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RENEW MEMBERSHIP FOR 2023
The Corgi’s Lament
I woke up in my basket, the day after you’d gone. I felt so sad and lonely, no lap to sit upon. I had no-one to run to, No treats […]
GIVING UPDATE
Moore County Kennel Club has donated over $170,000 since 2010.
From President Jane
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.
As Seen. . .
Our club has started to submit Calendar Items advertising our regular meetings in The Pilot, Pines Times and Sandhills Sentinel.
AKC BOARD UPDATE
The AKC Board of Directors sends our club updates on actions taken at their meetings. August 2022 included: Emergency Procedures at Dog Events, Modification of the Disqualification and Reinstatement Procedures, Conformation Championship Points, Judges required in lower level performance and companion titles, data and mileage restrictions, Owner-Handler Series, and the listing of event committee members in premiums.
Pet Responsibility Committee Says Thank You
MCKC Supports the PRC of Moore County with donations to augment their programs in the elementary schools.
Vet Tech Students Say Thanks
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!
FANCY Visits The General Meeting
Meet The Pembroke Welsh Corgi Thank you, Carol Dowd Kamalbake, for sharing Fancy with us, as well as your expertise in this very special breed during our August 10 Regular […]
Adopt-A-K9 Cop Update
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.