PO Box 1666
Prescott, AZ 86302
1-800-364-9454
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"The Lucky Club Rescue Group"
P.O. Box 1666
Prescott, AZ 86302
For a receipt please contact luckyclubrescue@aol.com
DANY DAWGS ANNOUNCE DETAILS FOR 2010 SPAY/NEUTER WALK - 50% OF THE PROCEEDS WIL GO TO THE LUCKY CLUB!
Early registration form, fee and info for DandyDawgs Spay/Neuter Dog Walk June 5, 2010 held at Streets of New York shopping plaza in Prescott. Your "slurpy bowl gift" will be reserved for you once payment is recieved.Registration entitles you to a Dandy Dawgs T-shirt, bottled water, participation in auctions, gift drawings, vendors, yummy Streets of New York pizza and drink PLUS the fun walk to the Courthouse.
Registration fee is $20. All proceeds go to UAF and Lucky Club spay/neuter funds. Come Join The Fun! Sponsored by DandyDawgs, Prescott Dog and Streets of New York. Sign up now at www.dandydawgs.com!
SPECIAL THANKS TO MILE HI ANIMAL HOSPITAL
As always, we wish to thank Mile Hi Animal Hospital and Dr. Brice Smith for all they have done for us over the years. We could not do what we do without their help.
Dr. Brice Smith has been the owner of Mile Hi Animal Hospital since 1997. He embarked on the challenge of a practicing veterinarian and business owner because he felt that he could fulfill his goal of a quality small animal/exotics veterinary hospital more quickly if he didn’t have to work for someone else. He is a 1996 graduate of the Colorado State College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.He is also a graduate of the Colorado State Veterinary Acupuncture Program.
Prior to Dr. Smith becoming the veterinary/owner of Mile Hi Animal Hospital, the hospital had long been a place for the public to bring any and all injured wildlife and strays for care. Dr. Smith continued on with that tradition, which the staff of Mile Hi Animal Hospital has enthusiastically participated in.
Dr. Smith enjoys all medicine; his patients include cats, dogs, birds, turtles, lizards…the list goes on. He particularly enjoys orthopedic medicine, so if anything breaks, just bring it on over to him!
Mile Hi Animal Hospital has moved to a new larger location and is now once again accepting new patients. Mile Hi is located at 334 White Spar Road , Prescott, Arizona 86303. P 928.445.4581 | F 928.776.1623 | Emergency 928.445.4581
HORSEBACK RIDING LESSONS AND HORSE TRAINING:
The Lucky Club has been resucing horses since 2002 whenever we can help, focusing mainly on PMU mares and their foals. Prescott is an active horse community of horse lovers. With this in mind, we realize that many of you in the Prescott area are fascinated with our horse-oriented area and may even want to try it first hand yourself. A new trainer/instructor by the name of Jennifer Lewallen has recently moved to our area, and we can personally recommend her services having used them already ourselves.From their website:
"Legacy Farms is dedicated to the horse and rider. Qualified, dedicated, quality training and instruction to suit both horse and rider. We strive to create a lasting bond between horse and rider for many years of success. From Class "A" show horses to the happy trail horse, Legacy Farms is the equation you need for success! We train and instruct in the following disciplines; Western, Hunt Seat, Saddle Seat and Driving. Equitation and pleasure is also instructed. All horses are accepted, problem horses are no problem. Beginners to advanced amatures are instructed. If you have a child or loved one who always wanted to learn to ride, we offer gift certificates and specials. Legacy Farms is brutally honest when it comes to your horses' potential and whether your horse is suited for what you are wanting of them. It is our contention to never steer any owner into believing that their horse can become a champion halter horse when in fact that horses conformation will never allow it to be a contender in the halter ring. Every horse has a special talent that it is suited for, it takes a good trainer to bring out that natural talent and not try to force something onto a horse that will never be suited."
You can find out more about Legacy Farms Arizona and owner Jennifer Lewallen by going to on www.legacyfarmsaz.com
8th ANNUAL ARIZONA EQUIFEST
The 8th Annual Arizona EquiFest sponsored by Olsen's Grain will be held June 12th, 2010 at the Rodeo Grounds in Prescott and The Lucky Club will be participating once again. Stay tuned for more details of the event.ADOPTIONS:
Lucky Club adoptions are currently being handled directly by the individual dog's foster parent(s.) Please conatct them directly at the phone number listed on the dog's biography.NEED DOG TRAINING? WE RECOMMEND DANDY DAWGS!
Dog trainer Andy Lloyd of Dandy Dawgs offers positive reward based dog training techniques, dog obedience classes, special canine events, spay and neuter education and information, innovative problem dog behavior solutions, private and group dog training classes, along with lots of fun things to do for people and their canine companions in the beautiful Prescott, Arizona area. Call or email Andy today for more information and to arrange your free consultation! Call Andy Lloyd (928) 778-2033 www.dandydawgs.comWHO WE ARE:
We are a group of volunteers who rescue, foster, provide medical care if needed and do off-site adoptions for dogs, cats and horses. Donations are always needed and very appreciated and can be sent to:The Lucky Club
PO Box 1666
Prescott, AZ 86302
1-800-364-9454
luckyclubrescue@aol.com
ADOPTING A FRIEND:
Lucky Club's adoption fees vary according to size, breed and the medical expenses incurred with each animal but will range from $75 to $400. Each animal will be spayed or neutered, and will have received all appropriate vaccinations to date.
MAKING THE COMMITMENT:
These rescued pets are the truest friends and companions you'll ever know. If you give them unconditional love, they will give it back ten fold. But it takes more than love. Having a pet in your life takes time, patience, dedication and money. Consider this carefully before you decide to adopt. When selecting a family pet, look ahead.- Do you have enough time to commit to your pet?
- Are you willing to commit to take the pet with you should you move in the future -either in or out of state??
- Do you plan on having children and still let the your new pet share your life and home?
- Do you plan on moving away from home, going to college?
- What are the ages of your children still living at home, are they too young to understand to be gentle with a dog or cat?
- What temperament in pet's breed would fit your family and lifestyle?
- Are all members of the family in agreement with this decision to bring a pet into your lives?
- How will the pet fit into your family routine?
- Any allergies in the family, or with friends, or anyone who would visit that you need to consider?
- Are you willing to make the financial commitment to this pet's health beyond the normal yearly check-ups and shots?
- Do you realize a dog or cat can live up to 16 years of age, and sometimes longer, depending on the breed?
- Are you prepared to deal with issues that require training and patience such as chewing, digging, barking, housebreaking or any other behavioral issue? This is the biggest consideration. Great pets aren't born, they are made by YOUR love and patience!
SURRENDERING A PET:
Since our rescued pets are in foster homes, not a shelter, we have a very limited capacity for intake. The majority of our animals come from Prescott and Chino Valley Animal Control, many from their euthanasia list. Too often, animals are surrendered for reasons that could be clearly addressed with proper training, effort and patience. They CAN be taken with the family when they move if the family had really made that important commitment. Too many fail to remember that a commitment was made upon adoption. How you nurture, protect and value that life you once saved is a measure of your character. How you honor that commitment is a reflection of your heart and you as a person. We encourage you to make every effort to keep that pet in your family. You are their home and all they know and love. You owe them this much at the very least.CONTACT US:
The Lucky Clubc/o Cherie Mackenzie, President
PO Box 1666
Prescott, AZ 86302
Phone: 1-800-364-9454
Email: LuckyClubRescue@aol.com
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