Nebraska NDA shuts down a puppy mill breeder called Green Meadows Kennel in North Platte that is owned by Louis & Lyle Stutterhiem that was raided back in December. There were about eighty dogs taken from the breeder on which most were in good health but the conditions that they were living in were unacceptable due to the breeder being too old to take proper care of the dogs.
Read the article by Mark Young here.
Another want to be puppy mill breeder decides that it not for her when Eugenia Dishmon from North Port, Fl turned in twenty six little dogs that she raised in her garage.
This is upsetting when over the years we keep reading about these want a be puppy mills and to top it off Eugenia was doing this out of a garage, what kind of life is that for these poor dogs. People Please stop buying a dog from these want a be breeders that just do more harm to the puppies when they are thinking that it’s OK to do so.
Read the article by John Davis here.
So is the Connecticut Humane Society in trouble for the way they spend their funds for not treating the animals in their shelters with love. The article is based on the animals in shelters of being deprived of life when they have a treatable problem and are instead being killed when the funds are suppose to be used for providing treatment. The Attorney General Richard Blumenthal has been looking into the misuse of the funds that are being provided.
Read the article here.
A little trivia for the day:
How many gallons of water does it take to produce $1 worth of dog food?
200 gallons of water
Read more about how much water is used in other products here.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
The Dogs Were Supposed To Be Saved, Not Killed
The Mohave County Sheriff's deputies have arrested a man named Vernon Victor Williams from Golden Valley, AZ and charged him with four counts of animal cruelty. Just looking at the photo tells the story on why this guy was arrested.
Photo by Mohave County Sheriff’s Office
The sad part is that the Western Arizona Humane Society decided that they were unable to save the dogs. I’ll bet if they only asked for help there would have been a lot of people offering the help that was needed to take care of these dogs. It’s so heartbreaking knowing that these poor dogs were supposed to be saved, not killed.
Read the article here.
Photo by Mohave County Sheriff’s Office The sad part is that the Western Arizona Humane Society decided that they were unable to save the dogs. I’ll bet if they only asked for help there would have been a lot of people offering the help that was needed to take care of these dogs. It’s so heartbreaking knowing that these poor dogs were supposed to be saved, not killed.
Read the article here.
Monday, March 29, 2010
Animal Control Remove Dogs From Disgusting Home
After watching the video it makes me sick that this person named Joyce Nixon had the gall to say if she had a five two one three she could have done better and even helped other dogs. How could this person help any other dog out there after the authorities found at least eight dead dogs in her houses?
You would have thought that she would have given the dogs away when she was being treated for cancer and not let the dogs live in these kind of conditions. I have no sympathy for this person, she should be charged to the max for how she treated these dogs.
Read the article & see the video here.
OK now that you have seen the video, would you let this person near your dog?
So Who Won The Petrodex® Superstar Smiles Photo Contest
Sergeant's® Pet Care Products and Pet Specialist Steve Dale Announce Winner of the Petrodex® Superstar Smiles Photo Contest
Comet, a Florida Greyhound, claims the fame. Comet, a seven-year-old Greyhound with a dramatic life story and a dazzling, healthy smile, took the top spot in the Superstar Smiles Photo Contest sponsored by Petrodex®, a dental brand from Sergeant’s Pet Care Products, Inc. Radio personality and pet enthusiast Steve Dale served as the celebrity judge of the nationwide contest, which received nearly 2,000 photo entries in just four weeks.
Comet, a seven-year-old Greyhound with a dramatic life story and a dazzling, healthy smile, took the top spot in the Superstar Smiles Photo Contest sponsored by Petrodex®, a dental brand from Sergeant's Pet Care Products, Inc. Radio personality and pet enthusiast Steve Dale served as the celebrity judge of the nationwide contest, which received nearly 2,000 photo entries in just four weeks.
“The competition was fierce, and choosing the five finalists from the huge number of entries was not easy,” Dale stated. “In the end, Comet’s personality showed so clearly though his photo that I knew he was the winner. That dog truly has star quality!”
As the Grand Prize winner, Comet will be featured in a full-page advertisement for Petrodex pet dental products in a national magazine. He will also receive a professional photo shoot and his owner, Barbara Masi of Boynton Beach, Florida, will receive a framed print from the shoot as well as a variety of Petrodex pet dental products.
