May

27

2010

Cats and Kittens

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We are proud to be hosting cats from two local animal shelters in the area, here at The Animal House. The Lincoln County Animal Shelter and the Humane Society of Knox County are now both featuring cats. As the influx of people come into the area for the summer, so increases the number of animals at the already busy shelters. If you or you know someone who may be looking for cats/kittens bring yourself and your friends down to The Animal House to see how loving these cats are.

Both shelters will be supplying The Animal House all summer long.

Remember you can always keep an eye on the kitties via the Kitty Cam.

Nov

28

2009

Santa Paws is Coming to Town

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Pet & Family Photos with Santa to Benefit Maine Greyhound Placement Service.

Just in time for the holidays! Join photographer Darlene Terry and Santa Paws for a family event! Area photographer Darlene Terry of Whimsical Years Photography will be available at The Animal House to take portraits of your favorite four-legged friend with Santa on Saturday, December 5th from 10am-2pm. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to Maine Greyhound Placement Service who will be at The Animal House adoption center during the photo session. Pets on leash or in carriers, please. No appointment necessary.

To see samples of Darlene Terry’s work:
http://www.whimsicalyearsphotography.com/blog/

Children welcome. Photos $5 and up. Packages available. Pet photo greeting cards perfect for the holidays. The Animal House & SUDS! Grooming, located at 372 Main Street in Damariscotta, features healthy food and supplies for dogs and cats including food, homeopathy, supplements, and more. For more information, please visit:
www.theanimalhouse.net or call: 563.5595.

The next event at The Animal House begins December 12th with The Twelve Woofs of Christmas, an event which benefits The Lincoln County Animal Shelter.

Nov

27

2009

Meet Loki

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Photo courtesy of Meredith Perdue at &Unlimited

Age: approx 6 years
Breed: Border Collie mix
Issue: Seizures of indeterminate cause
Loki’s protocol: Loki has always been fed a grain-free raw diet, but Dr.
Strobbe of Medomak Veterinary Care recommended that we change her protein to
a more “cooling” food, such as turkey or duck. Cooling foods help with
hyperactivity in the brain (or in Loki’s case, generalized hyperactivity!).
Treats:_ Barkwheats Chamomile, Stella & Chewy’s Duck
Food: Sojo’s Complete Dehydrated Grain-Free Turkey
Supplements: Settle Seizures from Herbsmith, NaturVet probiotics
Etc: Dr. Strobbe has done a few rounds of Acupuncuture.

Since we started her on this regime,…voila! Seizure free!

Aug

19

2009

Available pets

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Available pets at the Lincoln County Shelter, video by Lee Arnot.

Jul

16

2009

Day of festivities at The Animal House

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The Animal House will be featuring two exciting events on Saturday, July 25th, including an adoption clinic with Maine Greyhound Placement Service and a demonstration by natural food and treat company Stella & Chewy’s.

Representatives from Maine Greyhound will be available for a meet-and-greet from 11am-2pm. Meet-and-greets are a great way to find out more about the breed, the adoption process, the dogs available for adoption, and the rescue group, located in Augusta. Plus, you can come in and visit with some wonderful greyhounds!

Also joining in the fun is Animal House favorite, Stella & Chewy’s. Stella & Chewy’s features all-natural, raw, frozen-fresh and freeze-dried pet food and treats, made exclusively from human grade free-range meats, ground bones and fresh organic vegetables. Stop in for some free treats and goodies, and enter to win a free Stella & Chewy’s prize pack. A Stella & Chewy’s representative will be available handing out goodies and answering questions from 10am-3pm.

Jul

1

2009

Woofstock 2009

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It is finally here… after weeks of putting together a few minutes here and there. The Woofstock web site is finally launched. As always, please tell everyone you know about Woofstock2009, as all the proceeds for this event goes to charity. More of a cat person? Keep in mind, doggies and cats all benefit from this fund raiser, and not to mention the education and awareness to pet adoption. Be a Hero!