Chrissy (maltese), Chloe (cocker/golden mix), Jake (cocker spaniel), & Kaya (beagle) were part of Safe Harbor & Sunshine on a Leash's clicker trianing & agility demonstration. If your group or club is intrested in this please contact Laura at 561-747-5311 to schedule an appointment.
Laura & Kaya with students from Ms. Werling's Pets Club at Wellington Landings Middle School.
Maureen with Chrissy & Wellington Landings students.
Maureen speaking to the group about positive training methods.
Lorene & Chole, playing the paino for students!
Mr. Taylor & Chloe
Owner Kimberly Hall of The Haute Hound, located in Jupiter, along with one of her Italian Greyhounds, Rome', helped raise over $50 for some of their homeless friends at Safe Harbor at the Celebrity Dog Wash with a "Kissing Booth". Rome' was available to "kiss" both dogs and their human friends for only $1! Thanks so much guys!!
Middle school students, Front (kneeling) Kyle Dodd (7th Grade), Back left: Dylan Broussard (7th grade) and back right, Sarah Lechler (7th grade). from the naval base on Andros Island, Bahamas, are doing their part of making a difference for helping the animals at Safe Harbor by collecting supplies for the shelter's animals. They will be delivering their supplies and coming for a tour sometime in December.
14 year old Sara Kolp, of Wellington got together with some of her friends Heidi Thorpe, Shaina Sklar, Gena Shears, Amanda Shugas, Kathleen Everson, and Melissa Wainer on a hot Saturday to raise money by washing cars for Safe Harbor's Hurricane Katrina fund. They got an average of $10 per car and raised over $400!!!! The girls sure did work hard that day. Sara and her mother Marcia surprised Laura one morning at The Mo & Sally Show with a check. Sara got to meet Griswold, who was the Pet of the Week. Thanks Sara!
For information how you can become a hero for animals like Sara and her friends please call us at 561-747-5311.
Jeremy with Safe Harbor's Executive Director, Kay-Lynette Roca.
Thirteen-year-old Jeremy Chosnek made a big difference in the lives of some animals for his Bar Mitzvah project. He choose Safe Harbor as his project and went around to his friends and family to ask them to donate towels to help the animals at Safe Harbor. Jeremy also pledged to donate 50 cents for every towel that he collected. He ended up donating over $75 dollars!In addition to towels, he also gathered some other supplies such as food, and much needed blankets. When he and his mother, Betsy came to Safe Harbor to drop off all of the goodies that he collected, Executive Director Kay-Lynette Roca gave Jeremy a special tour where they got to view all of the newly rescued victims from Hurricane Katrina. The animals really appreciated your work, thanks Jeremy!
For information on how you can help and be a hero like Jeremy in the lives of animals from our shelter, please contact us at 561-747-5311.
