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Thursday, December 25, 2008

Holiday...


Wishing everyone a beautiful Christmas, Hanukkah, Festivis, Kwanza and hoping your 2009 is special.



Your Friends,


The Great Lakes Weim Family.

Monday, December 1, 2008

Mistletoe...Say It Ain't So!


No kissing your pooch under the mistletoe??!! Yes, its true mistletoe is poisonous to our furry friends, cats as well.


Also don't forget to put the poinsettia's out of sight for cats and dogs too!


One of our volunteers decided to put feathered bird ornaments in her live tree. She however did not think about how tempting this would be to her 3 hunting breeds, including a Weim. CRASH!!! The fake feathered birds proved to me much to tempting! So yes, live trees are fine with dogs, but you may want to omit the feathered ornaments! Hers have since been retired.


For a complete list of toxic plants please refer to: http://www.aspca.org/site/PageServer?pagename=pro_apcc_toxicplants#P


Your Friends at GLWR.

Brrrrrrrrr...It's Cold Outside!







It is that time of year! The wind and snow are here, or on it's way if you don't have any yet.






Remember just because you're 4 legged family member has a built in fur coat they get cold too. Of course they still have to go out and do their business in the yard or kennel run, but please limit their exposure to the frigid cold and elements. Also, shelter outside will make a more pleasant experience if they like to be in the cold or outside.






Watch for sharp ice too! It cannot be avoided with the snow, rain, their running through the yard, but watch for injured paw pads. If this does happen, clean the area and wrap it, seek medical advice if bleeding does not stop.






This time of year is for celebrating and enjoying time with family and friends. How about considering opening your door to a furry friend that needs somewhere to stay while they are waiting for their fur ever home? They may not be able to give you a gift, but they sure can brighten you holidays!






Happy Holidays,




Great Lakes Weim Rescue