CoCos Dog Walking

11/16/2024

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09/11/2024

08/16/2024

Last Chance Ranch is celebrating their 25th Annual Open House this year and we are so excited for everyone to come and help us celebrate!!
The event will be rain or shine on Saturday September 21st 11am to 4pm

We will have Live Music, Pony Rides, Petting Zoo, Demos, Crafts, Food, Beer, Shopping and more.

LCR 25th Anniversary Tshirts will be available. These will only be available for a short time as we go in our 26th year Anniversary.

Baltimore and Philadelphia Mounted Patrol will be in attendance for you to meet LCR Alumni and answer questions.

Its a great day to tour our facility without staff assistance. There will be staff and volunteers throughout the event that can answer any questions you may have.

So much fun packed into 1 day. We hope to see everyone this year!!

08/15/2024

Explore the Dog Days of Summer in Skippack Village next Saturday, August 24, from 8 AM - 3 PM! 🐾 Take a pet-friendly stroll through town and spoil your pup with pup cups, splash pools, and tasty treats. Stop by EveryHome Realtors to cool off your furry friend in our pool and grab a free goodie bag! 🐶

08/04/2024

My besties 💖 here for the next week!

08/03/2024

Everyone meet Brooks 🖤

06/23/2024

It's going to be in the 90s all week, so Adoptable Bella is here to offer a refresher on leaving dogs in cars. TL;DR: Don't. Your pet is always safer at home rather than in a hot car while you run errands, even if it's just a few minutes.

According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, the heat in a car can rise by:

🌡20 degrees in just 10 minutes
🌡30 degrees in 20 minutes
🌡40 degrees in an hour

And guess what? Cracking the windows doesn't help.

If you see a dog in a hot car, get help. Notify the business where the car is parked so they can assist in finding the dog's owner. Provide them with the car's make, model, and license plate number. If the owner can't be found, contact the police and wait nearby for them to arrive.

06/21/2024

It's going to be in the 90s all week, Don't. Take your pet. Your pet is always safer at home rather than in a hot car while you run errands, even if it's just a few minutes.

According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, the heat in a car can rise by:

🌡20 degrees in just 10 minutes
🌡30 degrees in 20 minutes
🌡40 degrees in an hour

And guess what? Cracking the windows doesn't help.

If you see a dog in a hot car, get help. Notify the business where the car is parked so they can assist in finding the dog's owner. Provide them with the car's make, model, and license plate number. If the owner can't be found, contact the police and wait nearby for them to arrive.

06/03/2024

Hiya...I'm a bat...I have a purpose
I don't suck blood, and I certainly don't want to get stuck in your hair.
If I happen to break into your house, please don't hit me with cricket bats or brooms; it really hurts, and I'm so scared. It was an accident; I didn't mean to scare you. If I were to land, maybe, I wouldn't be able to get up, and I will need your help.
Just use a towel to take me out, and I’ll fly right away, promise.
I eat mosquitoes and many other insects.
Our houses are being dismantled for other buildings, and we have a few places to go. So if I happen to fly in yours, turn the light off, leave the outside light on, and leave the door open, I go out in a flash.
Best regards, your harmless bat.
- Enzo Favaro -

05/24/2024

It's that time of year

05/24/2024

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