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- Greenville, OH
Pet Sitting and Boarding in Greenville
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I am a registered veterinary technician (a registered nurse for animals) and have been working with dogs for over 10 years. Caring for animals is my passion!
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I love animals especially dogs !! i have two dogs of my own an Australian Shepherd, and a Boston terrier. I have a cat (idk what breed) he’s an orange cat, but i love them all to death and will treat your pets like my own !!!
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Dog Boarding in Greenville
The Darke County Humane Society is a charitable animal welfare organization dedicated to advocating for animal welfare and caring for the sick, injured, and neglected animals. As a private nonprofit, they receive no government or other external funding and exist through the generous support of community donors.
The organization was founded in 1953 to enforce laws for the prevention of cruelty and to instil humane treatment, especially to children and animals. Today, their efforts are focused on strengthening the local community by investigating animal neglect and abuse, rehabilitating animals in need, and placing pets into loving, responsible homes. The shelter operates an adoption center, lost and found pet reporting, vaccination clinics, spay/neuter clinics, and a field response program.
They work with pet owners in every case to convey an understanding of best practices for humane animal treatment and how to make improvements in their home. In order to focus their limited resources on the neediest animals, the humane society only accepts sick or injured strays or animals rescued from abuse and neglect. Unwanted or owner-surrendered pets are referred to another great local animal organization, the Darke County Animal Shelter.
The Darke County Animal Shelter, a county-operated organization, strives to ensure the welfare and safety of animals and people through community outreach and professional law enforcement. Their efforts to provide humane dog control and care while enriching the local community are inclusive of reuniting lost pets with their owners, animal licensing, providing comfortable shelter and care, educating the public on topics related to companion animals, picking up surrendered animals, enforcing animal code, and humanely impounding stray animals to give them a new beginning in a happy, healthy home!
The compassionate efforts of the Darke County Animal Shelter are supported by volunteers and Darke County Friends of the Shelter, a nonprofit organization established to help with the needs of the shelter and give every 4-legged citizen another chance!
Upcoming Dog Friendly Events Greenville
5K Walk/Run for Scentral Park
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48This annual event organized by the Darke County Friends of the Shelter gets your paws moving to support Greenville's only dog park, Scentral Park! Your furry friends are encouraged to join you in the race, but you don't have to be a dog owner to participate. Registration fees vary from $5 to $20 and all proceeds benefit the maintenance, upkeep, and improvement of Scentral Park. The race kicks off at 9 a.m. on the Darke County Fairgrounds, but be sure to show up early to register and enjoy the Best Dressed Dog Competition and free Kid's Fun Run. Medals will be awarded to runners as well as the top 3 best-dressed dogs! Get moving with your four-legged friend and the whole family for a day of tail-waggin' fun!
Dave's Diggity Dog Festival
36AdmissionMonthDurationDave's Diggity Dog Festival
36In honor of Greenville's beloved daughter Annie Oakley, and her trusty pooch Dave, the Garst Museum hosts an annual celebration of all things dog on their lawn every October! The museum is home to the Annie Oakley Center and this event keeps the memory of her dog Dave and his loyalty alive. The famous female markswoman performed tricks with her dog, including shooting an apple off of his head! You are encouraged to attend with your furry companions in tow for an exciting day including a 1-mile dog walk through Greenville City Park, a dog parade, Police K-9 demonstrations, flyball and disc demos, doggie contests, a Weiner dog race, children's games, food vendors, microchipping, and much more! Local vets, groomers, and rescues will be present, too! The event is free to the public and there is a one time, $10 fee per dog to participate in the walk and games. All proceeds benefit the lifesaving work of the Darke County Animal Shelter and Humane Society.
Pet Pictures with Santa Claus
24AdmissionMonthDurationPet Pictures with Santa Claus
24Every winter, the Darke County Friends of the Animal Shelter host photo sessions with Santa at the Greenville Wal-Mart in the Garden Center. The whole family is invited to get their picture taken with Santa- not just your furry friends! In the spirit of the holiday season, we want to see every pup here, whether they have been naughty or nice! Photos are just $4 and all proceeds directly help the dogs and cats at the Darke County Shelter! Wal-mart will also be offering a holiday photo package for those who are interested. Be sure to use the Garden Center entrance and have your dog leashed!
Greenville Area Dog Club Barn Hunt
12AdmissionDurationGreenville Area Dog Club Barn Hunt
12The Greenville Area Dog Club is a nonprofit organization made up of dedicated dog owners. Throughout the year, the organization hosts several Barn Hunt events, a dog sport based on the traditional role of many breeds in ridding farms, homes, and barns of destructive vermin. The Barn Hunts are open to any and all breeds of dogs that wish to participate regardless of experience! Take your canine to one of these events at the Greenville Area Dog Club Training Center for a fun and exciting challenge! Rats used in the events are treated humanely with excellent care and are entirely safe in aerated tubes. Winning dogs received medallions and rosettes! Fees for the various classes vary from $12 to $30. The group also offers several types of training classes for dogs and their owners including agility, obedience, rally, conformation, and puppy classes. The Greenville Area Dog Club welcomes and accepts all individuals and dogs to participate and help support responsible dog ownership!
Scentral Park Dog Park
0AdmissionDurationScentral Park Dog Park
0Scentral Park officially opened in March 2013 after a year of planning, fundraising, and construction supported by the Darke County Animal Shelter, Darke County Friends of the Shelter, the Darke County Commissioners, and the local community. The beautiful, well-maintained park offers benches, walking trails, doggie and human water fountains, ample parking, waste receptacles, and fenced, off-leash areas for both small and large dogs. Scentral Park features grassy expanses of more than 2 acres for your dog to romp and play in. As Greenville’s first and only dog park, it is the perfect place to bring your canine companion for some necessary exercise, socializing, playtime, fantastic sniffs, and sweet, sweet freedom!
