The City of Watertown hosted an employee lunch this afternoon, in Saltonstall Park next door to City Hall, which included staff from all departments including Raider, the Community Resource Dog (in training) at the Police Department. Staff members had the opportunity to talk with staff members they know and introducing themselves to those they did not know. All eyes were on Raider as she ate her first ice cream because she's so adorable. Vee, the City's goose mitigation dog, was too shy to attend today.
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🎆 Oakland Park 4th of July Safety Reminder 🇺🇸 As we approach our Independence Day celebrations, the City of Oakland Park wants to ensure everyone has a safe and enjoyable holiday. Please keep these important safety tips in mind: Fireworks Safety: - Never allow children to handle or ignite fireworks - Don't attempt to relight or pick up fireworks that haven't fully ignited - Keep water nearby in case of fire-related incidents - Follow all city rules and regulations regarding fireworks use Grilling Safety: - Use grills in well-ventilated areas only - Keep grills away from children, pets, and structures - Always supervise the grill when in use Remember, safety comes first! Let's keep our Oakland Park community safe by celebrating responsibly and respecting our neighbors. #OaklandParkCelebrates #SafetyFirst #Happy4thOfJuly #CelebrateSafely
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Raccoons can be tricky and when they find shelter under your porch it can become a safety concern when they are trying to protect their young. To keep raccoons away, visit https://lnkd.in/e26AT29B #CritterRemoval #CritterControl #CritterRemoval #Spring #Raccoon
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My yearly PSA as a fellow beekeeper (and if you see a swarm, call me, I’ll be right over): The swarm season for bees is starting. If you see a cluster of bees hanging on a limb (or other object), you need a beekeeper, NOT an exterminator, NOT a flamethrower, NOT a water hose, and NOT bug spray. Please call a beekeeper, your County Extension Office, local beekeeping club, police department, or a similar organization. Many of them will gladly direct you to a beekeeper who would be happy to pick up these bees and give them a good home. Side note: Swarms are quite literally homeless bees. As such, they are not defending a hive, and are usually quite docile. But that doesn't mean you should mess with them unless you know what you're doing.
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Raccoons can be tricky and when they find shelter under your porch it can become a safety concern when they are trying to protect their young. To keep raccoons away, visit https://lnkd.in/gtuJqA8r #CritterRemoval #CritterControl #CritterRemoval #Spring #Raccoon
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Raccoons can be tricky and when they find shelter under your porch it can become a safety concern when they are trying to protect their young. To keep raccoons away, visit https://lnkd.in/e-ut_f9n #CritterRemoval #CritterControl #CritterRemoval #Spring #Raccoon
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Next free webinar aimed at owners of XLs to update us all on where we stand. so many conflicting posts on social media so these are the people with the right information. #animalwelfare #animalrescue #bsl
Private Crime Associate Solicitor at Reeds Solicitors - Dog Law & Firearms Law Specialist
December is always a stressful month, with many panicking to make sure they have got presents for everyone and making plans for the Christmas period; but, this December is likely to be far more worrying for many owners of large Bull Breed dogs, with Stage 1 of the XL Bully set to take effect on 31 December. As a dog owner myself, I know only too well how these owners must be feeling, particularly as many do not understand how this impending ban is likely to impact upon them. At this worrying time, we want to help as many owners of XL Bullys as we can and it is to this end that we have assembled a panel of experts, including Michael Barnett Ad Dip.CB, John Cooper & myself, to discuss and explain the XL Bully Ban, the law and its implications. If you have any burning questions about what the law will mean for you and your canine companion, this is your opportunity to ask them! Both webinars are FREE, so please email doglaw@reeds.co.uk to secure your place. I look forward to seeing you there! #XLBully #XLBullyBan #DogLaw #XLBullyDogBan #DogBan #AmericanBullDog
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Good Morning and Happy Thursday! Are you ready for another trivia question? Did you know that Americans spend money on dressing their pets for Halloween? Today's question is: How much money do you think they spend on average? Let us know your guess in the comments below! We'll be revealing the answer tomorrow, so stay tuned! And don't forget to share and follow us for more fun facts and trivia questions 🐾👻🎃 #PetHalloweenCostumes #TriviaThursday #PetLovers
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Frustrated to see this picture! I'd like to recommend a jar, a little scoop, and a home dog poo composting system... How to pick up the goods Poop on the lawn? Use a scoop (a gutter scoop from a hardware store works a treat). Poop on a walk? I use a jar, a little scoop, and a reusable sandwich bag to contain the scoop. How to dispose of the goods DIY a dog poo compost at home using this video: https://lnkd.in/dPqMe9eY which walks you through how to make one yourself. All you need is a bucket/tub and some tools! P.S. More sustainable dog tips here: https://lnkd.in/dc_tMyUQ
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Missed the Pest Posse TV live stream on Managing Dogs at Your Customers' Property? No worries! Catch the replay on PestPosseTV.com! We had the pleasure of hosting Pepe Peruyero from Pepe Dogs, who joined Culley and Foster to delve into this crucial yet often overlooked topic. With years of experience, Pepe shared invaluable insights that every professional in our industry should hear. Watch today for free to learn about best practices and expert advice on managing dogs while on the job. Don’t miss out on this tremendously timely discussion that can make all the difference in your daily operations! Watch here https://bit.ly/3Vr1OFj #PestPosseTV #Replay #ManagingDogs #IndustryInsights #PepeDogs #TimelyTopic #ProfessionalAdvice
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