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Save a Dog Adopt-ables Ready for New Homes After Doggy Makeovers
Seven pups were treated to spa day by Canine Company's Mobile Spa; all are available for adoption now
Sudbury, June 9, 2017 -- Seven of Save a Dog’s adoption candidates were treated to “doggy makeovers” yesterday to get them ready to meet prospective adopters. At-home pet services provider Canine Company brought its mobile pet spa to the Save a Dog shelter here and its professional groomers spent the day shampooing and trimming the pups.
“We’re so appreciative for the professional grooming to help our rescued dogs find homes, said Save a Dog director Shirley Moore. “Much thanks to Canine Company for such labors of love.”
The dogs treated to makeover sessions were:
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- Rumble, a 1-year-old Scotty-Schnauzer mix (in photo);
- Aussie, a 4-year-old mini Australian shepherd (in photo);
- Nyla, a 6-year-old Husky mix (in photo);
- Duke, a 6-month-old Cairn terrier mix (in photo);
- Martini, an adult Chihuahua;
- Brayden, a 9-week-old Australian shepherd; and
- Dandelion, a 2-year-old yellow Lab mix.
All are available for adoption. For information on the adoptees or to apply to adopt, visit www.saveadog.org.
“All of us at Canine Company are pet lovers and we are deeply committed to helping shelters like Save a Dog find forever homes for the dogs in their care,” said Jennifer Hill, President and CEO of Canine Company. “When dogs are freshly groomed, they look and feel great -- and that makes more ‘love at first sight’ moments with potential adopters.”
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This is Canine Company’s second spa day for a Sudbury shelters in the past month. On May 22, the Mobile Pet Spa spent the day at Buddy Dog Humane Society, doing doggy makeovers there.
About Canine Company: Canine Company provides at-home services that help people keep their dogs and cats healthy, safe and happy. Offerings include Invisible Fence® brand pet containment systems, Manners dog obedience training and mobile pet grooming. The company introduced its mobile grooming service to pet parents in Middlesex and Norfolk Counties in January of this year. For information visit www.caninecompany.com or call 800-818-3647.
About Save a Dog: Save A Dog is a non-profit humane society focused on rescuing and rehoming abandoned dogs. Founded in 1999, Save a Dog has found forever homes for more than 6,000 since ita inception. Today, Save A Dog has a shelter at 604 Boston Post Road in Sudbury and a team of more than 100 volunteers.
