Logan Square Dog Park Newsletter

Fall 2013

www.logansquaredogpark.com

Upcoming Events
Active - Dog Daycare and Boarding is teaming up with Anything Is Pawzible, Pet-A-Cure, and For Dog's Sake Inc. to raise money for the Logan Square Dog Park to raise the funds needed to break ground on this amazing area. The dog park is scheduled to be the largest dog friendly/off leash park on the North Side of Chicago. During the event there will be a Q&A session from the sponsors along with food, drink, and desserts. Dogs are allowed but you must RSVP to info@chicagoactivedog.com to reserve your spot since there is a 20 dog capacity for the event. Also, during the event there will be complimentary dog nail clipping and ear cleaning and Chasefive Studio Chicago will be snapping pictures throughout the day.

Logan Square Dog Park P.O. Box 47123 Chicago, IL 60647

Join the committee! Meetings are held at 6:30 pm on the second Tuesday of each month at Haas Park.

Make a DIFFERENCE! Make a DONATION!

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SAVE THE DATE

We will be having a holiday party on December 5 at Integrated Pet Care, 2520 W. Armitage Ave. Festivities will begin at 7:00 pm. Please watch our Facebook page for updates. To keep up with all of our fun events, visit our website:

www.logansquaredogpark.com

Progress Report
We are almost there! With your help we can finish raising the money needed to build the best dog park in Chicago in the Logan Square neighborhood. We need to raise $50,000 more to get the construction of the dog park and the surrounding park completed. Please consider making a tax deductible donation.

To keep up with our progress, visit our website: www.logansquaredogpark.com

Tips: Does your dog have allergies?

Just like people, dogs can show allergic symptoms when their immune systems begin to recognize certain everyday substances or allergens as dangerous. Even though these allergens are common in most environments and harmless to most animals, a dog with allergies will have an extreme reaction to them. Allergens can be problematic when inhaled, ingested or contact a dogs skin. As his body tries to rid itself of these substa nces, a variety of skin, digestive and respiratory symptoms may appear.

Contact your veterinarian if your dog has any of these symptoms.