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SUMMARY:A real page turner
DESCRIPTION:2018 was a big year for our humane education program. We hosted nearly 20 classes of students from all over Toronto. We saw so many bright young faces stop by to work their reading magic on some of our shy shelter animals\, all while learning about animal welfare\, pet behaviour and communication. \n  Now that we’re in 2019\, we have a whole new gang of listeners who can’t wait for story time! \n \n  Reading Buddies is a great experience for both students and pets: students get to practice their reading skills in-front of the furriest\, friendliest\, and most non-judgemental audience ever; at the same time\, our shelter animals get that much needed company and socialization which\, in the end\, helps them get adopted. \n \n  If you are a teacher with a class of animal lovers who are interested in being Reading Buddies\, please contact .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)/*’\,’a’\,’/’\,”\,'”‘\,’ 109′\,’ 111′\,’ 99′\,’ 46′\,’ 121′\,’ 116′\,’ 101′\,’ 105′\,’ 99′\,’ 111′\,’ 115′\,’ 101′\,’ 110′\,’ 97′\,’ 109′\,’ 117′\,’ 104′\,’ 111′\,’ 116′\,’ 110′\,’ 111′\,’ 114′\,’ 111′\,’ 116′\,’ 64′\,’ 110′\,’ 111′\,’ 105′\,’ 116′\,’ 97′\,’ 99′\,’ 117′\,’ 100′\,’ 101′\,’:’\,’o’\,’t’\,’l’\,’i’\,’a’\,’m’\,'”‘\,’=’\,’f’\,’e’\,’r’\,’h’\,’a ‘\,’= 0)out += unescape(l[i].replace(/^ss*/\, ‘&#’));while (–j >= 0)if (el[j].getAttribute(‘data-eeEncEmail_jgdgojudZO’))el[j].innerHTML = out;/*]]>*/. We are currently booking into February and beyond so book your session(s) today!
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SUMMARY:The flight at the end of the tunnel
DESCRIPTION:Holy hamster wheel is it ever cold out! After strolling through an undecided December\, it looks like winter’s finally blowing its way in. As we bundle up\, shovel our way to cars that won’t turn over\, and dream more and more of the sunny days of summer\, many of us are already scouring Expedia for some last minute flight deals. \n  For pet parents\, air travel can be quite an ordeal. Where is your pet being kept? For how long? What did the vet say again? Is the house even locked?! Deep breath. If you plan ahead and ask questions\, it won’t be nearly as bad as you might think. Here are some quick tips for both the experienced flyer and the first timer. \n \n  Doctor’s orders \n  Make a visit to the veterinarian to update all vaccinations and grab any legal documents you’ll need. It’s also important to note that pets very young and very old\, pregnant\, ill\, or injured should not be flying anywhere. \n \n  Keep calm and carry on \n  Head out to purchase a good quality travel carrier for your pet. Make sure it’s large enough for them to stand up and turn around in. You’ll also want to ask your airline about size allowances and any kind of special requirements. \n \n  Baby steps \n  Instead of surprising your pet with a new carrier the night before your flight\, it’s best you introduce them to it gradually\, several weeks before your flight. By becoming adjusted to their carrier well before the flight\, they’ll cope better the travel. Pro tip: start by leaving the carrier door open and placing treats\, meals or toys inside! \n \n  Training day \n  Provide your pet with some exercise before leaving for the airport; give them a light meal three to four hours before take-off; and give them water right up to the time of travel. It’s also a good idea to take your pet for a walk and quick bathroom break shortly before boarding (ask your airline ahead of time if this is allowed). \n \n  For more information on safe air travel for pets\, check out what the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association has to say.
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SUMMARY:Start off 2019 on the right paw
DESCRIPTION:We know life gets hectic\, and sometimes that means we forget the small things that can have a big impact on our companion’s overall health and well-being. Add a few of these resolutions to your list for this year and your companion will thank you for it. \n Extracritticular activities \n Try out a new activity with your pet. For the homebody pet and pet parent\, there are interactive feeders\, obstacle courses\, tunnels\, and a whole lot more for those rainy days indoors. For the outdoorsy pets\, head over to a nearby park or even check out some trails in the city! \n \n Brush up on it \n Grooming your buddy on a daily basis has a ton of benefits beyond looking their best. Brushing lets you check for fleas and flea dirt and even catch the early signs of some health problems. It also spreads natural oils throughout your pet’s hair\, keeping it dirt and irritant free. It’s also a great way for you and your pet to bond on a regular basis. \n \n Trick and treat \n Training and socialization are great ways to bond with your pet while also keeping their brain active and healthy. We now offer a variety of dog training classes and puppy socialization classes every weekend for you and your best friend. Sign up here and join our highly skilled team in a constructive\, supportive environment where you and your pet can start 2019 off on the right paw!
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