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News Details (Posted: September 29, 2009):
The Weather didn't dampen dogs' day at the Park!
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– Despite a few flashes of lightning and the looming was the place to be last Saturday if you were a dog. The event,
EL
DORADO DOG OWNERS GUILD EDDOG
Enhancing the quality of life for dogs and their owners in El Dorado County
“Our vision for the dog parks goes beyond just being places for recreation,” said EDDOG
President Holly Morrison. “We also want to help bring dog-related services and education to our
community so we can become a more dog-friendly place to live,” she said.
Bark Avenue, a pet boutique located in El Dorado Hills and a representative from Nature's
Variety Pet Food were on hand with free food samples and dog nutrition expertise. Local Fetch
Pet Care owner enlisted her son and fellow Boy Scouts to manage “poop patrol”.
“Even though we had hoped for more attendees, the people and dogs that were there had a blast.
It was great watching the dogs play in the water,” said Chris Wagner, owner of Waggy’s Pet
Sitting and EDDOG volunteer. “I'm sure the word will get around and the event will be much
bigger next year,” she said.
“Today was a great example of what could be in terms of dog parks in our community,” said
Ann King, dog trainer and EDDOG board member. “Although dog parks sometimes get a bad
rap, and clearly that’s a dog-owner problem, today I saw a group of people who didn’t all know
each other but who worked together to have a good time and provide invaluable social
experience for their dogs,” said King. “Not to mention, some much-needed exercise from the
looks of it. These dog owners will have a peaceful night with their tired dogs,” she said.
The event generated $391 to be put toward the dog park at Hacienda, which is estimated to cost
approximately $40K.
EDDOG will be at Woofstock, one of the area’s largest events for dogs and their people on
Sunday, October 4 at the El Dorado Hills CSD to generate enthusiasm and raise funds for the
dog park slated for development in North Community Park in El Dorado Hills.
Anyone interested in volunteering or donating to EDDOG should visit
email
www.EDDOG.org or info@EDDOG.org or contact Wendi-Mae Davis-your Community Website Sponsor, Director of Logistics for EDDOG and Long time Resident Realtor of Cameron Park 676-4447 or email her at wendimae@wendimae.com or you can visit her via her personal website www.wendimae.com She looks forward to hearing from you!!
Pooch Plunge & Laps at the Lake
sponsored by El Dorado Dog Owners Guild (EDDOG) and the Cameron Park Community
Services District (CSD), was a fundraiser for the fenced-in off-leash dog park currently in
development at Hacienda Park on Cameron Park Drive.
“Of course the dogs couldn’t have cared less about the weather. They were here to chase balls,
get wet, make friends…basically have the dog-equivalent of a day at Chuck E. Cheese’s,” said
Karen Ellis, Secretary of El Dorado Dog Owners Guild (EDDOG), primary sponsor of the Pooch
Plunge event.
“We are indebted to the Cameron Park CSD for allowing us to host what we hope is to become
an annual tradition at Cameron Park Lake,” said Ellis.
Cameron Park Lake is scheduled for its annual draining and cleaning later this month, and Pooch
Plunge was the last public event of the season.
“If the dogs’ enthusiasm today was any indicator, I’m hoping it won’t be hard to rally people to
get involved so we can get our dog parks built,” said Gary Ellis, EDDOG Vice President.
Not only was Pooch Plunge a social gathering for both dogs and their people, but thanks to
veterinarian Dr. Sara Nadolski of Cameron Park Veterinary Hospital, and the El Dorado County
and City of Folsom Animal Services departments, dog owners could vaccinate, micro-chip and
