Lots of birthdays this month. Let's get to it!
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May 2
Lexi
10 Years Old
Simon!
7 Years Old
Suzette
7 Years Old
Annie
7 Years Old
Dean
8 Years Old
Check out our Facebook page for updates.
Pet Day is created, organized and staffed by students in the Carlson College of Veterinary Medicine at Oregon State University. This is their way of giving back to the community and continuing a legacy of public service at the college.
So come on down to Magruder Hall on the Oregon State campus on the first Saturday in May, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Pet Day is free and open to the public. A few activities like the Fun Run and Dog Wash have small fees (cash only). Free parking is available at the west end of Reser Stadium.
Pets are welcome to attend Pet Day. However, pets need to be attended, leashed or contained with the owner at all times. Pets unfortunately cannot come into university buildings including Magruder Hall. Please plan accordingly when you are planning your visit to Pet Day. For more details, you can check out the university's animal policy.
Early Registration Fee (free t-shirt included): $20
Day of Race Registration Fee: $25 (cash only)
Check-in: 7 to 9 a.m. (at the corner of SW 30th Street and SW Washington Way)
Fun run start time: 9 a.m.
Please fill out this waiver of liability and bring it with you to the fun run.
Prizes will be awarded to top finishers, and post-run/walk snacks & water will be provided! Costumes are encouraged at this event. Invite your friends and family and come enjoy a jog or walk with your pet through the beautiful Oregon State University campus.
Does your cat have the Best Personality? Are they the cutest or most mischievous? Or do you have a creative photo of your cat? Upload one photo per entry. All photos will be displayed at Pet Day. Winners will be featured on the CCVM Instagram. Submit your photo here!
Registration fee: $3 for individual entry, $5 for a team of 2 or more
Register here to participate!
Check-in: 10 a.m. to Noon
Contest and judging: 12:30 to 2 p.m.
Award announcement: 2 p.m.
Well, this being Oregon and all....
From the Whole Dog Journal:
Recreational marijuana has become legalized in 21 states and medical marijuana can be prescribed in 37 states. As marijuana becomes more widely available, people are looking for ways to partake of this drug without having to smoke it. This has created a market for marijuana "edibles,” also known as cannabis edibles.
Cannabis edibles are products that contain the psychoactive component of marijuana called delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). A variety of products are available as cannabis edibles, including gummies and other candies, mints, chocolates and chocolate bars, beverages, potato chips, and baked goods such as brownies and cookies. Unfortunately, many of these sweet or savory options are also attractive to our dogs. While we may have more self-control regarding how many edibles we consume at one time, dogs are more likely to ingest an entire package of any edibles they can reach because they taste delicious.
Continue reading here:
The U.S Food and Drug Administration has issued two Warning Letters in recent weeks. These are not recalls.
The FDA sent a Warning Letter to Primal Pet Foods, Inc. of Fairfield, California, due to serious safety violations which led to the food being adulterated.
The company produces multiple dog food and dog treat products.
For details, please visit this link:
FDA Issues Warning Letter to Primal Pet FoodsA Warning Letter has also been issued to Arrow Reliance Inc. of Tukwila, Washington, after Salmonella was found in unopened samples of Natural Selections Antibiotic & Grain-Free Chicken Recipe for Cats and Natural Selections Antibiotic & Grain-Free Turkey Recipe for Cats.
Arrow Reliance has also been warned about the use of peroxyacetic acid (PAA) in its pet food formulas. The FDA deems PAA to be an “unapproved/unsafe animal food additive”, however, Arrow Reliance says it uses the additive as a pathogen mitigation method to reduce the risk of E. coli and Salmonella in its raw pet food formulations.
For more information, please visit this link:
When: April 16th, Sunday, @ 11:00 AM
Where: Alton Baker Park 100 Day Island Rd, Eugene, OR Remembering Mary Lou
Six
years ago in April, Mary Lou Finigan, greyhound advocate, adoption
placement volunteer, newsletter editor, and remarkable human and friend,
passed away. Mary Lou placed many of the greyhounds of our WVGL
readers, and some are still with their families today! Let's meet at
Alton Baker Park and stop by Mary Lou's Bench for a little remembrance
time before we begin our walk. We will gather at the Plaza area between
the rock garden and the restrooms, on the west side of the park.
*Earlier time this month only: 11 AM
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