Happy Tails: Precious

Precious is a shy and independent dog. She likes to stay close to you and will follow you everywhere, but she isn't one to enjoy having to cuddle. She likes to sit with you on the couch, but she will stay to the opposite end instead of sleeping next to you. At night she will want to sleep with you on the bed, but will stick to her own corner instead of snuggling close. She is happier being an independent companion than a cuddly lap dog. She doesn't mind being held if you want to pick her up just don't expect her to come begging for attention.

Precious lived with other dogs, cats and guinea pigs in her foster home and was very playful with the other animals. She is housebroken and crate trained and enjoys playing with stuffed toys, squeaky toys, and rope toys. As with most little dogs you can expect some barking but she will make a nice companion for a calmer household.

Reporting Animal Cruelty:
To report a case of animal cruelty, please call the cruelty hotline: (419) 891-9777 or email to: cruelty@ToledoAreaHumaneSociety.org

Animal Cop Adventures:
If you haven't had a chance pick up a copy of Animal Cop Adventures you can purchase an autographed copy and meet the writer, Officer Nancy Schilb at a special appearance that she is making at New Yorker Kid on Saturday April 30th. Animal Cop Adventures: Forrest the Hero", is a story based on an animal cruelty case about an abandoned Rottweiler, who went from an emaciated forgotten victim that could barely walk, to a beloved family pet and later, a hero after he rescues the son of his new owner.

Saturday April 30th
1 pm - 3 pm
New Yorker Kid
4919 Dorr
Toledo, OH 43615

You can also meet Officer Schilb at the Bark in the Park on May 15th. You'll have a chance to check out the cruelty vehicle that they officers use to rescue the animals and see some of the tools of the trade that help keep both the animals and the rescuers safe.

Bark in the Park:
There are lots of other activities happening during the walk. You can run your dog through the Underdog Obstacle Course or test its skill in Bobbin for Tennis Balls. There are pet contests for the sloppiest kisser, the most unusual smile, the best catch of the season, the pet that looks most like its owner, and the face only a mother could love. The winners of the pet contests have a chance to win some nice prizes baskets courtesy of out walk sponsors.

There are only 3 weeks left to collect your pledges and encourage your friends and family to come and join in the fun. You can get more information or download a registration form from out website at www.toledoareahumanesociety.org.

Bark in the Park
At the Toledo Area Humane Society in Maumee
Sunday May 15, 2011
9 am - 2 pm
Rain or Shine!