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On 4/1/12 the 5th Annual Dog-Gone Easter Egg Hunt will happen at Rainier Vista Park in Lacey. For just $3 per adult (kids under 12 get in free) you can give your canine buddies a fun-filled day with the focus all on them. All proceeds go to two local charities: Feline Friends and Old Dog Haven. Here are . . . → Read More: 5th Annual Dog-Gone Easter Egg Hunt on 4/1/12 I recently learned about a really cool website called Cat In A Tree Emergency Rescue. Its most useful resource is a directory of people and businesses who help rescue cats who are stuck in trees. The directory lists three people in the Olympia area who help rescue cats from trees: 1. Moore Trees & Co A cat who was dear to me died this week. It’s always very hard for me to hear news like this. Jane Ear's death in 2006 broke my heart. There was a stretch of 4 years in which 3 of my own cats died, and during that time I had a lot of ideas of how to . . . → Read More: Peaceful Transitions It’s time I update info about other sitters in the Olympia-area whom I highly recommend. Since making the last list, I’ve met several more sitters who I’ve added to my list of the BEST sitters in the Olympia, Tumwater, Lacey area. I think it’s important for people to meet several sitters before settling on one. Since you’re . . . → Read More: Sitters In The Oly Land (#2) Lacey has a new off-leash dog park, located at the Waste and Recovery Center (2418 Hogum Bay Road NE). Cassie & Annie Dogs can use 5 acres for socializing, digging, and just running around. There’s a special area for shy & small dogs, so they won’t get toppled over by more assertive, social dogs. Water stations (for both . . . → Read More: Off-Leash Dog Park in Lacey Now OPEN! |
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Kari provides information for the benefit of animal owners and advocates. The information she shares is not a substitute for a consultation with a veterinarian, and Kari cannot be responsible for how the information presented here may affect individual animals. Copyright © Kari Kells
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