The aim of the contest was to help raise awareness among pet owners about the importance of keeping their dogs’ teeth clean and healthy. Only after Comet was chosen based on his photo appearance and healthy smile was his dramatic life story known to the judges.
Comet started life as a racing dog, and his early success in that field would likely have prevented him from retiring early except for a twist of fate. After placing well in a high stakes race, Comet broke his leg. Despite numerous surgeries and therapies, the break did not mend well enough for him to return to the track, ending his racing career when he was just over three years old. Barbara Masi adopted Comet at that time, bringing him home to join her family of seven assorted rescue dogs at that time. Many were older and have since passed – and Comet now has two greyhound and one Irish wolfhound brothers.
Comet’s unique personality and friendliness inspired Masi, president of the Greyhound Pets of America - Southeast Coast of Florida Chapter, to create a program that teaches school-age children about kindness to animals. The program was soon brought into the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Department and Comet’s second career was born.
“We visit preschool, elementary and middle schools to teach students about kindness. Both of us wear Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Department uniforms for our public appearances. Comet is such a good sport, everyone just loves him. I am thrilled he won! It couldn’t have happened to a more deserving dog,” Masi shared.
“Thank you to everyone who participated in the contest,” said Caryn Stichler, vice president of marketing at Sergeant’s. “We received so many photos of so many beautiful, loved dogs. It was an inspiration for those of us who work in the pet products industry. Comet’s happy, healthy smile and his great life story make him a wonderful choice to represent Petrodex in an advertisement!”
Find more information about the entire line of Petrodex, pet dental products at www.sentrypetcare.com.
About Sergeant's Pet Care Products
Sergeant's Pet Care Products, Inc., is based in Omaha, Neb. USA, and is a leading supplier of pet supplies including flea and tick remedies, health and well-being products, natural and formulated treats, rawhide chews, toys and accessories. Sergeant’s has been caring for pets since 1868, is America’s oldest full-line pet supplies company and has one of the most trusted names in pet care. For more information, visit the Sergeant’s web site at www.sergeants.com.
Comet, a Florida Greyhound, claims the fame. Comet, a seven-year-old Greyhound with a dramatic life story and a dazzling, healthy smile, took the top spot in the Superstar Smiles Photo Contest sponsored by Petrodex®, a dental brand from Sergeant’s Pet Care Products, Inc. Radio personality and pet enthusiast Steve Dale served as the celebrity judge of the nationwide contest, which received nearly 2,000 photo entries in just four weeks.
Comet, a seven-year-old Greyhound with a dramatic life story and a dazzling, healthy smile, took the top spot in the Superstar Smiles Photo Contest sponsored by Petrodex®, a dental brand from Sergeant's Pet Care Products, Inc. Radio personality and pet enthusiast Steve Dale served as the celebrity judge of the nationwide contest, which received nearly 2,000 photo entries in just four weeks.
“The competition was fierce, and choosing the five finalists from the huge number of entries was not easy,” Dale stated. “In the end, Comet’s personality showed so clearly though his photo that I knew he was the winner. That dog truly has star quality!”
As the Grand Prize winner, Comet will be featured in a full-page advertisement for Petrodex pet dental products in a national magazine. He will also receive a professional photo shoot and his owner, Barbara Masi of Boynton Beach, Florida, will receive a framed print from the shoot as well as a variety of Petrodex pet dental products.
The aim of the contest was to help raise awareness among pet owners about the importance of keeping their dogs’ teeth clean and healthy. Only after Comet was chosen based on his photo appearance and healthy smile was his dramatic life story known to the judges.
Comet started life as a racing dog, and his early success in that field would likely have prevented him from retiring early except for a twist of fate. After placing well in a high stakes race, Comet broke his leg. Despite numerous surgeries and therapies, the break did not mend well enough for him to return to the track, ending his racing career when he was just over three years old. Barbara Masi adopted Comet at that time, bringing him home to join her family of seven assorted rescue dogs at that time. Many were older and have since passed – and Comet now has two greyhound and one Irish wolfhound brothers.
Comet’s unique personality and friendliness inspired Masi, president of the Greyhound Pets of America - Southeast Coast of Florida Chapter, to create a program that teaches school-age children about kindness to animals. The program was soon brought into the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Department and Comet’s second career was born.
