The park will be closed to all dogs for the Africville Picnic & Reunion. Dates are from Thursday July 22 to Monday July 25th.
Schedule of activities follows;
Annual Picnic and Reunion Schedule
NOTICE TO CAMPERS @ MOTOR VEHICLES DRIVERS:
For safety reasons there are to be no vehicles parked on the camp grounds.
Campers have 1 hour to unload their vehicles and then park them outside the gate.
There are not to be any open fires at any time.
Thank you for your support for creating a safe environment for all.
- AGS Board of Directors
Thursday July 22, 2010
Open and set-up
Meet and Great - 6pm (tent)
Friday July 23, 2010
Free: BBQ at 6 pm (by tent)
Free: Dance with DJ at 9 pm (tent)
Saturday July 24, 2010
Kid's Day: 10 am (assisted by Pax North Church) with food, games, ponies and other petting animals. Tie-dye shirts and aprons with face painting are part of the day with lots more!
Free: Dance with DJ at 9 pm (tent)
Sunday July 24, 2010
Church Service: 2:30 pm at the tent
Supper to be held at the tent (no more details at present)
Free: Dance with DJ at 9 pm (tent)
Monday July 25, 2010
Tear down and clean-up"
Monday, July 12, 2010
Kennel Cough
Charlotte's Mom has had to quarantine her baby due to kennel cough ! According to Charlotte's doctor kennel cough is always present, and is prevalent whenever there are groups of dogs interacting.
Inoculations can last anywhere from 3 months to 1 year, depending on exposure. The more exposure, the shorter the time the dog is immune.
Luckily treatment is fairly simple, a strong course of antibiotics for 2weeks,and isolation from other dogs. BUT....this can be prevented. Please make sure your canine buddy is current with all their shots, and if you are unsure, you are better off to err on the side of caution, and have a booster.
Inoculations can last anywhere from 3 months to 1 year, depending on exposure. The more exposure, the shorter the time the dog is immune.
Luckily treatment is fairly simple, a strong course of antibiotics for 2weeks,and isolation from other dogs. BUT....this can be prevented. Please make sure your canine buddy is current with all their shots, and if you are unsure, you are better off to err on the side of caution, and have a booster.
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