TREASURERS REPORT
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Moore County Kennel Club Members are up working their dogs. Check out the recent success stories. CLICK HERE
Our October Meeting was a Fun Committee Social, which started with a walk around the Arboretum with our dogs and finished up with dinner at the Pinehurst Brewery. Thank you Betty Chapman for your valiant attempts to herd all the “cats” at the Brewery staff, attempting to get them to save us some tables. It […]
Dr. Darin Collins, CEO of AKC’s Canine Health Foundation will speak at Moore County Kennel Club’s November Meeting. The General Membership Meeting starts at 6:00 PM.
DECEMBER’S DOG TALK AND DINE Featuring our Annual Holiday Party Note – It is a TUESDAY NIGHT.
Naomi Johnson’s Bluetick Hound, Dixie, had some lovely agility runs at the CPE Agility Trials in Bon-Clyde with 4 First Places and 1 3rd Place Finish.
Moore County Kennel Club Members know how to have fun! And our “FUN COMMITTEE,” led by Carol Dowd Kamalbake and ably supported by committee members Naomi Johnson, Brenda Lewis, Lynn Cox and Andrea Gumrich (we missed you Mary Wood – but know you didn’t miss us from Italy). The event could not have happened without […]
We’ve been meeting so many new friends at our events, who have inquired about joining us! Here’s The Process: Read, Print and fill out this form. Agree to abide to the club’s Constitution and Bylaws Come to our meetings or events. Members will volunteer to sponsor you. Send the Form to the Membership Chairperson. Send […]
Membership Renewals for 2023 are due by December 31, 2022. But it is easy. Fill out the form and send it with your check to Treasurer Betty Chapman.
The Berger Picard is a member of the Herding Group. They were recognized by AKC in 2015. Remy is a very social girl, as can be seen from the photos. But they are also extremely loyal to their owners. Remy will play any game Mary wants, but she excels at Therapy work. She is an […]
Benefits MIRA FOUNDATION USA to build a Service Dog School for Children October 9, 2022 Gates open at Noon Event 12:30-7:30 at Rubicon Farm, 570 Rubicon Rd, West End, NC MUSIC FOOD TRUCKS BEER/WINE/CIDER www.MiraEvents.org
The October Club meeting will begin with a Dog Walk, followed by announcements and then dinner at the Pinehurst Brewery. Read on for more details.
COVERED: New Member, Treasury, Agility, Upcoming Agility Fun Day. . . read details here.
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Print the form below. Mail the completed form with Renewal Payment to Treasurer. Information on the form.
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 to take with glee. I had no plans for walkies, now you are not with me. I know I’ll be looked after, I know they […]
Moore County Kennel Club has donated over $170,000 since 2010.
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.
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.
MCKC Supports the PRC of Moore County with donations to augment their programs in the elementary schools.
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!
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 Meeting. Fancy is a Grand Champion. And Carol described the breed standard as well as Fancy’s strongest points. She was also generous enough to ATTEMPT […]
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.