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Keeping Your Pet Safe from Heat StrokeThe Coachella Valley heat can be intense, but with a few precautions, you can keep your dog safe and comfortable: Stay Hydrated: Always provide plenty of fresh water. Limit Exercise: Walk your dog during early morning or late evening hours. Shade and Rest: Ensure your dog has access to shady areas and avoid prolonged exposure to the sun. Cool Spaces: Use fans, air conditioning, or cooling mats to help regulate your dog's temperature. Watch for Symptoms: Signs of heat stroke include excessive panting, drooling, lethargy, and vomiting. If you notice these, move your dog to a cool place and contact your vet immediately.
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Community Access Programs with Esperanza's SanctuaryWe are proud to partner with Esperanza's Sanctuary to support our local community. Esperanza's Sanctuary is dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating abandoned and abused farm animals, providing them with a safe and loving environment. They rely heavily on the generosity of volunteers and donors to continue their vital work ranging from training and behavior support to community garden education projects to promote self sufficiency in any size space and the honor system farm stand's tiny pantry. Volunteers Needed: Esperanza's Sanctuary needs helping hands for daily care, socialization, and event support. If you love animals and have some time to spare, consider joining their team. Donations: Financial contributions, livestock food, toys, and supplies are always appreciated. Your donations help ensure the animals receive the best care possible. Spread the Word: Share information about Esperanzas Sanctuary with your friends and family. The more people know about their work, the more support they can garner.
Visit Esperanza's Sanctuary to learn more about how you can help.
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Wag Wellies Mojave Dog BootsIntroducing Wag Wellies Mojave, the perfect solution to protect your dog’s paws from the scorching summer pavement! These boots are designed to keep your dog's feet cool and safe from hot surfaces, sharp objects, and rough terrain. Made with durable, breathable materials, Wag Wellies provide comfort and protection, ensuring your pet can enjoy their outdoor adventures without the risk of burns or injuries. Available in various sizes and colors, Wag Wellies are a summer essential for your furry friend. Click here to visit the Wag Wellies website and check them out for yourself. They are a game changer here in the desert especially for those who quickly get fungal infections on their paws from wearing foot protection. WagWellies® Mojave – wagwear
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Snake Avoidance Classes in Big BearJoin us in July for our evidence-based snake avoidance classes in Big Bear. These classes are designed to teach dogs how to recognize and avoid dangerous snakes through positive reinforcement techniques. Led by expert trainers, the program ensures your dog learns essential skills in a safe and controlled environment. Protect your pet from potential snake encounters and enjoy peace of mind on your summer hikes. Class Starts July 6th 2024 and repeats weekly for 4 sessions 7/13, 7/20, 7/27) at 9am in Big Bear
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