Hamptons Pet magazine, Issue - №4 Spring 2015

WELLNESS

CAUSES

TRENDS

INTERVIEWS

RESCUE

LIFESTYLES

THE GLOBAL LUXURY PET MAGAZINE

EXCLUSIVE

KRISTY HINZE-CLARK One supermodel’s inspiration

CHIC BOUTIQUE

Chicago's finest—The Talbott Hotel

WAFFLES THE THERAPY CAT Spreading smiles one paw at a time

ANIMAL ARK

Two by two, saving exotics and the planet

TECHY TRAVEL

Never lose track again

RETRO RESCUE

Saving pets 60s style

Features May Flowers 34 Fiesta in style while paying homage to Cinco De Mayo.

Luxe Life 38 Supermodel loves the finer things—

ON THE COVER

that is, her daughters and Schnauzers.

Adopted pups Winston and Benny welcome guests to Chicago's Talbott Hotel.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Charmed! In Chicago 42 Sway to this old-time city’s

Jimmy Elliot

rhythm and blues.

Retro Fashion Meets a Rescue Revolution 46 The TropiClean New York Pet Fashion Show does it again—hippie-chic!

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Pet Showcase Spring into action for this season's steals.

Lifestyles Caring for Seniors 16 As furry friends age, it is important their food grows with them.

Celebrity Bark 18 Even the toughest in showbiz are softies when it comes to their pets.

Techy Travels 20 Innovation makes it almost impossible to lose Fido.

Accept the Exceptional 22 Acclaimed Heather Johnston shares

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what every pet owner wants to know.

The Purrrsuit of Happiness 24 Waffles the therapy cat in training cozies up with those in need.

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PHOTOGRAPHY JIMMY ELLIOTT

THE TALBOTT IS THE PERFECT PLACE TO REST ONE’S WELL-TRAVELED PAWS.

BECAUSE PETS ARE SUCH AN INTEGRAL PART OF OUR FAMILY, ACCOMMODATING THEM SEAMLESSLY AND CREATIVELY IS OUR GOAL. PAGE 22

Wellness Supplements for Pets 52 All pets need supplements and Dr. Marty Goldstein knows why.

What’s That Smell? 54 Kiss bad breath (and gas) goodbye!

The secret to better living.

Give Me Shelter 56 Model, actress and now movie producer shares her latest documentary.

Spring Fever 58 Avoid these top spring risks to make the most of the season.

Canine Self-Control 60 Andrea Arden shares how controlling

THE ARK GOES TO GREAT LENGTHS TO SIMULATE THEIR NATURAL HABITAT.

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HP Directory Bounce into spring with events, businesses and services sure to fulfill all of your pet’s needs.

Causes Animal Ark 64 This environmentally responsible non-profit takes a unique stance.

From the Pound to the Penthouse 66 See how pets are doing the saving in Susan Rubin's video series.

One Rescue’s Legacy 70 Pilots N Paws gives Brock, their first rescue, a loving sendoff.

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PHOTOGRAPHY BRADY ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAPHY (ABOVE); ANIMAL ARK (BELOW)

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one’s own behavior is the first step.

president's LETTER

Watching rescue pets prance the runway would rival the best of fashion shows.

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ust when we felt like spring would never arrive, the buds pop, and it is time to get outside and play with our pets. Although winter took on a new definition that some of us hope to forget, there

were some moments of merit.

The New York Pet Fashion Show benefitting the Mayor’s Alliance for New York City Animals was tremendous fun. Seeing dogs and parents alike decked out in bell bottoms commemorating the 60s and 70s was nothing shy of adorable. Watching rescue pets prance the runway would rival the best of fashion shows.

Kudos to Hamptons Pet publisher Gregg Oehler and Ada Nieves for making this event the best one to date.

The Fall cover of Hamptons Pet magazine had the honor of being included in the program journal distributed to all of The Westminster Kennel Club (WKC) Dog Show attendees, featuring Sky, last year’s Best In Show winner.

Being in NYC provided me the opportunity to interview good friend, David Frei, founder of Angel On A Leash and co-host of The WKC Dog Show, for my television program Let’s Talk About Animals. David predicted four of the top finalists but also said that “the one certainty of the Best In Show is that you can never predict the winner.” When I saw the judge handle Ch Tashtins

enough, Miss P took home the title.

