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Deanna Raeke
Deanna Raeke
Dog Lover & Proud Pet Parent


Passionate when it comes to my canine companions as well as dogs everywhere, it's my mission to raise awareness of any issues that affect them, from their health, food and nutrition and training to their welfare. Canine advocacy is something that everyone who cares about dogs needs to be aware of and we all need to share that and raise our voice for those who cannot speak for themselves.

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Buckeye Dog Auction – April 12 & Other Events

April 12, 2008 Buckeye Dog Auction. Below is a summary of the 364 companions expected to be placed on the auction block beginning at 9:30 AM (137 males, 227 females):

1. Boston Terrier (11 males, 22 females)
2. Shelties (4 males, 9 females)
3. Miniature Schnauzers (5 males, 5 females)
4. Japanese Chin (0 male, 1 female)
5. Pomeranian (9 males, 12 females)
6. French Bulldog (1 male, 2 females)
7. Pekingese (1 male, 2 females)
8. Silky Terrier (3 males, 2 females)
9. Chihuahua (1 male, 2 females)
10. Miniature Pinchers (2 males, 0 females)
11. Affenpincher (1 male, 0 females)
12. Boxer (5 males, 8 females)
13. Lhasa Apso (1 male, 0 females)
14. Cocker Spaniel (5 males, 8 females)
15. Bichon (0 males, 4 females)
16. Shihtzu (16 males, 12 females)
17. Shihtzu/Silky (0 male, 1 female)
18. Havanese (7 males, 10 females)
19. Pugs (9 males, 15 females)
20. Cairn Terrier (1 male, 1 female)
21. Maltese (7 males, 15 females)
22. Westies (0 males, 1 female)
23. Brussels Griffon (0 males, 2 females)
24. Mini Dachshund (0 male, 1 female)
25. Dachshund (3 males, 5 females)
26. Fox Terrier (0 males, 2 females)
27. Toy Fox Terrier (0 males, 1 female)
28. Scotties (5 males, 2 females)
29. Papillon (1 male, 1 female)
30. Cavaliers (9 males, 19 females)
31. Coton (5 males, 9 females)
32. Mini Toy Poodles (5 males, 8 females)
33. Standard Poodles (4 males, 7 females)
34. Yorkies (5 males, 19 females)
35. English Bulldgs (1 male, 6 females)
36. Basset Hounds (1 male, 1 female)
37. Beagle (0 male, 2 females)
38. Springer Spaniel (1 male, 0 female)
39. Golden Retriever (0 male, 2 females)
40. Bulldog (0 male, 1 female)
41. Mixed Breeds (8 males, 7 females)

April 12 is also the day of “Taste of Holmes County Tour” sponsored by Amish Culture Tours (330-893-3248 – www.amishtoursofohio.com). As you might expect, a tour of dog breeding kennels is not among the list of activities planned for this event!

Remaining Buckeye Dog Auctions. Below are the 2008 dates for the remaining Buckeye Dog Auctions (all Saturday dates):

May 31st
Aug. 30th
Oct. 25th
Dec. 13th

Ohio Puppy Mill Bills (S.B. 173 and H.B. 223). Be sure to visit the “Legislation” page on www.BanOhioDogAuctions.com for the latest update regarding these proposed bills.

The Bark Heard Around the World. For many years, Puppymillrescue Inc. has taken in the abused, malnourished, old, young and sickly from the mills of Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas, Ohio, Pennsylvania and many other states. Now they find they no longer have to leave their homes in upstate NY to transport dogs in need from the mills – they’re right in their own backyard and spreading rapidly.

To educate citizens about the horrific abuse taking place in those “beautiful white barns”, Puppymill Rescue Inc. invites animal advocates from across the country to participate in the “The Bark Heard Around the World” to be held at the Yates County Fairgrounds in Penn Yan, NY from 10AM – 4PM on Sat., May 17th, 2008. To learn more about this event, please visit http://www.puppymillrescue.com/bark.htm.

Scrubbing Dogs to Save Lives. Continuing the momentum following last Friday’s Oprah segment on puppy mills, PetPals at Ohio Wesleyan University (OWU) will be holding a dog wash fundraiser on Sunday, April 13 from 11-2 PM EST at Bark Til Dark Dog Park (Delaware, OH) to help raise awareness of the relationship between OH dog auctions, puppy mills and homeless dogs awaiting adoption in our state’s local shelters and pounds. All proceeds from their dog wash, “Pet Lover’s Gift Basket” raffle, t-shirt (just $10!) and homemade bake sales will be donated to Companion Animal Protection Society – and Humane Society of Delaware County.

As an additional show of support, Columbus Top Dogs will be matching dollar-for-dollar (up to a maximum total of $500) for each organization. Area shelters and rescue groups will also be at the dog park showcasing companions available for adoption. To learn more about this event, please visit the “Events” page at www.BarkTilDarkDogPark.com or contact Event Chair Pooja Dutt at pet_pals@owu.edu.

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