Sandhills Seniors » Companion Animals

Five Points Pet Resort offers your pet a home away from home

Sandhills Seniors — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 01:23:32 +0000

When you can’t take your pets along, Five Points Pet Resort offers them a home away from home.

Dog and Cat Lovers – See Katrina Tails

Sandhills Seniors — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 14:58:53 +0000

Maureen Burke Horansky of Animal Advocates of Moore County, Inc. will be showing the movie, KATRINA TAILS at the Village Hall in Pinehurst on Sunday November 15 between 2pm and 4pm. This movie will NOT be shown in theatres! This color production is a must see if you love animals or have a companion animal pet. There were many mistakes made during Katrina and we need to learn what is necessary to save our pets during a disaster. It is very doubtful that Moore County will have a flood. How many of you remember the 100 year snowfall that trapped residents in their homes? Elderly people and their pets could not be reached since emergency vehicles did not have four-wheel-drive and could not reach them. What if we had a major fire with all the pine straw and pine trees? Pinehurst in the 1800’s experienced many fires. Do you know where to go during a fire? And will you leave your dog or cat behind?
Thanks to the Village Council and Andy Wilkerson there will be no charge for this community service. Please come one come all. Many people have signed up already and the Assembly Hall has room for many more. Call Maureen at 910-295-7587 to register for this important event. If you truly love your animals you cannot miss this. Ask friends and neighbors.

Animal Advocates at the Morganton Road Armory 9/26/09

Sandhills Seniors — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 13:00:25 +0000

Animal Advocates of Moore County will be at the Morganton Road Armory this coming Saturday 9/26 with dogs, cats, puppies and kittens for adoption.
Linda Guerra from Pooch Park will be selling signs and membership to the new dog walking park. Maureen will be selling her new book Moore Tails-Rescuing Mutts in the South. Cindy Allen from DeeOhGee will be there to answer questions and talk about her dog service business. The famous Lunch Box that Rock’s will be selling food and fruit. Frank Ringleberg from an Animal Control officer will be giving out rabies shots for the low price of $5.00. Our favorite groomer will be in attendance to clip your dogs toe nails for $5.00 and answer your grooming questions. We will be selling our home made dog treats and tickets to Belk’s charity. Even if you are not looking to adopt a dog or cat come and see our animals.
OUR DIRECTOR BARB SHEPHERD WILL BE PRESENT TO ANSWER ALL YOUR KITTY CAT QUESTIONS.

COME ONE!!! COME ALL!!!! NOON TO 4:00 pm

Martin Park in Southern Pines

Sandhills Seniors — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 20:38:05 +0000

Dog lovers will appreciate a stroll through Martin Park with their canine companions. Martin Park includes approximately 50 acres of land dedicated for use by dogs and their people. It’s an off leash facility, so your dog has an opportunity to run.

Park rules are posted at the entrance. The park is located at 350 Commerce Avenue in Southern Pines (behind Wal-Mart).