Saturday, February 12, 2011

From Facebook - Thank goodness!

DOG WITH PICKLE JAR ON HEAD SAVED FROM DEATH AWESOME TEAM EFFORT TODAY....as usual, love our ARNO team! Jar-Head was "saved" in that his head is no longer encased in a jar, thank God...

Here I am Mommy!

Miss you... xoxo

Julie Klam signing books today!


Maple Street Bookstore from 3pm - 5pm today!

Julie Klam, author of the New York Times Bestseller YOU HAD ME AT WOOF, will be reading from her incredibly funny and moving memoir about rescuing Boston terriers (aka miniature pit bulls).

Also signing books: Ken Foster, author of THE DOGS WHO FOUND ME

Maple Street Bookshop will be donating 20% of all book sales that day to The Sula Foundation and the LA-SPCA's feral cat program. They will also be raffling off a gift basket for ARNO.

The Sula Foundation will have some of our current foster dogs in attendance.

Facebook post...

We are getting ready to head out to save the dog roaming in LaPlace with the pickle jar on its head. If you can help, we are reminding everyone to meet up at ARNO shelter for 9:30 exit or at St. John Shelter for 10:15 exit. You will receive flashlight, whistle, pen and map with phone numbers of Jerry w/dart gun, Lise Mc and Charlotte. See you guys soon! LETS GET THAT DOG!

Y'all - I am so worried about the pickle jar dog! I am thinking about taking a ride to La Place.

Thursday, February 10, 2011

Heads up Team New Orleans Pet Care (mostly me!)

Updated list of traffic cameras!

Sunday - Mardi Gras Marathon

To all of our friends running on Sunday - My gate will be open... 3101 Prytania Street (8th & Prytania in the Garden District, St. Charles side)

I will have plenty of water, you can use the restroom and strip down a layer of clothes!


Walkin' my cookie...

and my Sawyer!

I will go this way... you go that way

Oh - wait!?! That is not going to work!

I will get it!

Bark Bits - Road Closures!

Attention City Bark friends... from Bark Bits


Run Jacqamo

Run Jacqamo!

MARDI GRAS MARATHON

ROAD CLOSURES: On Sunday, February 13, the Rock 'n' Roll Mardi Gras Marathon, starting in the French Quarter, will finish in City Park. Driving into City Park will be difficult, if not impossible, between dawn and 3PM on Sunday.

Beginning at 6:45am until 2:45pm, the following streets in and around City Park will be closed in part or completely: Esplanade Ave., Wisner Blvd., N. Carrollton Ave., City Park Ave., Anseman Ave., Marconi Dr., Victory Ave., Dreyfous Dr., Lelong Dr., and Roosevelt Mall Dr. You can view a complete list of street closures and a race map atwww.competitor.com/community. Click on the New Orleans tab to pull up the information.

PERMIT RENEWALS:

All 2010 permits that were not renewed have been deactivated. Note: If you purchased your card after October 31, 2010, it is good for 2011. New permits and permit renewals are still only $35 and are valid through December 31, 2011. We accept cash, check or credit card.

Permits may be renewed by mailing or bringing the permit form to our office at #1 Palm Drive, NOLA 70124. The dog park office is open 8AM-5PM, M - F. You will keep your existing 2010 entry card and it will be activated for 2011 upon renewal.

Please help keep the permit fee low and prevent "gate crashers." Do not admit persons who do not have permit cards or who show a card that does not activate the gate release into the park. Remind them that they need to send in a renewal form and pay the $35 fee for 2011.

If someone has renewed for 2011 and is having trouble with the card card, they should come to the dog park office or call 483-9377 for assistance during business hours.


LASPCA - Flyball Training Course

Flyball is coming to the LASPCA in March. Flyball is all about fun for you and your dog. The eight-week class, taught by Melissa Ellis, is designed to teach the basics of the sport of Flyball.

Course Dates: Saturday - March 12th from 9am - 10:30am & March 12th from 10:30am - Noon


Flyball is a dog sport in which teams of dogs race against each other from a start/finish line, over a line of hurdles, to a box that releases a tennis ball to be caught when the dog presses the pring loaded pad, then back to their handlers while carrying the ball.

You Tube video of Flyball