3F5AE2C8 Use this code to Benefit GWP Rescue, Inc
Well, you know Mom had a very busy week as did most of the other rescue volunteers. We have been working on our Pet Expo Event, getting things together. Shawn has been busy contacting businesses for donations for raffle, Mom is going to get busy also. If you would like to donate an item such as a gift card, or just about anything we could use for our raffle…just let us know!
We are in desperate need for foster homes at this time. More than ever, GWP’s are finding themselves being relinquished by their owners, or in shelters. We have an extreme need in KY and Ks. We also could use foster homes in various other Midwestern states. As we become known through the Sessions with Cesar Rescue Program, local events, and over the internet, requests for help are for an all time high. Help with managing their Gwp’s from the Kansas City Metro area have been staggering. For a small donation, we will come out and assess the situation and devise a plan for management. If a certified professional is needed, we will recommend this also. Most times the trouble has been from a lack of exercise and structure. We recommend Cesar’s online training course Sessions With Cesar for all dog owners! If you check out Sessions, and decide to sign up Please use code 3F5AE2C8 to benefit GWP Rescue, Inc.
We are pleased to have been selected to be part of the Sessions Beta testers to try out the site before the launch to the public, and have the honor to have been selected to be part of the Sessions with Cesar Rescue Program. Please see our website “Rescue Program” or go to resources on the Sessions site to read about the program.
Lastly, I am so proud of Mom….she is a little shy, but has started to give Dog Bite Prevention Seminars for children Pre-K through 5th Grade. Her curriculum is from DoggoneSafe.com. This is an interactive seminar that teaches kids not to hug or kiss us, how to recognize body language, what to do in case they are attacked by a strange dog or how to approach a dog with permission from the owner. Always ask permission from your parent first, and ask the owner to have their dog sit. If the dog won’t listen to their owner, then do not approach the dog. This tells them the dog is not under control of the owner. Using tools learned in the seminar, children can empower themselves in situations where they are not comfortable. Even if it is a dog that is just too frisky…”Stand like a tree”. Mom feels like this is a way to give to the community, and help with a donation for the rescue. She is currently working with some local agencies to set up programs within the community.
Keep Daisy in your thoughts and prayers. She is going through her first heartworm treatment on Monday. She is in the final stages, and becoming very thin. She is a wonderful loving dog that would make someone a fine companion. She is a gem…so let’s send a lot of positive energy her way okay!
Well, my paws are getting sore from typing…Please let us hear from you!
Your Pawpal,
Buddy
3F5AE2C8 Use this code to Benefit GWP Rescue, Inc
