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!
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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.
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OVER $150,000 GIVEN
to Dog Related Charities Since 2010 This past Month: $1,000 to the Pinehurst K9 Unit $1,000 to the Southern Pines K9 Unit $1,000 to the Moore County Sherriff’s K9 Unit $1,000 to Ukraine Dogs in Distress. Thank you Treasurer, Betty Chapman for making all of this happen, and also for being patient enough to learn…
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SPRINGFEST
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 Barker@MooreCountyKennelClub.com.
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Thank You Note From Take The Lead
March 15, 2022 Dear Members of the Moore County Kennel Club My sincere appreciation for the support provided for the Take The Lead fundraiser held in conjunction with the Durham & Raleigh Kennel Club shows March 12 & 13, 2022. The basket was very popular in the raffle and the financial support offset expenses of…
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AKC ON UKRAINE
Our club voted unanimously to support this fund through our Philanthropy Fund. For More Info on their programs — https://www.equiwent.org
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NEW GIVING BANNER
We’ll be breaking out our new Banner at Springfest and our Dog Shows. Be sure to remember to contact Ellen to volunteer a shift at Springfest, and Karolynne or Patty to volunteer for the Show.
