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Wish List

Volunteers -We need folks to run our social media outlets and visit with foster pups
Playground Equipment -used in all levels of confidence course
Ladders -used to teach dogs' foot awareness
Bales of Hay -used in confidence course (old is fine)
Dog Toys -sturdy! (Jolly balls are a favorite)
Dog Food -we feed Natural Balance and NutriSource
Treats -we go through LOTS of cheese, hot dogs, natural balance rolls and ham
Truck and Cistern -Old and sturdy is great! (we'd save organization hundreds of dollars if we hauled our own water)

Board of Directors

Patrick Goddard, DVM
Margaret Shepherd
Linda Sue Palmer
Lorrie Thrasher
Traci Fletcher

Mission Statement

pranaDOGS Behavior and Rehabilitation Center is a nonprofit corporation founded December 2017 with the purpose of improving the quality of life for dogs by promoting, training and adopting shelter and rescue dogs as service and companion animals.

Services include providing support to humane societies, shelters and rescues, training and rehabilitation for homeless and newly adopted dogs, and empowering individuals through training and education.

LPCHS Adopt-a-thon (No Classes)

This entry was posted in Classes on June 3, 2017 by admin

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La Plata County Humane Society
1111 S. Camino del Rio - Durango
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37.232964 -107.867638

Date/Time
Date(s) - 06/03/2017
12:00 am

Location
La Plata County Humane Society

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Classes

No Classes – LPCHS Adopt a thon

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Certified Trainer

Marcy Eckhardt, Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA) and AKC CGC Evaluator is the woman behind pranaDOGS
Having worked with dogs for more than 20 years, Marcy's expertise has been sought out by government agencies, local organizations and private citizens to assess, evaluate, train and rehabilitate dogs in our region. more...