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NOTE: IF YOUR BROWSER (IE 8) DOESN’T SHOW THE NAVIGATION BAR BELOW, THEN CLICK ON LEFT PICTURE ABOVE FOR SITE MAP! |
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FOR YOUR PETS |
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GLENN WITH-MISS GINNY, MISS EMILY, AND MR. CORKY– ALL PEMBROKE WELSH CORGIS |
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Corgi Aid Inc. came about to assist with the great medical needs that some of the rescued Corgis have. Some corgis have had bone surgeries, eye diseases, and more of the costly medical treatments helped by Corgi Aid Inc. grants. Please visit: www.corgiaid.org for more information. The important needs are taken care of and the corgis then can go to their “forever homes” through adoption. Volunteers make crafts and donate corgi things for the Corgi Aid on-line auction each year, as well as, other donations to help with the costs of the medical treatments. The fall 2005 auction raised the greatest amount ever-over $11,000.! Just think how many of corgwn will be helped! You can help with you purchase from our online store section “CORGI GARDEN HELPERS”, too! |
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Oh! What fun these furkids are! They each have their own personalities, likes, and dislikes-just like human children! Ginny is serious and doesn’t want to see anyone play-except her and Corky, that is. She must account for each and every bone so goes around the house and collects them to her pile. Corky has only ball-playing on his mind and doesn’t want his games interrupted. He is very particular as to the kind of ball he plays with. Mr. Eskimo, is a fun-loving, laid-back boy who is just happy to be here! Emily, the corgi’s mother, keeps everyone in line! She wears a watch and tells time (just kidding) to tell everyone when it is time to get up and time to eat-including the humans here. |
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OUR PET FAMILY |
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Pets are to be in FOREVER HOMES and not given up when you move, change your family’s life style, etc. They have feelings and want to be part of your family as a member. The shelters a full of dogs and cats and rabbits, etc. that are left when families move. They have pets no longer wanted because a new baby came into the family or some other life style change. When there are problems with the pet, people will not take the time to find out what is wrong but just take them to a shelter. Please search the internet to find the answer for a pet’s problem, ask your vet, and join a discussion group to learn more things about the care of your pet. Dogs are NOT for everyone-especially Corgis and American Eskimo dogs. These are active breeds and can be very stubborn at times. Before you consider getting a dog, search the web for the breed and its personality to be sure that it will coincide with yours. Just like planning for a human baby, ask your self if you are prepared for 10 to 20 years of life with your pet. Consider the cost of 50 to 100 dollars a month in food and medicines. THERE ARE SEVERAL PLACES WITH GOOD INFORMATION ON ALL PETS. HERE IS A GOOD LINK TO START WITH: PetEducation.com - Drs. Foster & Smith's Source for Expert Pet Information http://www.peteducation.com/ |
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BONEFEST-MR.ESKIMO AND EMILY |
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REMEMBER- IN AN EMERGENCY-ALWAYS CALL YOUR VET AND DO NOT GO ON THE INTERNET! YOU LOSE PRECIOUS TIME! PLEASE GO TO ASPCA POISON CONTROL CENTER NOW FOR INFORMATION. ASPCA POISON CONTROL CENTER HOTLINE 1-888-426-4435 WRITE DOWN YOUR VET’S EMERGENCY NUMBER NOW! |
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CLICK ON THE SLEEPING CORGIS BELOW FOR ASPCA WEBSITE! |
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MR. ESKIMO
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You can find information about the many activities to do with your dog on the AMERICAN KENNEL CLUB website. There are links to information at various kennel clubs across the country, too. A few of the activities are shown on another page-click on the pictures to see some examples here! |
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CLICK ON THE LOGO TO HELP RESCUED CORGIS AT PET’S SECOND CHANCE! |
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BRADY |