In South Florida, another smashing success was Pet Haven Rescue’s Casino Night Is Going to the Dogs at the Palm Beach Polo Golf and Country Club. Hats off to Carole Chapuis for her initiative in proving shelters really can be cage-free.

Jewel Morris

Founder

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PHOTOGRAPHY RACHAEL HALE MCKENNA; VIVALICIOUS (GRACIE)

Lookin For Trouble, a.k.a. “Miss P” the Beagle, I asked, “How could you put your hands on a hound dog and it not win?” Sure

publisher's LETTER

One of our goals is to end euthanasia in America’s shelters.

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pring is a time of renewal and being outdoors with our pets. And a time to say “thank you” to all of our readers from across the US, Europe, Asia, Mexico and beyond for helping make Hamptons

Pet magazine the success it is.

Travel with us to Chicago and The Talbott Hotel, where petfriendly takes on a whole new meaning. Then enjoy the beauty of architect and owner Heather Johnston’s award-winning, pet-friendly Casabrava home.

Jody Miller-Young shares what inspires our friend and supermodel Kristy Hinze-Clark’s surreal life, and what truly matters is her family and dogs. Miller-Young then wraps up The New York Pet Fashion Show, the largest pet fashion and rescue event in the country.

Dr. Patrick Mahaney dishes on the latest seasonal health tips and how to provide the best care for seniors, while Dr. Marty Goldstein explains the importance of including supplements in all pet diets. And according to Dr. Chris Bessent, herbs can bring back a healthy balance in a pet’s well-being.

Andrea Arden tackles some of the most common behavioral issues dogs have. On the feline side, Debbie Glovatsky shows us how so many have fallen in love with Waffles, a therapy cat in training.

Nikki Moustaki gives us an inside look with Katie Cleary, a model, actress and producer of the new documentary Give Me Shelter. Our very own Tiffany Keeth takes us on a tour of Animal Ark’s mission of caring for all animals.

One of our goals is to end euthanasia in America’s shelters; Updike when he wrote, “Dreams come true. Without that possibility, nature would not incite us to have them.”

Gregg R. Oehler

Publisher and Editorial Director

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PHOTOGRAPHY HOLLY MOON-OEHLER

many think this is an impossible dream. But I’m with John

contributors

DEBI BOIES is the founder and president of Pilots N Paws, an organization of over 7,000 pilots that transports animals to safety. She is also the senior VP of the Pet Philanthropy Circle. pilotsnpaws.org

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ANDREA ARDEN is a leader in the field of animal behavior.

FOUNDER

Author of numerous books, she has also served as an expert

Jewel Morris

for many shows including Nightline, the Today Show, Live with

PUBLISHER & EDITORIAL DIRECTOR

Kelly and Michael and Animal Planet. andreaarden.com

Gregg R. Oehler CREATIVE DIRECTOR

PATRICK MAHANEY DVM, CVA, CVJ is a veterinarian, certified veterinary acupuncturist and journalist, and belongs to California Pet Acupuncture and Wellness (CPAW), Inc. patrickmahaney.com

Corey Olin MANAGING DIRECTOR

Tiffany Keeth SENIOR EDITOR

Amber Carlton

JODY MILLER-YOUNG is an expert in the world of pet fashion. She has a popular blog called Bark and Swagger as well as a Pet Life Radio show of the same name. barkandswagger.com

FASHION EDITOR

Jody Miller-Young TRAVEL EDITOR

Loren Morrissey

LOREN MORRISSEY is an insurance executive, but as an avid luxury traveler and pet lover, her passion is finding the hidden travel treasures of the world where pets are welcome. linkd.in/1vp3D0B

ADVERTISING DIRECTOR

Oehler Media CIRCULATION DIRECTOR

Dale Oehler IT DIRECTOR

DEBBIE GLOVATSKY is the creative, funny girl behind the popular lifestyle cat blog, GLOGIRLY. She personifies her cats through witty dialogue and clever imagery, and creates social buzz and engagement for brands. glogirly.com

Kyle Copley Hamptons Pet magazine is published quarterly by Petfest, LLC CHAIRMAN & CEO Jewel PRESIDENT & COO

Morris

Gregg R. Oehler

PARIS PERMENTER and JOHN BIGLEY are a husband-wife

44 Little Noyac Path

team of travel and pet writers. The authors of 30+ books and

Water Mill, New York 11976

the publishers of dogtipper.com share their home with their mixed breed rescue dogs, Tiki and Irie.

