Spend a Day with a Grey Event!

Spend a Day With A Grey  

Supporting Erie Shore Greyhound Adoption of Ohio 

Sunday, April 27th

11AM-4PM 

Where:  Indoor Arena at Jody Kobak Ranch 

April is National Greyhound Adoption Month and Erie Shore Greyhound Adoption of Ohio (ESGAO) will be hosting "Spend A Day With A Grey," in Medina, Ohio.

It's this group's largest "meet and greet" and fundraising event of the year. In addition to the greyhounds, there will be a silent auction and the raffle of a $500 gas card. They will also have food and beverages. 

Through community events such as this, Erie Shore Greyhound Adoption of Ohio has found homes for over 40 greyhounds in just its third year of existence. These greyhounds are rescued from dog tracks located in Alabama and Florida. When these beautiful dogs retire from racing, rescue groups such as ESGAO, and many others across the nation, take them in until a loving home can be found.  Come out and support this great group! 

Can't make the event but still want to help?  Purchase a raffle ticket for $5 bucks to win a $500 gift card! 

Click here to go to the events page at their website

5K Fur Fun Run and Dog Walk! Join us!

5K Fur Fun Run and Dog Walk 

Supporting Love A Stray Rescue

Sunday, April 27th

Avon Lake High School

This dog friendly event is a good time to dust off your running shoes and get moving! There are different courses, a 5K for the dedicated and a 1 mile walk for the more leisurely amongst us. Either way you and your dog get some exercise and help support a great rescue group!

Get all the details about this event by clicking here! 

We love our Planet!

April has two important dates in it, Earth Day and Arbor Day!

The Week of April 21-April26th

Look for Earth-friendly specials the week of April 21-26th! Don Mould's Plantation will be having specials all week, too, and we will be joining them at Don Mould's in North Ridgeville for their Earth Day event on Saturday, April 26th!

Radio stations WOBL/WDLW will be broadcasting live from Don Mould's Plantation so please mark your calendar for this event!

A great turnout for our Pet Pic Day!

A big thank you to everyone that came in for pictures! 

We raised $222 for FIDO's Companion Rescue Inc. 

and $306 for Friendship Animal Protective League!

Want to see the pics?

Visit our album posted on our FaceBook Page! 

AaaarrrrOOOooooOOOooooooo Thank you!

We can't thank each and every one of you kind folks ENOUGH for supporting The Grateful Dog Bakery and helping us WIN the Cleveland hotlist for the #1 Pet Supplies Store in Cleveland!

We are so proud and happy to continue to bring awareness of our store and bringing the best nutrition available to your pets!

Woof Bark and Bid Event

Woof, Bark, and Bid 

Supporting Multiple Breed Rescue

*Saturday April 5th*

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**Event is at Vermilion Amvets 

This is a great and FUN fundraiser for Multiple Breed Rescue. It is an auction type event with lots of goodies up for grabs! You can win some great items, plus the vendors will have tables setup with items for sale!

They will also have a potluck and cash bar!

Invite your friend, family, coworkers - This is a fun an exciting event for all!

Here's how the auction works:

You purchase at least one numbered paddle upon arrival.  All items available to win will be showcased upfront and listed on a handout. When an item comes up that you want to win, you place a quarter in a bowl at your table and then you hold up your numbered paddle(s). If your number is called, you win!  Visit their website for more information!

Our Ingredients are the BEST for your best friend!

 It's true....we like to brag about the organic local

ingredients we use for our hand made dog treats, and the local produce we grow or buy when it's in season.  

Did you know we also use local cage free eggs for  all of our recipes?  

How local?  

Why...Right out back!  

We have 2 roosters and 24 hens that do their part to keep our ingredients fresh and local. We feed our chickens a vegetarian diet, a combination of layer mash and whatever is ripe in the garden. We have too many predators in the neighborhood to let the chickens free range, instead we use electrified poultry netting. It's light and easy to move, so we move the girls to fresh ground every few weeks.  

Folks have asked if we slaughter and eat our chickens after their egg laying days are over, the answer is no. Our chickens die of old age, because even if they aren't laying eggs they do make their contribution to the compost pile for the garden. Chickens have their own social structure, and they are fun to watch as they go about their daily business.  

We are hoping one of the girls is in the mood to raise some chicks this spring, making our flock self sustaining. We will keep you updated and post pictures of any babies we get!