President Jane is ready to call an end to summer, and there’s a lot of really exciting things coming for More County Kennel Club.
Our club has started to submit Calendar Items advertising our regular meetings in The Pilot, Pines Times and Sandhills Sentinel.
Moore County Kennel Club proudly supports Veterinary Technician Education through an annual donation to Central Carolina Community College’s Veterinary Medical Technology Program. It is always nice to get a thank you!
Moore County Kennel Club is an avid participant in AKC Reunite’s Adopt-A-Cop program. When the club donates $2,500 to a K9 Unit, the AKC will augment with an additional $7,500. Many police department K-9 units are suffering budget cuts and they are unable to solicit money due to town and municipality codes. The donations from AKC Reunite and AKC Clubs allow the police department’s need for a new K-9 to become a reality.
The Club’s General Membership Get Together will our regular business, as well as a special presentation by Member Mary Wood on the Berger Picard.
View details of the August Meeting Treasury Report, reflecting June & July 2022.
Reydale Terrydale Into The Storm “Winston” Owned by Member Mary Wood Earned his: CGC CGCU TDN And is currently working on Scent Work at K9 Foundations in Aberdeen. Congratulations Mary & Winston
The Board Meeting on August 10 featured updates on Charitable Donations and plans to supplement our FUN events throughout the year.
Sometimes it is better to watch than read. Watch scenes from the 2022 MCKC All-Breed Dog Show here.
Born to be Styled!! Our Dog Show’s listing in The Sway, an E-Newsletter focusing on events in our area.
Advertising Our Upcoming Dog Show If you are one of the 100,000 readers of The Pilot Online, you may have seen our advertisement for our upcoming Dog Show in The Pilot Online May 1-7, 2022.
The Springfest Booth is an important way we will use to promote our club and dog show attendance. Check out links at bottom for Scheduling. If you’re not on the list, please contact [email protected].
According to a study done by the American Kennel Club, the average conformation exhibitor spends $685 per weekend in the community holding the event. That translates to almost $700,000 for Moore County.
MOORE COUNTY KENNEL CLUB – JUNE 9-12 LOCATION – Bon-Clyde Learning Center, 3030 Lee Avenue, Sanford, NC.One ring, indoors on artificial turf. All levels of standard and JWW will be offered each day, other classes TBD.JUDGE – Frank GilmerOPENS – Wed, May 25th; CLOSES – Friday, June 2ndPREMIUM – coming soon!
Via Zoom, with officers, directors and club members attending. 2021 Moore County KC President, Patty Pace called the Zoom meeting to order at 6:02 PM The first purpose of the meeting was to announce the election of officers. As there was no opposition to the proposed slate of the nominating committee, the President, Patty Pace, […]