Angél’s K9 Services

07/05/2024

Inseparable trio 🐶•

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06/22/2024

Shoutout to for doing an awesome job detailing my Jeep Grand Cherokee. It’s almost always filled with dog hair, crumbs, dog slobber, etc. He did an amazing job making it look brand new! I definitely would refer him for any mobile cleaning maintenances. 💯

06/21/2024

***PLEASE SHOP and SHARE THIS POST***

HELLO WORLD IT’S ME, EDDIE MILO!

Every week we post our most needed items from our Amazon Wish List.
This week we need DISHWASHING LIQUID AND WIPES.

Would you please send us some?

EDDIE MILO AND FRIENDS
Link: http://smile.amazon.com/registry/wishlist/273WZL0IOAK94

Thank you 🙏 🐶🐾 ❤️

06/14/2024

🤯 YOU TOO CAN GET DOG TRAINER RESULTS!

‼️ Read full text here 👉🏼 🔗 https://t.ly/5HabitsDogTrainers

(Thank you to Lisa Mullinax of 4Paws University with Lisa Mullinax CDBC for this great read.)

06/10/2024

Bruno’s day out 🌳🐕 •

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06/06/2024

Frankie enjoys his trip to !

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06/01/2024

Join us for the Fifth Annual Poolside Fundraiser benefiting Camp Happy Tails NYC Dog Rescue!

🗓️ Saturday, June 29, 2024
⏰ 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
📍 Mainzer Residence, 20 Fairway Court, Roslyn Harbor, NY

Bring your bathing suit and towel for an afternoon of fun!
Enjoy light fare and cocktails while supporting a great cause.

🎟️ $55 per person with advance donation by 6/22 (please note: summer fundraiser)
https://square.link/u/raoddTQk
Venmo camphappytailsnyc
PayPal [email protected]

🎟️ $65 at the door

We hope to see you there! If you can't attend, please consider making a donation to help us continue our mission.
Thank you for your support! 🙏🐾🐶❤️

06/01/2024

Koopa’s trip to the dog park 🐕•

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05/30/2024

05/22/2024

Koopa enjoys his time at the park 🌳🐕•

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05/21/2024

Koopa working on confidence building & exposure out in public areas 🐶•

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05/16/2024

Petie always on the lookout 🐶 •

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05/16/2024

Nala took a trip to the Nautical Mile to work on some confidence building!

Dog owner:

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05/08/2024

Some people are friendly and want to socialise with everyone they meet. Some people prefer their own company and that of their family only. Introverts and extroverts...

Same with dogs...dogs have unique personalities with unique preferences so try not to be disappointed that they don't want to engage and play with every dog they meet. It has nothing to do with them being socialised or unsocialised...

Don't be disappointed when they are not sociable to every dog in the park.

It's not a behaviourial issue. It's not an issue at all actually. It's just a matter of choice🙂

If your dog is super friendly, make sure you redirect him appropriately when he is running up to engage with more introverted dogs.

📷 - Lewis Nicholls Dog Training

05/04/2024

Ghost & Tank enjoying their daily walks!

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05/04/2024

Nala (Cane Corso/Akita Mix) working on her leash mannerisms!

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04/30/2024

***SENIOR GIRL BLONDIE! ADOPT SHARE DONATE***

Meet Blondie, a remarkable 10-year-old senior camper who has triumphed over breast cancer. This resilient and beautiful soul is in search of her perfect forever family.

When Blondie first arrived at Camp in 2020, she carried some extra weight. Recognizing the importance of her health, we immediately placed her on a strict diet to help her shed those pounds. During her initial veterinary examination, we discovered that Blondie had been battling five mammary tumors. Determined to provide every camper with unconditional care, we embarked on a comprehensive treatment plan for Blondie.

With the support of our incredible CHT NYC community, Blondie underwent spay surgery, costly mastectomies, and extensive testing to ensure her successful recovery. Through unwavering love, meticulous care, and the generosity of our supporters, Blondie has emerged victorious, free from cancer and 20 pounds lighter!

Blondie delights in simple pleasures that life has to offer. She enjoys cooling off in the pool, engaging with stuffed squeaky toys, basking in the warm embrace of the sun, and savoring her meals. Her resilience and zest for life are truly inspiring.

To ensure Blondie's well-being and happiness, her ideal family would consist of no other dogs, no young children, and no cats. We believe she deserves a peaceful and serene environment where she can flourish and receive the undivided attention she deserves.

If you or someone you know is ready to open their hearts and homes to this extraordinary survivor, we invite you to email us at [email protected] for an adoption application. Together, let's give Blondie the loving family and forever home she truly deserves.

Please share this post to help Blondie find her perfect match and show the world the resilience and strength of our senior companions. Thank you for your support!

To adopt a Camper, please email [email protected] for an application.

We are asking you to please consider donating MONTHLY to keep Camp Happy Tails NYC’s mission (to give every dog their best life, unconditionally, until their just-right forever family is found) alive. Dogs like Blondie rely on people like you to make a difference.

Here are ways to donate:
https://square.link/u/raoddTQk
Venmo camphappytailsnyc
PayPal [email protected]
Directly through our page DONATE link
Camphappytailsnyc.com
Thank you. 🙏🐾❤️🐶

04/24/2024

Plants that Repel Mosquitos
https://gardeningsoul.com/14-herbs-plants-that-repel-all-types-of-insects

04/23/2024

04/22/2024

Study: Metal bowls have MORE dangerous bacteria⚠️ than plastic! 🤯

Pet food and water bowls can transmit bacteria, according to research, and while 67% of owners use metal bowls, only about 1/3 of people wash the bowl after a meal, and some only dry wipe, which is how the bacteria party gets started 🤢. And that slippery film in the water bowl after 24 hours? That’s a brew of bacteria🦠 that can be transferred from your dog to you and your family.

The amount of moisture in the food also matters. Wet food (compared to dry) was associated with higher bacteria - and higher humidity levels are likely to create perfect conditions for bacterial growth, especially after coming in contact with dog saliva left in the bowl.

In our new book, The Forever Dog LIFE, we lay out the pro’s and con’s of different types of bowls. Here’s a glimpse of what you need to know:

Plastic🥣: Chemicals in plastic absorb through the skin and inhibit the synthesis of melanin, which can cause Plastic Dish Nasal Dermatitis that leaves your pet’s nose & lips, pink and irritated.

Ceramic:🫖 Hartpury scientists found the most harmful bacterial species (salmonella, E.coli and MRSA) were most frequently found in ceramic bowls because of people continuing to use them after fine cracks in the glaze become visible.

Stainless steel🥄: cheaper quality bowls have been involved in recalls due to heavy metal contamination. Be sure to buy high-quality bowls (18/8 or 304 steel) from a trusted source.

Glass🥛: Durable, kitchen-friendly glass bowls made from 100% borosilicate glass (Pyrex) make great food and water bowls on the floor.

🧼No matter which type of bowl you use, the best thing you can do to protect you and your dog’s health is to wash your bowl after every meal with hot water and soap. In addition, at least once a week, run your bowls through the hot cycle in your dishwasher. You can also coat the bowl with hydrogen peroxide, wait five minutes, then wipe with a clean sponge and rinse.

For more info on bowls, Comment and we’ll message you the link to The Forever Dog LIFE book where in part one titled The Forever Kitchen and the section labelled “Food & Water Bowls", we cover how to choose the best chemical-free bowls🌱 that won’t leach contaminants⚠️ over time.