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Dog Jog 2013 Final Details
The Fifth Annual Dog Jog turned out beautifully! The weather was perfect and 256 runners and walkers, along with 156 dogs, joined us for an amazing day! Thank you to all of the runners, walkers, sponsors, vendors, volunteers, Dog Jog committee, and everyone else who helped to make this a wonderful … [Read More]
StateCollege.com Fifth Annual Dog Jog
Fifth annual Dog Jog held at Grange Fairgrounds by Sam Stitzer for StateCollege.com CENTRE HALL — The Fifth annual Dog Jog 5K Run/Walk was held at the Grange Fairgrounds, in Centre Hall on April 27. The event is a fundraiser for Pets Come First, a non-profit, all volunteer organization which … [Read More]
fundraisers

Thank you to Centre Gives Donors!
Thank you to all of our amazing supporters who donated during the Centre Gives 36-Hour Challenge held on May 22 and 23, 2013! We are grateful to the 92 donors, who donated a combined total of $5,611 and topped last year's total of just under $3,400! As soon as we have the final numbers that include the matched funds, we will post the details. Thank you, also, to the … [Read More]

Buy pictures from the Dog Jog!
Order digital files of the pictures from the Dog Jog and and help raise money for Pets Come First! Visit http://orders.freerangingphotography.com to view the pictures taken by FreeRanging Photography and Redheaded Ninja and to place your order. All proceeds will be donated to Pets Come First. Tori Sulewski, of Winglessdog Photography, is donating 50% of the … [Read More]

Sheetz coupon books
Support Pets Come First while enjoying Made-To-Order Sheetz treats! We are selling Sheetz Coupon Books for $10 each and include Free M•T•O® item, Buy One Get One Free M•T•go!® Sandwich or Parfait, Free M•T•O® Breakfast Sandwich, Free Bag of Fryz, Free Hot Dog (2), Free Specialty Coffee, Buy One Get One Free Nutz, Free Self-Serve Brewed Coffee or Fizz … [Read More]
Rescues

Arnold
Arnold is a Rottweiler that is four years old. He was found as a stray by a man and his daughter. He was brought to the adoption center and was very scared. A catch pull had to be used to get him out of the car. He was very fear aggressive and everyone would comment on how white his teeth were. After we slowly began working with him in a small kennel he was moved … [Read More]






