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Carolina Canines Tales & Tails Christmas 2009 Newsletter
Read all about it.... Carolina Canines Tales and Tails Christmas 2009 Newsletter http://issuu.com/carolinacanines/docs/
Tagged: veterans, volunteering, dogs, service, Carolina
Started Dec. 16, 2009
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Sorry Annie at the Azalea Festival Parade!
Wilmington Twestival at The River Room
March 25, 2010 from 5:30pm to 10pm
The StarNews' Shannan Bowen described it in her blog, Talk and Squawk.
It's a charity event held by Twitter users around the world. This year's Twestival benefits Concern Worldwide, which has programs to fight poverty and create education opportunit…
Walk for Those Who Can't at Hugh MacRae Park Shelters 5&6
March 27, 2010 from 9am to 12pm
4th Annual Walk for Those Who Can't - Taking Strides for Independence
Hugh MacRae Park, March 27, 2010
Visit www.walkforthosewhocant.org
Come on out and meet the Army Wives!
Sponsorships available
Form a Team or Walk as an Individual
Dog friend…
So, the end of the year has come and gone and it seems like all is quite. What is your local non-profit doing?
If they are like us at Carolina Canines, we are feverishly working on our end of year/beginning of year tasks. What does that mean? We ar…
Posted on behalf of Rick Hairston, Carolina Canines.
People ask me when I knew I was going to pursue training service dogs as a career. There are actually two answers to that question. The first answer is that when I was learning advanced training…
Read all about it.... Carolina Canines Tales and Tails Christmas 2009 Newsletter
http://issuu.com/carolinacanines/docs/christmas_2009?mode=a_p
Walk for Those Who Can't at Hugh MacRae Park Shelters 5&6
March 27, 2010 from 9am to 12pm
4th Annual Walk for Those Who Can't - Taking Strides for Independence
Hugh MacRae Park, March 27, 2010
Visit www.walkforthosewhocant.org
Sponsorships available
Form a Team or Walk as an Individual
Dog friendly event
Volunteer Opportunities Avail…
Annie - All the info states to find volunteer opportunities a person must go through www.disney.com Can you chekc on that. Carolina Canines is already approved and is a participating charity in the Give A Day. Get A Day. Great reward for volunteers!…
ChowdaFest @ Fat Tony's Italian Pub, Front St. Wilmington at Fat Tony's Italian Pub
November 7, 2009 from 12pm to 7pm
Hot clam chowder on a cool fall afternoon sounds like the ingredients for a popular festival in these parts. As a matter of fact, the Seventh Annual ChowdaFest serves up three kinds of clam chowder on Saturday, November 7, on the patio behind Fat To…
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Seems all quiet, but it's not
So, the end of the year has come and gone and it seems like all is quite. What is your local non-profit doing?
If they are like us at Carolina Canines, we are feverishly working on our end of year/beginning of year tasks. What does that mean? We are preparing our files for the 2010 calendar year, scheduling upcoming events, copying our financial records and preparing those for the auditor, closing the 2009 accounts, getting reading to have the taxes prepared and preparing our donor letters in c… Continue
If they are like us at Carolina Canines, we are feverishly working on our end of year/beginning of year tasks. What does that mean? We are preparing our files for the 2010 calendar year, scheduling upcoming events, copying our financial records and preparing those for the auditor, closing the 2009 accounts, getting reading to have the taxes prepared and preparing our donor letters in c… Continue
Posted on January 13, 2010 at 7:52am —
The Commitment
Posted on behalf of Rick Hairston, Carolina Canines.
People ask me when I knew I was going to pursue training service dogs as a career. There are actually two answers to that question. The first answer is that when I was learning advanced training with Kojak, a big black lab in St. Louis, I knew I would do this for a long time. I went to class one night and witnessed the meeting of a young boy and his new service dog Crocker. The delight, happiness, joy, and glow that came from that 10 year old… Continue
People ask me when I knew I was going to pursue training service dogs as a career. There are actually two answers to that question. The first answer is that when I was learning advanced training with Kojak, a big black lab in St. Louis, I knew I would do this for a long time. I went to class one night and witnessed the meeting of a young boy and his new service dog Crocker. The delight, happiness, joy, and glow that came from that 10 year old… Continue
Posted on December 16, 2009 at 6:50pm —
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