Outreach
Mutt-i-grees Club Donates Dog Treats to Local Shelter
As part of the Mutt Club at Middle Country Public Library, children in 2nd to 5th grade made dog treats to donate to a local shelter. The Mutt Club provides real-life experiences and community connections through programs based on humane education with a focus on Mutt-i-grees. Middle Country Public Library is the national pilot site for Mutt-i-grees in the Library.
K-9 Officers Visit P.U.P.S. Club
Preschool students received a special visit from police dogs and Mutt-i-grees teacher, Melanie Brindley, introduced Mutt-i-gree Puppet to some furry friends!
Creations for Canines
As part of the Mutt Club at Middle Country Public Library, children in 2nd to 5th grade created no-sew pet blankets to donate to a local shelter. The Mutt Club provides real-life experiences and community connections through programs based on humane education with a focus on Mutt-i-grees. Middle Country Public Library is the national pilot site for Mutt-i-grees in the Library.
Mutt-i-grees in East Haven, CT
Jackie Bacon, the principal at DC Moore School in East Haven, CT, welcomed representatives from North Shore Animal League America, as well as CT State Representatives Diane Urban and James Albis for a special event on April 25, 2013. Marissa Velazques, the Coordinator of the FRC program, worked with the staff to organize today’s event with a group of 4-year-old students.
A Barking Good Time!
A preschool class in Arkansas got a special visit from Faulkner Co. Animal Shelter staff as part of their Mutt-i-grees lessons. The students formulated questions for the shelter staff beforehand and created a class book to thank them.