EDITORIAL & ADVERTISING

CHRIS BESSENT, founder of Herbsmith, Inc., uses herbal

(203) 595-5452 gregg@oehlermedia.com

combinations and acupuncture in her veterinary holistic practice. Currently, she lives in Wisconsin with her husband and six dogs. herbsmithinc.com

NIKKI MOUSTAKI is a dog trainer, pet expert and author

Enjoy your free online subscription at HamptonsPet.com/subscribe Printed in the USA by Fry Communications

of The Bird Market of Paris: A Memoir. She splits her time between NYC and Miami Beach. nikkimoustaki.com; @nikkimoustaki; facebook.com/moustakinikki

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16 SENIORS 18 CELEBRITY BARK 20 TECHNOLOGY AND TRAVEL 22 INTERIORS 24 THERAPY 28 PRODUCT SHOWCASE

LIFESTYLES ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE Bursting with charisma, charm and endless pats, Waffles the therapy cat in training demonstrates that everyone is worthy of love and a little time.

Follow him on his journey from being rescued to doing the rescuing at glogirly.com.

PHOTOGRAPHY DEBBIE GLOVATSKY

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LIFESTYLES

seniors

Caring for Seniors Usher in old age with grace and ease.

B Y PAT R I C K M A H A N E Y V M D, C VA , C VJ

lower levels of protein, fat, carbohydrates

to life, and not just for

and overall caloric content.

humans. Canine bodies are

Additionally, many senior dogs can

constantly changing as a

suffer from mild to severe degrees of

result of age, stress, disease, trauma and

periodontal disease, which can also affect

environmental fluctuations, so owners

their ability to smell and taste. Providing

must be extra attentive to their health

foods that are soft, aromatic and flavorful

needs. Diet is a crucial component of

helps ensure that nutrients are ingested

health promotion and maintenance, and

instead of being left in the bowl.

dogs should eat a wide variety of nutrients throughout their lives.

For all canine patients, regardless of age, highly recommended are fresh,

An approach catering to the metabolic

human-grade whole foods that are

needs of senior dogs is essential to insure

moist and similar to the form nature

that older bodies function as optimally as

intended. Diets and treats that contain

possible. This means that food should

feed-grade ingredients (deemed unfit

not be the same, day in and day out.

for human consumption), protein and

Proteins, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins

grain (meals and by-products), chemical

and minerals and more should rotate so

preservatives, sugar, artificial colors

that bodies can extract nutrients needed

and other components have repeatedly

to maintain an ideal state of health.

The nutritional needs of senior dogs

proven to sicken pets and should be avoided.

Commercially-made

foods

differ from puppies as daily activity and

have been making great strides as many

overall energy is typically reduced. Thus,

now include food specially formulized

foods for older dogs commonly have

for seniors.

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ating healthy is the secret

LIFESTYLES

4-1-1

To be in the moment, to be present, because they’re eternally present. They’re not worried about what’s happening in the past or future, other than getting some food, maybe, or a walk. To live, breathe and

BARK

Even the rich and famous have a thing or two they learn from their pets.

relax in the moment.

Justin Guarini

AVA I have a cat named Samantha.

I’ve learned from my pets that life can turn on a dime! My little Gertie was next up on the list to be killed at an LA shelter when we pulled her; she had no teeth and was underweight. Other rescues passed her up, but we saw a diamond in the rough. Now she eats eggs at the Four Seasons and travels in the plane with

Pets are like family!

me wherever I go.

PAIGE I have a Pug named Bijou!

Katherine Heigl

Our pets teach us to be loyal!

RIPLEY I have a Goldfish named Mr. Ecofish! He doesn’t do too much, but he definitely teaches you responsibility.

GABY I have two small cats named

Felix and Dexter. They’re always there for you, and you’re always going to have to be there for them.

Ava Ulloa, Paige Brady, Ripley Sobo and Gabriella Pizzolo, stars of Matilda.

Be happy on a daily basis.

