Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Dr. Darm's Doggie Dash Team, OHS 64th Annual Be Kind to Animals Poster & Story Contest
Each year students in Oregon are invited to either create a poster or write a short story portraying a part of the Oregon Humane Society’s mission.
Winning posters and stories are displayed in the OHS Education Hall, on the OHS website and are featured in the OHS quarterly magazine. Posters and stories may also be used to promote events and shelter programs.
Deadline: entries must be received by Friday, March 22, 2013.
Download a brochure and get all the contest details, including themes for each grade level and contest rules.
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Dr. Darm and Aesthetic Medicine Proudly Announce their Support of the Oregon Humane Society
Friday, December 21, 2012
Dr. Darm Pets, Oregon Humane Society's 2012 Holiday Video
This video brought to you by pets who found loving, forever homes through the Oregon Humane Society. Make a year-end gift and help pets in need.
Dr. Darm and Aesthetic Medicine Proudly Announce their Support of the Oregon Humane Society.
Dr. Darm and Aesthetic Medicine are proud supporters of the Oregon Humane Society. Dr. Darm is also a honorary member of the Thomas Lamb Eliot Circle. This prestigious circle includes individuals, businesses and organizations, who make a significant annual contribution to the OHS. Thomas Lamb Eliot was the founder of the OHS. In 1868, he gathered 12 prominent Oregonians – principally from the business community – to form what would be the third animal welfare organization in the country.
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Dr. Darm Pets, Holiday Greetings from Zammy
ZAMMY
I’m a full bread Pekinese dog with my own papers. I was abused and brought back to the breeder. The breeder called around because I had some mental issues and finally my new family adopted me. I was very apprehensive that they may hurt me for a long time. Once I trusted them I found that they would never hurt me and now I’m so very happy. My family purchased me a brother that was a pain at first but now Bogie and I can’t live without each other. We are a little frustrated with the weather these last few years in Oregon that Dad is now moving the family to Phoenix AZ. We are looking forward and so excited about playing outside all day without the rain.
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Monday, December 17, 2012
Dr. Darm Pets, Holiday Greetings from Bogie
BOGIE says:
I’m the baby and I always get my way. I love, love greenies and I will do a dance anytime you offer them to me. In my opionin greenies are definitely the best thing on earth. I love to bug my brother Zammy and let’s just say I’m frisky which irritates Zammy a little, I can tell he always sits down. I play as much as I can and I bark and cry if I don’t get attention 24/7 I am the baby by the way. I was the runt and I’m so cute that I always get my way no matter what. The vet said I will look like a puppy my entire life. Like Zammy said the weather seems to be getting crummy here in Oregon with the global warming so we are moving to the desert.
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Dr. Darm Pets, Christmas Greetings from Jake and Simba
Here is little info on my two dogs. Jake is the little brown Terrier/Chiwawa and Simba is the little white Pomeranian.
Jake
Part Terrier part Chiwawa part Hyper Dog. He is 7 months old and was originally in a high-kill shelter in California when the Oregonian Dog Rescue had got him and put him up for adoption. Jake is extremely energetic, very funny and has a ton of personality. Jake loves to tip his little wicker basket over and dump all his toys out and play with them. He also now has an older brother "Simba" that he loves to harass! Jake loves to shake hands with you and loves to cuddle. He is the biggest ham the biggest lover ever!
Simba
All Pomeranian and 7 years old. Simba was originally in a high-kill shelter in California when the Oregonian Dog Rescue had got him and put him up for adoption. When Simba first came home he looked llike a sheep dog. Lots of matted and very long hair. My husband took him to the groomer and they could not groom him completely because he was so mean. Simba came home with half a haircut. A few days later they were able to finish the job. I kept working with Simba and now when he goes in for grooming he's a little angel. Simba also used to sit with his back to us for the first couple of weeks after he was first adopted. Now...he has completely turned around "literally" and is just a little cutie-pie and loves lots of attention and love! What a sweet boy he is.
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
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