The 2013 Mardi Gras Bow Wow Ball is only 5 day's away.  (Saturday March 2, 2013). 


This years ball will be held at the same place as last year, the Lions Club in Eagle River (2 Eagle River Rd, Eagle River AK).

Time is running out, If you have always wanted to volunteer, now is the time!

There are still a number of volunteer spots to fill; below is a list of those spots along with how many open spots for each: 


Friday, March 1st       # Still Needed
Set Up                                  2
Decorations                           3
Stage Set up and Decorate     2

Saturday, March 2nd     #Still Needed
Dishwasher - 1st shift                 1
Buffet Line Workers and Servers  3
Coat Checkers - 2nd shift            2
Dishwasher - 1st shift                  2
Dishwasher - 3rd Shift                  2
Silent Auction Table Assistant      4
Clean-up                                     6

Please click the button below for additional information on times, description of  duties and to sign up. If you have questions or need additional information please feel free to email:  adprvolunteers@gmail.com

Thank you,

Kathy Chapman
Volunteer Coordinator

Note: VolunteerSpot does not share your email address with anyone. If you prefer not to use your email address, please contact me atADPRvolunteers@gmail.com and I can sign you up manually.

 

Come Join Us
Alyeska Canine Trainers Annual Fur Rondy Mutt Show
Sunday, February 24, 2013

Noon to 4pm
549 W International Airport Road

Alaska Dog and Puppy Rescue will be there with some dogs who are available for adoption.

For more information, please visit Alyseka Canine Trainer's website

Holly is a very smart dog.  She likes to be busy.  She would like a job:  herding cattle, or riding fence, or exploring new terrain. She would be happiest with a single person to bond to and be with most of the time, although she seems to like people in general.  Older kids should be fine, but not young ones that do not understand her need to herd.  She is kennel and house trained, but this might need reinforcing in a new situation.  She will whine in the kennel if she still needs more attention or exercise.

Holly likes to ride in the car, does not chew inappropriately, and is generally very agreeable if you are willing to give her attention.  She would not do well being kenneled for long periods, or being left alone often.  She would really just like to be a constant companion to someone who has an active life.

Holly is doing very well skijoring.  She is a good puller, and enjoys racing along the trails.  She still wants to greet people and dogs along the way, but is learning to go 'on by.'  She likes to chase, so somethings that is a motivating force.  Her strength is her endurance, not her speed.  I usually take her out with one of my other dogs.  She gets tangled much less that when we began 3 weeks ago.

If you're interested in Holly, Contact Pixie at (907)346-3329