They wake up ready to go, with the utmost excitement for what the day has to offer. They don’t seem to live in the past or the future, as they’re masters of living in the moment. They teach that less is more. They’re a daily reminder that happiness can come from the most simple of things.

David Chokachi

PHOTOGRAPHY KATHERINE HEIGL; DWAYNE HILL (CHOKACHI); JODY MILLER-YOUNG FOR BARKANDSWAGGER.COM (AVA, GUARINI)

Celebrity

LIFESTYLES

technology

Techy Travels A new generation of high-tech devices keep pets safe on the road or just around the corner.

B Y PA R I S P E R M E N T E R A N D J O H N B I G L E Y

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fter a long, cold winter, spring days tempt two- and fourlegged travelers with

the promise of memory-making getaways. To make sure those trip memories do not include a search for a lost pet, today’s high-tech devices make it easy to track wandering dogs, keeping their human parents' minds at ease.

The SCOUT2500 tracks and pinpoints pets while the SCOUT5000 includes a video camera and two-way audio.

Owners can see, hear and record their

These products use the latest technology to keep pets safe on the

PETHUB SIGNAL TAG

road, whether it is a day trip to a

Using Bluetooth™, this tag provides

local park or a dream vacation to a dog-friendly hideaway. Enjoy peace

location-based alerts when dogs pass beyond boundaries. The tag includes a

of mind with these easy gadgets.

flashing light for night rescues and links

TAGG GPS PLUS

GIBI

TRAX

Now part of the Whistle family, Tagg

This sleek GPS unit uses Gibi’s online

Dogs can be tracked with a Trax

combines activity tracking with GPS

browser-based app to track a dog

sharable app, whose access can be

security. The latest units also alert

beyond a preset zone. Email and/or text

turned on and off as needed. Trax also

owners of temperature extremes at

alerts notify owners to check the app to

uses GPRS and ships with a prepaid

their pet’s location. pettracker.com

locate their wandering dog. getgibi.com

SIM card for two years. traxfamily.com

dog’s environment. motorola.com

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to your PetHub profile at pethub.com.

PHOTOGRAPHY MOTOROLA (SCOUT5000); PETHUB (SIGNAL TAG); TAGG (GPS PLUS); GIB (GIBI); TRAX

MOTOROLA SCOUT

LIFESTYLES

interiors

STAIRGROUNDS

There is no stopping these two—consensus: they love this house!

VINTAGE DOORS PRESENTS

Accept the Exceptional Green living and pet-friendly standards do not happen by accident.

B Y T I F FA N Y K E E T H

elements is crucial. “The entire exterior is accessible—dogs

stewardship

greener

can and do run the entire house perimeter at full speed,” says

standards and innovations, homeowners may not

Johnston. Heavy duty flooring (both inside and out) allows for

know where to start. Although LED and solar

a marathon game of fetch up and down the deck. By using a

driving

the

need

for

energy are quick fixes, updating one’s home to maximize natural

low-water (and non-pet yellowing) clover lawn, Bravo and Nettie

light, ventilation and comfort are becoming a must. But where

certainly have free reign.

does one’s pet fit into all this?

Inside, Johnston uses carpet tile, making it easy to replace

The APPA (American Pet Products Association) estimates

should one get damaged, and tough porcelain tile with close

that 70 to 80 million dogs and 74 to 96 million cats are owned in

grout joints to easily wipe clean. Incorporating sunlight, fresh air

the US. With Americans spending close to $60 billion a year on

and views are considerations meant to fully embrace the entire

pets, there has never been a better time to combine pet-friendly

family. “We [my husband and I] both work in the upstairs office,

spaces with contemporary, green living.

so the dogs are with us all day,” states Johnston. “The master

One expert who would concur is Heather Johnston, founding

bedroom has a man cave for Bravo who prefers to sleep in his

Principal of Heather Johnston Architect. Owner of the award-

own bed. Floor to ceiling sliding doors with screens allow them

winning Casabrava, she designed her green living California

visual and scent access to the outdoors.”

home with her 4- and 5-year-old Poodles, Bravo and Nettie, in

Pet-friendly Casabrava is something to behold, and possesses

mind. “Because pets are such an integral part of our family,

aspects that any pet loving homeowner can incorporate. With

accommodating them seamlessly and creatively is our goal,”

a little design and effort, one can easily turn their house into a

expresses Johnston.

multifunctional home. After all, as stated by Heather Johnston

When designing, considering both the exterior and interior

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PHOTOGRAPHY BRADY ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAPHY

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ith an increased focus on environmental

LEFT, Glass sliding doors and floor-to-ceiling windows allow for visual and scent access, both indoor and out;

PHOTOGRAPHY BRADY ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAPHY

RIGHT, Guard dogs on high alert with the perks of included afternoon siestas.

