SHO’N'GO RESCHEDULED TO SUNDAY MAY 1ST AT THE GABRIELINO EQUESTRIAN CENTER, LAKE VIEW TERRACE, CA
For more info visit Fun Run Agility

DIRECTIONS TO GABRIELINO EQUESTRIAN CENTER
11126 ORCAS AVENUE, LAKE VIEW TERRACE, CA. 91342

FROM THE LAX AREA TAKE NORTHBOUND 405 FREEWAY.
EXIT AT EASTBOUND 118 FREEWAY.
GO 4.1 MILES AND TAKE THE EASTBOUND 210 FREEWAY.
EXIT AT OSBORNE STREET. AT BOTTOM OF OFFRAMP TURN LEFT ONTO FOOTHILL BLVD. GO 0.8 MILE AND TURN RIGHT AT ORCAS AVENUE.
FOLLOW ROAD TO PARKING LOT.

FROM VALENCIA AREA TAKE SOUTHBOUND 5 FREEWAY.
EXIT AT EASTBOUND 210 FREEWAY.
EXIT AT OSBORNE STREET. AT BOTTOM OF OFFRAMP TURN LEFT ONTO FOOTHILL BLVD. GO 0.8 MILE AND TURN RIGHT AT ORCAS AVENUE.
FOLLOW ROAD TO PARKING LOT.

CNBC will air the pet food documentary “Pet Food:  A Dog’s Breakfast” on Thursday, February 10th at 10 PM.  Not exactly prime time, and three years after the documentary was first aired in Canada…but at least it finally is airing on U.S. television.

Mark your calendar for Thursday February 10th.  CNBC will finally air the pet food documentary Pet Food:  A Dog’s Breakfast at 10 P.M.

Fun Run Agility Sho’n'go

WHEN: Sunday, February 6th 2011.

WHERE: Site 2, Woodley Park, Van Nuys, Ca.

WEBSITE: Flyer and entry forms available on funrunagility.com. Save $1.00 a run when you pre-enter.

WEATHER: Long range forecast: mostly sunny and 71.

PHOTOS: Action shots by Juanda Anderson of CameraAnimal.com.

C.G.C. TESTS: Canine Good Citizen Tests by Marcia Siderow for $10.00 a dog.

COMMUNICATOR: Joy Mason, an animal communicator, will be at hand to sort out your doggie problems.

PARKING: The City will give tickets to cars parked on any grassy area surrounding the rings.

PORT-A-POTTY: As usual, the nice clean loomobile will be available for those pressing moments.

YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS THIS ONE SO I HOPE YOU CAN MAKE IT. JEAN

The Sam Simon Foundation offers free spay/neuter and non-orthopedic surgeries for low income families.  They also have a hearing dog program to train assistance dogs for the hearing impaired, as well as rescuing dogs.  They are a wonderful local resource for those in need, both of the 2 and 4 legged kind.