“We visit preschool, elementary and middle schools to teach students about kindness. Both of us wear Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Department uniforms for our public appearances. Comet is such a good sport, everyone just loves him. I am thrilled he won! It couldn’t have happened to a more deserving dog,” Masi shared.
“Thank you to everyone who participated in the contest,” said Caryn Stichler, vice president of marketing at Sergeant’s. “We received so many photos of so many beautiful, loved dogs. It was an inspiration for those of us who work in the pet products industry. Comet’s happy, healthy smile and his great life story make him a wonderful choice to represent Petrodex in an advertisement!”
Find more information about the entire line of Petrodex, pet dental products at www.sentrypetcare.com.
About Sergeant's Pet Care Products
Sergeant's Pet Care Products, Inc., is based in Omaha, Neb. USA, and is a leading supplier of pet supplies including flea and tick remedies, health and well-being products, natural and formulated treats, rawhide chews, toys and accessories. Sergeant’s has been caring for pets since 1868, is America’s oldest full-line pet supplies company and has one of the most trusted names in pet care. For more information, visit the Sergeant’s web site at www.sergeants.com.
Friday, March 26, 2010
Rachael Ray Got A New Dog Treat
Rachael Ray Announces Launch of Rachael Ray(TM) Nutrish Just 6 Crunchy Dog Treats
Just 6 Treats will Ship June 1st; With Only Six, Simple, Recognizable and Tasty Ingredients
Daytime host, best selling author and pet lover Rachael Ray announced today the launch of a new line of super-premium crunchy dog treats called Rachael Ray™ Nutrish Just 6. Rachael Ray™ Nutrish Just 6 was unveiled at the Global Pet Expo where Ray will be honored on Friday, March 26 by the American Pet Products Association (APPA) and Pet Industry Distributors Association (PIDA) as this year's recipient of the annual "Excellence in Journalism and Outstanding Contributions to the Pet Industry Award."
Rachael Ray™ Nutrish Just 6 crunchy dog treats will be available in beef, chicken and lamb varieties and are made with only six natural, simple ingredients.
"Everyone knows that I love my dog Isaboo like a member of the family," said Ray. "So I stopped feeding her anything that included ingredients I couldn't pronounce and made simplicity king. There's nothing in Just 6 that you wouldn't eat yourself."
In 2008, Ray partnered with Ainsworth Pet Nutrition, a company formed by Dad's Pet Care and Hampshire Pet Products, to develop a line of super premium dog food called Rachael Ray™ Nutrish. Rachael Ray™ Nutrish natural dog food includes two varieties featuring real meat as the first ingredient – Real Chicken and Veggies and Real Beef and Brown Rice. There are no by-products, fillers, artificial flavors or preservatives.
"We always strive to ensure the utmost quality in our products," said Sean Lang, CEO of Dad's Pet Care. "And with only six simple ingredients going into the making of Just 6, pet owners can be absolutely sure they're feeding their furry friends a healthy and tasty treat."
As is the case with Rachael Ray™ Nutrish dog food, Ray's proceeds from each sale of Rachael Ray™ Nutrish Just 6 crunchy dog treats will be donated to Rachael's Rescue (www.rachaelsrescue.org), dedicated to helping animals in need. So, not only are Nutrish products great for your dog, they're great for countless other dogs as well.
Rachael Ray™ Nutrish products are available almost everywhere you shop for pet food. Rachael Ray™ Nutrish retails from $7.99 - $15.99, depending on the package size, while Rachael Ray™ Nutrish Just Six will retail for $3.49 for a 10 oz. package.
For more information, visit www.nutrishforpets.com.
About Rachael Ray
Rachael Ray is best known as the host of the hit syndicated Emmy Award winning daytime television show "Rachael Ray" produced by CBS Television Distribution in association with Harpo Productions, Scripps Networks and Watch Entertainment. Rachael's warmth, energy, and boundless curiosity also reaches scores of fans through her popular Food Network shows, bestselling cookbooks published by Clarkson Potter, her own line of Rachael Ray cookware created by Meyer, knives by Furitechnics, signature food ingredients by Colavita and a lifestyle magazine called Every Day with Rachael Ray. In 2009, Rachael started Rachael Ray Accessories, which produces a successful line of food transport products.
