Favorite Video Friday – Spring and puppies

Happy Spring!

No Dog About It Blog

Ah spring! We’re all dreaming of it. Green grass, flowers, sun, and listening good music while sitting outdoors enjoying a beer. Doesn’t that sound lovely?

I thin the only thing that could make it a little sweeter is watching a bunch of ropy-poly puppies playing outside on the lawn.

Well, Mr. Winter might not let us enjoy all the other stuff yet, but I can at least bring the puppies. I love Bernese Mountain dogs, don’t you?

Happy Friday everyone!

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Dog Adoption Event on March 22, 2014

Come out to our adoption event and meet your new
furry family furever furkid!

Harry is looking for his forever home

PetSmart – Rockaway

367 Mount Hope Ave
Rockaway, NJ

11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Need directions? Click here

Can’t make it out to the event? We can always schedule a meet and greet. Just give us a call at 1.888.405.7221 or email us at info@cominghomerescue.org

Ready to adopt one of our dogs? Start by filling out our online application.

Want to Help Save More Dogs This Year?

Take out an ad in our Trick Tray Journal. This is not just for businesses. Individual ads celebrating the love for your dog, cat, fish, elephant, your hubby, your wife, your sister, your dog sitter, your barista –you name it and celebrate it!

For just 25 bucks, you could help us save more dogs this year and send a shout out to that someone special.  You can design the ad (see dimensions below) or send us the text (and photo, if you like) and we’ll design it for you.

It’s a wonderful way to remember that furry friend who has gone on to the great rainbow bridge in the sky.

Any dog loving guys out there whose gal loves a good Tricky Tray? How about you bring her to the event and surprise her with a program proposal? It would be special and unique. A story to tell the grand kids one day. Just sayin’….

Here’s just a couple of ideas to get you started on creating your own memorable ad…

business card ad

half-page ad

full page ad

Favorite Video Friday – What happens when you leave home

If only they really would clean up….

No Dog About It Blog

A friend sent me this video a couple of weeks ago. I had no idea it would enlighten me so much.

Is this what goes on at home when I leave?

It sure explains all the toys on the floor when I return (and that torn up photo, huh Daisy?).
Now if only I could get my dogs to clean up as well as these dogs!

Happy Friday everyone!

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How to have a safe pet christmas

Thanks to Misaki for reminding us to make sure our dogs and cats have a safe and Merry Christmas

the Misadventures of Misaki

Lintbells have sent me the above infographic and the following information about how to keep us pets safe this Christmas:

Christmas, as we know, is “the most wonderful time of the year”… But what should be “the happiest season of all” can soon degenerate into something quite different, if we ignore the dangers our festive celebrations can pose to our animals. For instance, while Christmas dinner may look very tempting to your Labrador or Alaskan Malamute (and who are you to deny him or her on Christmas Day??), for them there is far more at stake than simply their waistline.

Among the many unexpected hazards on your Christmas menu are the onions in your gravy and stuffing. Onions contain a substance known as thiosulphate, which is toxic to dogs and cats, causing oxidative damage to red blood cells. Early signs of onion poisoning include diarrhoea, vomiting and lethargy.

Turkey bones…

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