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New Training Class Session Starts June 14th!
Help, I'm addicted to fun!
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The new session for beginning obedience and agility classes is scheduled to begin on June 14th. Registrations are now being accepted for these classes held on Sunday evenings at 6pm at our Paws at Play facility in Clarksville, Indiana. Sign up at the shelter, Paws at Play, or the Greentree Mall Pet Adoption Center. These classes are educational for both you and your K9, but most importantly, full of fun!
Paws at Play: Dog’s Day Out starts May 26th!
We are thrilled to announce that the first day of our Dog’s Day Out program is Tuesday, May 26th! This fun filled day will be available to wear out your K9 companion on every Tuesday and Friday. A tired dog is a happy dog!
Take advantage of the opportunity to treat your dog to a bath, massage or a little extra training while they are visiting Paws at Play!
Call 812-948-5355 or 812-292-6864 for more information.
Dog Days at the Drive In 2009!
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Saturday, May 30th – Festivities Start at 5:00pm
Main Feature : Pixar Movie UP!
Bring your dog to the Georgetown Drive-In! Special proceeds benefit the NAFC Animal Shelter!
Inflatable fun for the kids will be provided; accompanied by special events, booths, and good times for the hounds and their people!
The NAFC Animal Shelter will have Noah’s Ark Rescue Pets (Stuff Your Own Rescue Pets) available for adoption with a donation.   The Wags and Whiskers Wagon and other area rescues will be on site with adoptable pets.  Samples of our vendors include an Ask a Vet Table provided by Ridgeview Animal Clinic, agility demonstrations and behavior consultation information by ChiChi Cornett from Bark Park, Invisible Fencing, Pet Massage by Paws at Play, Chance’s Spot, and special dog concessions, door prizes, and giveaways.
Admission Fees: Adults (12 & Up) $8
Children (5-11) $4 Children 4 & Under Free
Dogs (Vaccinated & Leashed) $2
More info available at Georgetown Drive In
Affordable Dog Training Classes
Classes starting June, 2009 – sign-up now!
One of the top reasons families relinquish their dogs to a shelter is due to behavior issues. The New Albany Floyd County Animal Control and Shelter recognizes this and is now offering affordable dog training classes to the public. This 7 week course includes basic obedience, beginning agility and one evening without your pet for a Pet First Aid Class  taught by Sara Beavin, a certified Pet First Aid Trainer with the American Red Cross. Classes will be held on Sunday evening for 7 weeks from 6:00pm to 7:00pm. The classes are $55.00 for the general public, BUT! If you have adopted your pet from the NAFC Animal Control and Shelter the cost for classes is only $20.00!
NEW! Advanced Classes also available for those that have been to our basic class. Call for more information.
Stop by the shelter and register for class or for more information call 948-5355.
If you have a specific animal behavior problem and need assistance please contact us at Pet Pointers Helpline at nafcpetpointers@yahoo.com Maybe we can help you and your pet get along better.