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The Pet Food Courier News
September 2009
Add My Favorite Brand/ Bag Size/ Treat
Do you have a favorite food, feed, or treat that you do not see in the TPFC store today? Please write to us today. We will add it asap. CustomerService@TPFC.com
Our Supplies Center Is All New. No Extra Shipping Charges When Ordering With Food!
 Don't forget to shop for all your supply needs at TPFC! No extra shipping charges are applied when ordered with your food order. If you need supplies but don't need food shop away, and you will save as your shipping for all supplies orders will never exceed $5.00!
Fall Pet Tip:
Preventing your pets from accidentsIt is possible to prevent many tragedies, such as choking, poisoning, injuries and certain illnesses. A common one is choking. To prevent choking, buy toys that are made especially for dogs. Remember that if a toy has moveable parts or sewn-on features, it is a hazard. Examine balls and other chew toys closely. Before you allow your dog to play with them, make sure they are too large to swallow. Small dogs need smaller toys than do larger dogs. Don’t allow your larger dog to play with the smaller dog’s toys if you have different size dogs. Another choking danger is bones. Do not ever give your dog bones that have been cooked, because they can easily splinter and cause choking. Make sure your kitchen garbage is out of reach.
Another household danger is getting into poisons. Without even thinking about it, we encounter lots of poisons and toxins on a daily basis. Lots of these may be dangerous or even fatal to dogs. Among toxic things for dogs are indoor and outdoor plants, cleaning supplies, car fluids, rat and mouse poisons, pesticides, and even certain human foods, such as chocolate and onions. Keep these and other toxins that you are not sure about out of your dog’s reach.
Sports injuries, falls and traffic related injuries are usually preventable. The best injury preventive is to always keep your dog under control, whether within a secure fenced-in area, or on a leash. Pay attention to your dog’s needs and keep him in good condition, in order to avoid pulled muscles, heatstroke, and various other exercise related injuries. Don’t just run your dog hard once a week, don’t exercise him during the hottest hours of the day and make sure you always keep him hydrated.
There are some serious illnesses that seem to come from nowhere. However, many of them can be treated before they become an emergency. Don’t just hope it will go away, if your dog shows symptoms of an illness, such as coughing, vomiting and diarrhea. Call your vet and tell him what symptoms you are observing. Your dog’s chances of a quick recovery are better the sooner you treat the illness.
The Pet Food Fundraiser and Your Animal Rescue, Your Cancer Foundation, Alzheimers, School,Church... We supply everything you need to get the word out to your supporters that all they need do is by their brands of food & feed, at competitive prices, delivered to their door, from TPFC, and your organization or club receives 5% of their food orders, month after month, after month after month. . Call for more information! TPFC Office: 720 344-2168
TPFC wants to support the growth of your fine organization today. Call us and we will have you up and running in a matter of hours.
Supporters mean Potential Earnings:
Domesticated Animal Households Potential Earnings
Supporters 1 Year Average
750 = $33,750
1000 = $45,000
1500 = $67,500
2000 = $90,000
Non Domesticated Animal Households Potential Earnings
Supporters 1 Year Average
750 = $450,000
1000 = $600,000
1500 = $900,000
2000 = $1,200,000
Have Faith
Many of you may already be familiar with the story of Faith, the two-legged canine sensation. But because it packs such a wallop in the warm-fuzzies department, I thought it warranted a quick re-posting here.
Faith the dog was born just before Christmas in 2002. She came into the world with three legs — two healthy hind legs and one abnormal front leg that needed to be amputated. She could not walk when she was born. Not even her own mother wanted her.
Jude Stringfellow's son Reuben discovered the three-legged dog (she was part of a friend's dog's litter that contained several pups with birth deformities) and immediately took her home. The original owner had contemplated having the pup, who was the only survivor from the litter, euthanized because of her missing limbs and subsequent inability to walk. Jude took one look at this unique dog and was determined train her to get around on her own. She named her "Faith."
In the beginning, Jude put Faith on a skateboard to allow her to experience motion and balance. Later, she used peanut butter on a spoon as a lure and reward to get Faith to stand up and jump around. The other dogs in Jude's home also helped to encourage Faith to walk. After six months, Faith learned to balance on her two hind legs and to jump forward and backwards. With further training, she began to walk upright like a human being.
Now Faith walks everywhere, and, not surprisingly, no matter where she goes, she stops people in their tracks. Faith even has her own movie deal for a film scheduled for release in 2010!
Read more about Faith here and watch a video of her in action below.
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Thank you for the privilege of serving you! We at TPFC appreciate you. Please let us know if there is anything further we can do for you or your animal family members.
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