BASSET RESCUE.
HAVE YOU EVEN BEEN AT AN EVENT WITH OVER 200 BASSETS? THIS IS IT! THE PARK IS LOVELY AND TREE-SHADED. DOGS ON LEASH OR CRATED, PLEASE.
POOCH in the Park
July 14, 2007
10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
20100 Willamette Drive
West Linn, OR
Phone:503-697-0623
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Comments:PUT THE BARK BACK IN SUMMER ! Bring your best friends and meet Project POOCH, Inc., for Fun, Frolic, Contests, Prizes, and Treats for all the four legged friends!
Project POOCH is hosting a first-time-ever doggy Benefit and Fun Raiser at the Mary S. Young Dog Park, West Linn, OR.
Paws in the Park benefitting WildCat Haven
September 20, 2008
10am
Mary S Young Park Picnic Shelter
West Linn, OR
Phone:503-625-0812
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Comments:Come walk your dogs and help out the wildcats!!!! WildCat Haven rescues abused and neglected captive born wildcats (bobcats, servals, cougar, lynxes). We are an all volunteer 501c3 organization so all money raised goes directly for the care of the 45 cats who live at our sanctuary.Registration fee is $20.00 per dog (2 owners) and $2.00 for each additional owner (maximum 4 owners per dog) and includes lunch at the Cougar Cafe. We will also have Golden Bond Rescue and Animal Aid at the walk showcasing their special needs dogs who are looking for a forever home.
Call of the Wild Dog Camp Sept 5-7, 2008
September 5, 2008
Friday 1pm to sunday 4pm
Yachats, OR 97498
Phone:503 7404886
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Comments:Young or old, sporty or couch potato, there is something for every dog at this camp!
Training games, walks on the wild side, classes, nature games (treasure tracking, forest agility, river games), dog sports sampler (pre-agility, flyball and more), Just Chillin' sessions (relax & focus, massage, awareness walks, TTouch) and more. Experienced instructors, fabulous environment!
All activities are designed to help you and your dog relax, unwind, enjoy nature, learn new things, and make new friends. Off-leash trails, beach, river, swimming hole, forest, woodland and open meadow await your pleasure.
People- and dog-friendly dogs only. Limited to 30 dogs and their people. No accommodation on-site - contact www.yachats.org for dog friendly lodging options.
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