LEFT, Netti and Bravo sunbathe and play fetch during happy hour; RIGHT, Landscaping with local, non-toxic plants are key to making the exterior 360 degrees pet-friendly.

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LIFESTYLES

therapy

The Purrrsuit of Happiness Falling in love with Waffles, the therapy cat in training.

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ate one night while browsing Petfinder.com, I immediately fell in love with a tiny, orange kitten.

The next day, I could not get to the shelter fast enough to scoop up this furry bundle of joy, who I

dubbed “Waffles.”

Full of personality, this brave, fun-seeking missile of a kitten showed me early on that he had an enormous capacity to love and be loved. His optimistic curiosity is infectious. He loves people and people love Waffles.

I had heard about therapy animals and what a positive impact they can have on people living in nursing homes and assisted living facilities. I could not shake the thought of what it would be like to not only have to say goodbye to your home, belongings and independence, but quite possibly your beloved pet. Maybe, just maybe, Waffles could bring a smile to the face of someone missing their cat.

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PHOTOGRAPHY TIM GLOVATSKY (ABOVE); DEBBIE GLOVATSKY (BELOW)

B Y D E B B I E G L OVAT S K Y

As a therapy cat in training, Waffles visits a local nursing facility, sharing his feline charm with residents and staff. Just a glimpse of him rolling through the hallways in his signature Waffle Wagon elicits double takes and leaves everyone smiling.

With a lineup of lady friends who adore entertaining him in their rooms, he often stops off for one-on-one visits.

By just being there and letting someone pet him, Waffles connects with residents in ways that many people cannot. Their eyes light up as they fondly remember the cats they once had, reliving cherished memories and sharing stories. One resident had lost her ability to see or speak. Knowing of her love for cats, the staff placed her hand gently on Waffles’ head so she could feel his fur and pet him. Though her eyes could no longer see, they lit up like stars.

Waffles has just a few supervised visits left before he earns his certification through Love on a Leash®, the Foundation for Pet Provided Therapy. As a therapy team, it is all about trust.

It is my job to watch for his cues and know when it is time to rest, allowing him to do his job of sharing his unconditional love.

LET'S GET STROLLIN Sporting my Puppia harness

Relying on me to keep him comfortable and safe has created a

(puppiaus.com) and PetEgo stroller (petego.com);

very special bond between us. The stronger our bond, the more

BELOW, A hero, just hanging out and looking cute.

confidence Waffles has as a therapy cat and the more smiles he spreads. Roll with Waffles at glogirly.com.

PHOTOGRAPHY DEBBIE GLOVATSKY

WAFFLES CONNECTS WITH RESIDENTS IN WAYS THAT MANY PEOPLE CANNOT.

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SPECIAL EDITORIAL SECTION

Love Bones

BY THOMAS KURILLA

Love Bones charms are for pets and their humans. Hand-made in sterling or gold, one can easily add them to a bracelet, necklace or a collar. A beautiful way to show love. lovebonesnyc.com/ecommerce

Pet Hygiene

Bloomin’ Delights Spring into a better you.

Hamptons Pet has got it all.

BY ADVET™

From a deep clean with tea tree shampoo and conditioner to a waterless spray that doubles as a homeopathic remedy, AdVet pet care line is the solution to a pet’s hygienic needs. Try the 90 Day Hygienic Starter Kit for $29.99 at advetcare.com.

House of Kitties

BY KITTY PLAY ZONE

Kid designed, kitty approved. Designed by a 10-year-old girl, Kitty Play Zone is a cardboard playhouse and feeding station that promotes playful interaction between children and cats. kittyplayzone.com

Keep It Moving

BY BARK N BAG

Gear up for the road with the Bark n Bag Organic Denim Outback Messenger.

