LI-DOG April Meeting!
Thurs., April 18th, 7-9PM
Plainview Public Library, Plainview
Want to be a part of LI-DOG’s successful campaigns for more access to parks and beaches for Long Island dog owners and their pups? Want to help plan our big dog-friendly events like our Pack Walk at Old Westbury Gardens and our Surf’s Up Summer Pawty at Off-Key Tikki? Then join us for the LI-DOG April Meeting THIS Thurs!
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LI-DOG April Meeting
Thurs., April 18th, 7 – 9PM
Plainview-Old Bethpage Public Library
Plainview, NY (Google Map)
Spring is officially here and LI-DOG’s popular dog-friendly events are just getting going. We have our big LI-DOG Pack Walk at Old Westbury Gardens coming up soon plus we’re starting to plan our popular Surf’s Up Summer Pawty at Off-Key Tikki!
We’re also working on our goal of getting more access to Long Island’s beautiful parks and beaches for LI dog owners and their pups. We have news on FOUR dog park projects in parks around Long Island plus we’re planning a major new campaign to get more access to beaches.
Want to be a part of our successful campaigns and fun events? Join us for our April 2019 Meeting THIS Thurs. at the Plainview Library!
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We hope to see you Thurs. evening!
Helping Your Pet in an Emergency
LI-DOG April 2017 Meeting
Thurs., April 20th, 7-9PM
Plainview-Old Bethpage Library Plainview, NY
Do YOU know how to help your pet in an emergency? Tom Rinelli, founder of Paws N Claws 911, will provide a 45 minute lecture/demo on choking management (including a brief demo of CPR) at the LI-DOG April Meeting. For more information, go to Helping Your Pet in an Emergency LI-DOG April 2017 Meeting.
LI-DOG April 2017 Meeting: Helping Your Pet in an Emergency
Thurs., April 20th, 7-9PM
Plainview-Old Bethpage Public Library
999 Old Country Rd., Plainview, NY (Google Map)
Do YOU know how to help your pet in an emergency? Join LI-DOG for our April Meeting to find out how!
Tom Rinelli, founder of Paws N Claws 911 Inc. in Lake Grove, NY, will present an informative lecture Helping Your Pet in an Emergency complete with a hands-on demonstration of how to manage choking in conscious & unconscious pets at the LI-DOG April Meeting at the Plainview Library on Thurs. April 20th. The information Tom shares will include pro-active safety in the home/workplace to reduce choking potential, signs and symptoms of choking, how to effectively handle this emergency and dispelling rumors about ineffective techniques that are often seen on social media.
Paws N Claws 911 provides Pet CPR, First Aid, and Care Training to pet parents, pet care professionals and advocacy groups as well as Emergency Service Personnel in the NY Metro area. Tom is a seasoned 25+-year pre-hospital emergency medical care provider and educator with field experience in both NYC and on LI. He has taught over 400 students in Pet CPR, First Aid and Care Training over the past four years. Information will also be available on the full range of hands-on Pet CPR & First Aid training classes offered as well as fundraiser class opportunities for non-profit groups”
The LI-DOG April Meeting will run from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. From 7 until 7:30 p.m., LI-DOG organizers will talk about developments in its campaigns for more on-leash and off-leash access to Long Island parks and beaches as well as the latest on upcoming LI-DOG events like the LI-DOG Pack Walk at Old Westbury Gardens on April 22nd and LI-DOG’s Pints-n-Paws Luau on June 11th. Tom’s presentation will begin promptly at 7:30 p.m.
RSVP (All RSVP’s for this event must be done on the LI-DOG Meetup Group or by email)
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We hope to see you for Tom’s presentation Helping Your Pet in an Emergency LI-DOG April Meeting!
Please note: Only service animals are permitted in the Plainview-Old Bethpage Library.
LI-DOG April Meeting: LI-DOG is Warming Up for a Busy Spring!
Thurs., April 21st, 7-9 pm
Plainview-Old Bethpage Public Library, 999 Old Country Rd., Plainview (Google Map)
Join LI-DOG for our April Meeting to find out about our plans to make Long Island parks more dog-friendly!
Spring means getting outside and enjoying the outdoors with your faithful furry friend, but as you know, your options are severely limited here on Long Island. Tired of seeing those “No Dogs Allowed” signs? Find out how you can change that and hear about our recent successes, including more on-leash access to Nassau County parks! We’re making progress but we still need YOUR help to work on new initiatives and volunteer for our dog-friendly events, all with the mission of making Long Island a more dog friendly place!
At LI-DOG, our mission is to continue to expand dog owner access to public parkland. In addition to helping to create dog parks, LI-DOG also strives for more ON-LEASH access to public trails and parks as well as off-leash access to Long Island’s many miles of public beaches.
Please join us on April 21st and find out how you can help to make it happen!
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