Rachael also founded the Yum-o! organization, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering kids and their families to develop healthy relationships with food and cooking. For more information, visit www.rachaelray.com
About Ainsworth Pet Nutrition
At Ainsworth Pet Nutrition, we love our furry family members as much as you do. That's why we're committed to making great-tasting nutritious pet foods and treats. We demand high-quality ingredients from our suppliers and require thorough resting to ensure product safety. We are committed to producing outstanding products every day and take great pride in ensuring our foods are wholesome, and most importantly, safe. Ainsworth Pet Nutrition's purpose is to focus strictly on developing high-end super premium pet food products that deliver superior nutrition and taste. It is a partnership with Dad's Pet Care, owned by the Lang family and Hampshire Pet Products who have been making pet food for over 75 years.
Contact: Charlie Dougiello, 646-861-3030, charlie@thedooronline.com
Just 6 Treats will Ship June 1st; With Only Six, Simple, Recognizable and Tasty Ingredients
Daytime host, best selling author and pet lover Rachael Ray announced today the launch of a new line of super-premium crunchy dog treats called Rachael Ray™ Nutrish Just 6. Rachael Ray™ Nutrish Just 6 was unveiled at the Global Pet Expo where Ray will be honored on Friday, March 26 by the American Pet Products Association (APPA) and Pet Industry Distributors Association (PIDA) as this year's recipient of the annual "Excellence in Journalism and Outstanding Contributions to the Pet Industry Award."
Rachael Ray™ Nutrish Just 6 crunchy dog treats will be available in beef, chicken and lamb varieties and are made with only six natural, simple ingredients.
"Everyone knows that I love my dog Isaboo like a member of the family," said Ray. "So I stopped feeding her anything that included ingredients I couldn't pronounce and made simplicity king. There's nothing in Just 6 that you wouldn't eat yourself."
In 2008, Ray partnered with Ainsworth Pet Nutrition, a company formed by Dad's Pet Care and Hampshire Pet Products, to develop a line of super premium dog food called Rachael Ray™ Nutrish. Rachael Ray™ Nutrish natural dog food includes two varieties featuring real meat as the first ingredient – Real Chicken and Veggies and Real Beef and Brown Rice. There are no by-products, fillers, artificial flavors or preservatives.
"We always strive to ensure the utmost quality in our products," said Sean Lang, CEO of Dad's Pet Care. "And with only six simple ingredients going into the making of Just 6, pet owners can be absolutely sure they're feeding their furry friends a healthy and tasty treat."
As is the case with Rachael Ray™ Nutrish dog food, Ray's proceeds from each sale of Rachael Ray™ Nutrish Just 6 crunchy dog treats will be donated to Rachael's Rescue (www.rachaelsrescue.org), dedicated to helping animals in need. So, not only are Nutrish products great for your dog, they're great for countless other dogs as well.
Rachael Ray™ Nutrish products are available almost everywhere you shop for pet food. Rachael Ray™ Nutrish retails from $7.99 - $15.99, depending on the package size, while Rachael Ray™ Nutrish Just Six will retail for $3.49 for a 10 oz. package.
For more information, visit www.nutrishforpets.com.
About Rachael Ray
Rachael Ray is best known as the host of the hit syndicated Emmy Award winning daytime television show "Rachael Ray" produced by CBS Television Distribution in association with Harpo Productions, Scripps Networks and Watch Entertainment. Rachael's warmth, energy, and boundless curiosity also reaches scores of fans through her popular Food Network shows, bestselling cookbooks published by Clarkson Potter, her own line of Rachael Ray cookware created by Meyer, knives by Furitechnics, signature food ingredients by Colavita and a lifestyle magazine called Every Day with Rachael Ray. In 2009, Rachael started Rachael Ray Accessories, which produces a successful line of food transport products.
Rachael also founded the Yum-o! organization, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering kids and their families to develop healthy relationships with food and cooking. For more information, visit www.rachaelray.com
About Ainsworth Pet Nutrition
At Ainsworth Pet Nutrition, we love our furry family members as much as you do. That's why we're committed to making great-tasting nutritious pet foods and treats. We demand high-quality ingredients from our suppliers and require thorough resting to ensure product safety. We are committed to producing outstanding products every day and take great pride in ensuring our foods are wholesome, and most importantly, safe. Ainsworth Pet Nutrition's purpose is to focus strictly on developing high-end super premium pet food products that deliver superior nutrition and taste. It is a partnership with Dad's Pet Care, owned by the Lang family and Hampshire Pet Products who have been making pet food for over 75 years.
