Emily’s Kritters, Kidz, & More

05/02/2025

04/11/2024

7 days away from our Charlie's angels fundraiser, let's shine our bikes and make memories happen! The FUN RUN, will be kick stands up @11:30 Texas Thunder Saloon due to opening times of participating bars. We will leave from Thunder, head to Whiskey Tango Bar and , then to Drifters,( where if y'all need an appetizer ) they can make it happen! After that we will run to Feed Store and back to Thunder! Where the silent auction and live auction will happen. Beef and Chicken fajitas with sides will be served for $15 a plate. So come help us help our furry friends that Charlie helps year round! P.S don't forget Dr. Chellgren will be there giving lost cost vaccines from 12-4 for you fur babies. Plus on site pet adoptions!!

03/23/2024

03/06/2024

Are you ready for the warm weather to come back? It won't be long until the wolves start blowing their coats to slim down! Start your season out right by learning all about wolves, wolfdogs, and how you can protect the natural world around you!

03/06/2024

03/06/2024

ARE YOU WORTH COMING BACK TO?

I often cringe when I watch people trying to get their dogs to come back when they call.

They call and call and get increasingly angry and frustrated as their dog keeps ignoring them.

When their dog eventually does come back, or has been chased and "captured” by the now really angry person, they get screamed at, yanked about, smacked or punished in some way for taking so long and not listening.

Why on earth would a dog want to return to someone who does this to them!

Genetics may play a big part in this when an environment is far more stimulating and exciting.

Coming back to you is often the last thing a dog may want to do when genetic instinct is triggered.

An exciting scent or seeing something to chase can all override a response to recall.

Genetics aside, the most common reason that dogs don’t come back when called is because it’s not a positive experience.

Make coming back to you worth it by always making it a rewarding experience and keep practicing this throughout a dog’s life.

Have a little patience if it takes longer than you would like, let your dog finish what they’re doing before calling them, practice in different locations and environments and never reprimand or punish them for coming back.

There is never a guarantee of a perfect recall each and every time, but making it a rewarding experience will greatly improve the rate of success.

03/06/2024

We are hiring!! We are looking for motiviated individuals preferably with experience working with cats, as a barista or experience in a non-profit. Apply to join our team at https://bit.ly/3v1mKbm

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