Tag: Pet Companions Club

Meet the Rescuers!

Mary O’Neill, Vice President, Pet Companions Club of PebbleCreek The Pet Companions Club of PebbleCreek would like to introduce you to our dog rescuers and specialists. Most of you already know Jim Ellison, as Jim and his wife Marge have been rescuing animals both inside and outside of PebbleCreek for about 29 years now. They…

Meet the Rescuers!

The Pet Companions Club of PebbleCreek would like to introduce you to our bird rescuers and specialists. These ladies have been working behind the scenes to rescue the many birds you have seen on our PebbleCreek Residents Facebook page and the PebbleCreek egroup. Cathy Countryman Cook is associated with Fallen Feathers, which is a rescue…

Is Your Pet’s Microchip Information Current?

Jim Ellison, President, Pet Companions Club Most pets are microchipped these days, either by the breeder, the adoption shelter, or your vet. Proper microchipping will help to ensure that your pet is returned to you should they escape from your house, yard, or car. The microchip is the size of a grain of rice and…

A Subject All Pet Owners Will Face

Jim Ellison The Pet Companions Club of PebbleCreek is pleased to have Amanda Dorn, DVM, as guest speaker at our general membership meeting on Dec. 6, 2023. We will meet at 3 p.m. in Room 100 of the Eagle’s Nest Activities Center. All PebbleCreek residents, whether club members or not, are invited to attend. There is no charge.…

Darren Julian to Discuss “Living with Wildlife” October 4

James Ellison, President Because of the importance of our PebbleCreek residents coexisting successfully with coyotes and other wildlife in our community, The Pet Companions Club of PebbleCreek has asked Darren Julian, an Urban Wildlife Specialist with the Arizona Game and Fish Department, to be the guest speaker at our monthly meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 4, at…

The Future of the Pet Companions Club of PebbleCreek

Jim Ellison, President November will be a critical decision time for the Pet Companions Club of PebbleCreek if we are to continue as an IRS approved 501(c)(3) animal rescue organization. The following areas need to be covered in order for us to proceed: Critical Officer/Board positions need to be assured, and Cat rescue and Dog…