Shampooch 2009! A HUGE SUCCESS

 Lambs Eat Ivy Salon wishes to thank everyone and there pooches who came out on Sunday in record numbers in support of there 3rd annual SHAMPOOCH! We are so excited to announce that over 150 dogs came out to get their bellies washed and there pictures taken. Combined with donations from our raffle, Lamb Eat Ivy raised close to $6000 this year! That doubles our donations from last years event!

Another great event at Pookie’s! Fun, food, and laughs were had by all. I’m not sure how much they rasied for the Animal Pantry but I can tell you that during the day, someone came into the Ocoee store and dropped off a $2000 donation. WOW! What a generous donation for the Animal Pantry. Lots of happy and now very clean dogs enjoyed the day too.  I would like to thank Pookie’s for hosting the event and a big THANK YOU to everyone who brought their 4-legged family members out for a good cause. 

Perhaps you feed your dog all natural foods and treats because you know it’s better for their health and vitality. But do you know how important it is to also use all natural, non-toxic grooming products and flea control products on your pet? If you’re concerned about your pet’s health, but still want to pamper your pooch, then head on over to Woof! Orlando – Orlando’s first certified “green” pet grooming salon.

Boy's idea: 'Feed the dogs' to keep them out of shelters

Zach Wilson, 9, and his mom created the Central Florida Animal Pantry

Zach Wilson (9) sits in his Longwood family's home on Wednesday May 6, 2009, with his dog, Brandi, surrounded by some of the pet food that he has collected. He decided to try to help feed animals when he went with his family to adopt a new dog and saw how many pets were up for adoption. So far he has collected over 1,000 pounds of food. (JACOB LANGSTON/ORLANDO SENTINEL)