Simple styling paired with modern functionality. Easy access zippered pockets for all your essentials. barknbag.com

Support for Joints

BY VETRISCIENCE ® LABORATORIES

Live with Fido, Not His Fur

BY LILLY BRUSH™

BE FOREVER FURLESS™ efficiently removes dog and cat hair from upholstery, clothing, bedding, autos, rugs and more.

The BFF is 100% reusable. No mess,

The most advanced joint support formula from VetriScience® Laboratories, VetriFLEX combines clinically proven ®

ingredients with bioavailable nutrients for superior absorption—all in a delicious chew dogs love. vetriscience.com

Functional Treats

BY OKINAWAN HAPPY DOGS

Immune Guard treats are holistic, organic, soft chews that boost antioxidant value and immune function. Cold-pressed in turkey or salmon flavor, these treats make rewardtime healthy. okinawanhappydogs.com

no waste, no refills. lillybrush.com

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SPECIAL EDITORIAL SECTION

Heirloom Pet Portraiture

BY J. SHEA FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY

Leading a new renaissance of

One Stop Shop

timeless portraiture—Jennifer Shea

BY LAMBERT VET SUPPLY

creates exclusive works of fine art that

Use Cosequin to help your pet climb

reflect the inner spirit and outer

stairs, rise and jump. Cosequin is the #1

beauty of family members.

veterinarian recommended retail joint

jshea-photography.com (Coming soon.)

health supplement. For all ages, sizes and activity levels. lambertvetsupply.com

Living Large

Soft Chews for Felines

BY DIAMONDS IN THE RUFF RUFF

BY NATURVET®

Specializing in custom, handmade, luxury

Supplementing one’s cat has never been

lifestyle products for one’s dog, Diamonds

easier with NaturVet’s new cat Soft

In The Ruff Ruff dares to be bold. USA-

Chews, available in 10 different solutions.

based, a wide range of the highest quality

Cats love the taste; parents love the

jewelry, couture and unique handcrafted

convenience and results. naturvet.com

beds for Fido are a click away. diamondsintheruffruff.com

Itch Relief

BY BEST FOR YOUR PET

Natural allergy and itching relief, BetaThym™, has no harmful side effects that can often be associated with steroid drugs. Beta-Thym™ has a cortisone-like effect on pet’s itchiness and allergy-

Make a Difference

BY SASHAHELPS

Give a gift that really will make a difference. Help provide service animals to

Therapy

BY BACK ON TRACK

those in need and loving homes to rescues

Help your dog feel loose, supple and

in need. This year, make a difference in

comfortable. From agility dogs to trusted

people’s lives. sashahelps.com

companions, Back on Track products have the same therapeutic benefit for all dogs,

related symptoms. bestforyourpet.com

young or old. backontrackproducts.com

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SPECIAL EDITORIAL SECTION

Diaper Duty

BY THE PEEKEEPER ®

This stylish wrap is the ultimate escapeproof dog diaper ideal for incontinent dogs, male dog marking, traveling, female dogs in heat and visiting friends and family. Made in the USA. peekeeper.com

Power Paws

No One Nose Best

BY WOODROW WEAR

A unique solution to common pet issues,

BY THE BLISSFUL DOG ®

Power Paws socks provide indoor

The Blissful Dog’s handcrafted, organic

traction and mobility, and protect against

NOSE BUTTER® smooths and soothes

heat, cold, salt, snow and allergens

dogs’ dry, crusty noses. Available in tins

outdoors. Made of cotton and elastic

or tubes with over 60 dog breed label

for comfort, fit and adaptability, they

choices. theblissfuldog.com

are available in three durability levels. woodrowwear.com

Kale Craze

BY DOGS LOVE KALE

A favorite with less than five ingredients, these nutritious treats are grain- and

Rock N’ Roll

BY EDDIE’S WHEELS

wheat-free with the super antioxidant kale

The premier manufacturer of custom

as the star. Made in the USA. Available in

mobility carts for disabled pets, each of

five delicious flavors. dogslovekale.com

Eddie’s Wheels is designed to match a pet’s abilities and lifestyle. Rear wheel, front wheel and quad carts available. eddieswheels.com