Contact: Charlie Dougiello, 646-861-3030, charlie@thedooronline.com
Thursday, March 25, 2010
There’s Free Dogs, Hungry Dogs, Safe Dogs, Over Charged Dogs And Sadly Dead Dogs
Free dogs are being offered at the East Ridge Animal Shelter that is being funded by The Pedigree Foundation on April first, for the first ten dogs. So if you want to help save a dog’s life be there @ 1015 Yale St. in East Ridge, Tenn.
The dog named Winston who likes to eat police car bumpers has been given a pardon by a Chattanooga Judge to his owners Karen & Michael Emerling. I guess the dog didn’t want the officer taking radar is seeing how fast he was going…. LOL…
Read the article by Sarah Jennings here.
A Big Thanks goes out to the kids that found the poor dog and the Phoenix Fire Department for recuing a dog that fell down in a sink hole that was about fifteen to twenty feet deep.
Photo by kpho
Read the article by Katie Fisher here.
Well now that the St. Mary Parish Council in Louisiana has gone overboard for adopting an ordinance that requires you to post a sign saying beware of dog and pay an extra fifty dollars along with micro chipping you dog because you own a pit bull.
Do you think they went a little overboard with these new laws, I do. What makes a pit bull different from any other dog, I wonder?
Read the article here.
The Stone County Sheriff's Office has charged Judy Lee Chambers with twelve counts of animal abuse when they raided her house and found a total of fifty five dogs on which eleven were dead.
Again we read about another case of neglect from a person who had too many dogs that causes not only abuse but dogs dying from not having proper care.
Read the article here.
The dog named Winston who likes to eat police car bumpers has been given a pardon by a Chattanooga Judge to his owners Karen & Michael Emerling. I guess the dog didn’t want the officer taking radar is seeing how fast he was going…. LOL…
Read the article by Sarah Jennings here.
A Big Thanks goes out to the kids that found the poor dog and the Phoenix Fire Department for recuing a dog that fell down in a sink hole that was about fifteen to twenty feet deep.
Photo by kpho Read the article by Katie Fisher here.
Well now that the St. Mary Parish Council in Louisiana has gone overboard for adopting an ordinance that requires you to post a sign saying beware of dog and pay an extra fifty dollars along with micro chipping you dog because you own a pit bull.
Do you think they went a little overboard with these new laws, I do. What makes a pit bull different from any other dog, I wonder?
Read the article here.
The Stone County Sheriff's Office has charged Judy Lee Chambers with twelve counts of animal abuse when they raided her house and found a total of fifty five dogs on which eleven were dead.
Again we read about another case of neglect from a person who had too many dogs that causes not only abuse but dogs dying from not having proper care.
Read the article here.
A Prom For Dogs For A Cause
As I said a prom for dogs, well I have heard a lot of things but this is unbelievable as this will be the second year that this event will take place.
Morris Animal Inn Hosts Puppy Prom on May 5
Prom Dress Collection for Becca's Closet Will Help Girls In Need to Attend their Proms
Prom season is quickly approaching and plans are underway for an enchanted Puppy Prom at the Morris Animal Inn. The luxury resort and spa for pets is hosting its second annual Puppy Prom on Wednesday, May 5 and dapper dogs -- with or without dates -- are invited.
The Morris Animal Inn (http://www.morrisanimalinn.com ), located at 120 Sand Spring Road in Morristown, will be transformed into a traditional prom party atmosphere for its group play party. Ties, tiaras and tuxes are optional, but tails are required. The "Furry Tail Ball" theme will capture a fairy tale environment, fit for any puppy prince or princess. Fashionable fidos will enjoy music and dancing, prom photos, doggie delicacies and an after-party "Trip to the Shore" in the resort's indoor pool and Aqua Center.
In conjunction with this event, Morris Animal Inn is encouraging guests and the public to donate gently used formal dresses, shawls, shoes, evening bags and jewelry for a collection being organized for Becca's Closet, a charitable organization that provides formal attire to high school students who would not otherwise be able to attend their prom/homecoming due to the high cost of these items (http://www.beccascloset.org ). Morris Animal Inn is working with the Centenary College chapter of Becca's Closet for this event.
