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The chain link fencing project was completed at Clover Valley complete with a separate area for small dogs.

North Whidbey Parks and Recreation purchased poop bags for the Clover Valley off leash park for 2009.

The water at Oak Harbor Dog Park was available to us with a temporary hookup permit which has since expired. In order to have water there we would need a permanent hookup permit which requires a $3,000.00 system development fee. In the meantime we are bringing in fresh water from home in clean gallon jugs. Please contribute by bringing fresh water and taking home empty jugs to recycle.

We are logging complaints/comments about having the water turned off so please send your comments to info@fetchparks.org
Thank you.

Our Resources and Links page has been updated. The businesses listed there below veterinarians have paid a fee to support FETCH! and be listed on our web site. Please check them out and thank them for their support.

 

 
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Photo - Jim Slichter

In front of the Freeland Whidbey Island Bank where the grant check was deposited . . . .

Public Invited to Celebration at Marguerite Brons
Off-Leash Park

Grant-Funded Upgrades Featured in Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
on June 27, 3:00

Clinton, WA - June 9, 2009
FETCH! (Free Exercise Time for Canines & Humans!), the nonprofit organization that manages five off-leash parks on Whidbey Island, would like to invite everyone to a ribbon cutting ceremony on Saturday June 27, 3:00 pm, at Marguerite Brons Off-Leash Park in Bayview.

CLICK HERE to download the Press Release (pdf)
CLICK HERE to read all about it on-line

The Spring/Summer 2009 Newsletter is available for you to download and view:


Click here for the pdf.

Highlights include:

FETCH! Member Spotlight
Linus, Ava & their Mom, Alison Wohlust

The Brons Gets Better!!
A grant of $40,000 from “Fosters in the Community” on behalf of Penfold wines funded a drinking water and lighting project at “The Brons.”




Visiting the Dog Park: Having Fun, Staying Safe
by Cheryl S. Smith

Top 10 Dog Park Tips
by Cheryl S. Smith


5th Annual Wine Tasting Walkabout
Coming August 8th!

The News from Double Bluff, Oak Harbor, and Clover Valley Dog Park.

Read our archived newsletters.

GOOD NEWS!

We're starting an island-wide campaign to choose "Green Power."

If we get another 300 people signed up by August 31, we win a $25,000 solar demonstration project, location TBD.

Spread the word please sign up yourself - it's easy at www.pse.com.

Thanks!
Linda

Linda Irvine
Community Resource Conservation Manager for the City of Langley
(360) 221-8392