Hi Everyone,

Rachel, Farrell, Sarah and I will be dancing at a couple of events this month. Please come and check us out:

April 12 – Phoenix Pride
2:30 pm Main Stage (Pop)
5:00 pm Lakeside Stage (Dance with Naia World Tribal Fusion)
Steele Indian School Park
300 E Indian School Rd
Phoenix, AZ 85012
www. phoenixpride. org

April 13 – Phoenix Pride
5:00 pm Lakeside Stage (Dance with Naia World Tribal Fusion)
Steele Indian School Park
300 E Indian School Rd
Phoenix... read more

Valentine's Day is near and love is in the air -- but so is potential danger for pets.
Many pet owners don't realize the perils of traditional Valentine's Day gifts for their canine and feline best friends, so the pet care experts at Purrfect Pawsitting advise avoiding the following holiday hazards:

Chocolate - As delicious as it is to humans, chocolate can be toxic to dogs because it contains theobromine and caffeine, stimulants which can be hazardous — and even fatal — to pets. Accord... read more

Best Wishes for a Happy New Year filled with Peace, Joy, Love and Prosperity!

Rachel
Purrfect Pawsitting
Dogs * Cats * Birds * Fish
Phoenix * Paradise Valley * Scottsdale * Glendale
purrfectpawsitting.com
602.264.2121

Wishing You Much Joy and Peace this Holiday Season and Joy for the New Year

Whether you are celebrating Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Yule, all of the above, some of the above, or none of the above, we wish you only the very best for this season and the coming new year. We thank your for allowing us to take care of your homes, your plants and your precious pets. Your fur-babies have been a joy! Please enjoy this holiday message from our hearts to yours! www.youtube.com/watch read more

You can help keep pets safe during the holiday season by following the tips below.

* Many holiday plants can lead to health problems in dogs and cats. Among the plants to keep out of reach are holly, mistletoe, poinsettias and lilies.

* Snow globes often contain antifreeze, which is poisonous to pets.

* Pine needles, when ingested, can puncture holes in a pet's intestine. So keep pet areas clear of pine needles.

* The extra cords and plugs of holiday lights and other fixtures c... read more