Any dog and family who donates a dress or dresses will receive a $50 grooming certificate to use at Morris Animal Inn's Grooming Salon. Dresses and accessories will be accepted April 15 - May 5.
HIGHLIGHTS OF PUPPY PROM WILL INCLUDE:
* Dancing and music including Beethoven's Ballroom Dance
* Prom Photos in the K9 Kastle Photo Studio
* Story time with classic fairy tales
* Princess Punch and Fido's Finger Foods
* Frolicking in the Magical Furry Tail Forest
* Canine Crowning Ceremony
* "Trip to the Shore" after-party in the indoor Aqua Center
Reservations for the Puppy Prom are $49 for the entire day and must be made in advance by calling 973-539-0377 ext. 5. For information, visit http://www.morrisanimalinn.com .
ABOUT MORRIS ANIMAL INN
Morris Animal Inn is a full-service, luxury pet resort and spa for dogs and cats located in Morristown, NJ. Established in 1960, the country inn was recently renovated and expanded into a state-of-the-art facility that offers lodging, spa services, grooming, day care and camp. The award-winning Morris Animal Inn is a charter member of the Pet Care Services Association. For more information, call 973-539-0377 or visit http://www.morrisanimalinn.com.
Contact:
Kelly G. Vanasse
732-469-4518
Kgvanasse@kellycommunication.com
Contact:
Jacqueline C. Gulotta
973-539-0377 ext. 46
jgulotta@morrisanimalinn.com
Morris Animal Inn Hosts Puppy Prom on May 5
Prom Dress Collection for Becca's Closet Will Help Girls In Need to Attend their Proms
Prom season is quickly approaching and plans are underway for an enchanted Puppy Prom at the Morris Animal Inn. The luxury resort and spa for pets is hosting its second annual Puppy Prom on Wednesday, May 5 and dapper dogs -- with or without dates -- are invited.
The Morris Animal Inn (http://www.morrisanimalinn.com ), located at 120 Sand Spring Road in Morristown, will be transformed into a traditional prom party atmosphere for its group play party. Ties, tiaras and tuxes are optional, but tails are required. The "Furry Tail Ball" theme will capture a fairy tale environment, fit for any puppy prince or princess. Fashionable fidos will enjoy music and dancing, prom photos, doggie delicacies and an after-party "Trip to the Shore" in the resort's indoor pool and Aqua Center.
In conjunction with this event, Morris Animal Inn is encouraging guests and the public to donate gently used formal dresses, shawls, shoes, evening bags and jewelry for a collection being organized for Becca's Closet, a charitable organization that provides formal attire to high school students who would not otherwise be able to attend their prom/homecoming due to the high cost of these items (http://www.beccascloset.org ). Morris Animal Inn is working with the Centenary College chapter of Becca's Closet for this event.
Any dog and family who donates a dress or dresses will receive a $50 grooming certificate to use at Morris Animal Inn's Grooming Salon. Dresses and accessories will be accepted April 15 - May 5.
HIGHLIGHTS OF PUPPY PROM WILL INCLUDE:
* Dancing and music including Beethoven's Ballroom Dance
* Prom Photos in the K9 Kastle Photo Studio
* Story time with classic fairy tales
* Princess Punch and Fido's Finger Foods
* Frolicking in the Magical Furry Tail Forest
* Canine Crowning Ceremony
* "Trip to the Shore" after-party in the indoor Aqua Center
Reservations for the Puppy Prom are $49 for the entire day and must be made in advance by calling 973-539-0377 ext. 5. For information, visit http://www.morrisanimalinn.com .
ABOUT MORRIS ANIMAL INN
Morris Animal Inn is a full-service, luxury pet resort and spa for dogs and cats located in Morristown, NJ. Established in 1960, the country inn was recently renovated and expanded into a state-of-the-art facility that offers lodging, spa services, grooming, day care and camp. The award-winning Morris Animal Inn is a charter member of the Pet Care Services Association. For more information, call 973-539-0377 or visit http://www.morrisanimalinn.com.
Contact:
Kelly G. Vanasse
732-469-4518
Kgvanasse@kellycommunication.com
Contact:
Jacqueline C. Gulotta
973-539-0377 ext. 46
jgulotta@morrisanimalinn.com
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