Repel Pesky Pests

BY TICKS-N-ALL

Complete Oral Care

Help those who can’t help themselves the

BY PETZLIFE

all-natural way with Ticks-N-All’s organic

Naturally remove plaque and tartar,

insect repellent. Free of harmful chemicals,

reverse gum disease and freshen breath

it is safe for expectant mothers,

without brushing. Guaranteed and

kittens and puppies. ticks-n-all.com

widely recommended by vets. Use code "hamptons" for 20% off. petzlife.com

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34 CINCO DE MAYO 38 KRISTY HINZE-CLARK 42 CHICAGO 46 NEW YORK PET FASHION SHOW

FEATURES THE WINDY CITY’S TREASURED BOUTIQUE Canine consultants Winston and Benny lead Team Talbott in pampering pet and people visitors alike, tossing parties and greeting each guest with a grin. These American gentlemen ensure everyone staying at The Talbott Hotel has a terrierific time.

PHOTOGRAPHY JIMMY ELLIOTT

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Jody Miller-Young

PHOTOGRAPHY RICH JOHNSTON

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo in style for a fashion-forward Fido.

From Chihuahuas and Cresteds to Cockers and Cavaliers, this holiday is an opportunity to rock the reds, whites and greens of the Mexican flag.

PAYING HOMAGE Venus is wearing designer Miguel Rodriguez' Mexican flag-inspired gown; LEFT, Vanilla looks chic in the GUADALAJARA mexican gown, meaning "City of Roses."

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arades, costumes, delicacies and…dogs? Yes! Cinco de Mayo, the national holiday celebrating all things Mexican, has gone canine. And no selfrespecting fashion hound wants to be caught dressing out of sync. After all, Cinco de Mayo is about overcoming great adversity, commemorating the battle that took place on May 5th, 1862 in Puebla, Mexico, against the French. Against all odds, they prevailed, resulting in a celebration of Mexican culture, heritage and pride for Latinos everywhere. So be prepared on this historic day by checking out the best tips for dressing to wow.

From Chihuahuas and Cresteds to Cockers and Cavaliers, this holiday is an opportunity to rock the reds, whites and greens of the Mexican flag. The many parties, performances, street festivals and parades require a Cinco de Mayo canine fashionista to have a few festive creations in the closet. Traditional Mexican apparel is all about making a statement with lots of color and embellishments like embroidery and trims.

For little fur men, a decorative sombrero is a must. No canine outfit would be complete without a fun, striped poncho or a fancy mariachi vest. Take it up a notch; match mariachi pants and a jacket with cool dude shades.

The señoritas will be batting their eyelashes in blues, reds, yellows and greens, featuring lots of ruffles and frills. Say “goodbye, wallflower” and “hello, life of the party” with festive jewelry. For Cinco de Mayo, embrace beads of all sizes, colors and shapes.

Feel free to go big or go subtle, depending on one’s personal flavor. What is muy importante is to have fun. Because, after all, Cinco de Mayo is all about the celebration! And no, Fido, you

PHOTOGRAPHY RICH JOHNSTON; ANTHONY RUBIO (BOGGIE/KIMBA)

cannot have a taco!

FIESTA RE ADY CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Lily calypsos in Frida Kahlo

and hand painted dress by Ada Nieves; Venus stuns in Miguel Rodriguez; BB poses in the miniskirt version of GUADALAJARA.

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Boogie and Kimba Rubio dazzle in Anthony Rubio designs.

Denver PHOTOGRAPHY RICH JOHNSTON; ANTHONY RUBIO (BOGGIE/KIMBA)

With a population that is 20 percent Latino, the Mile High City pulls out all the stops for Cinco

Top Five US Destinations Look no further—we have the

hottest Cinco de Mayo hot spots right here in the states.

Phoenix With a traditionally healthy MexicanAmerican culture, Patriots Square Park in

de Mayo. The two-day, weekend-long festival

Phoenix morphs into the center of festivities

draws close to 500,000 attendees, featuring

with hundreds of booths to peruse. Have

music, dancers, a sea of Mexican flags and, of course, amazing culinary delights. Its annual

a Chihuahua who loves to run? Not to

Los Angeles

be outdone, Chandler puts on its annual

green chili cook-off between local restaurants

A hotbed of Latino culture, it is no surprise

Chihuahua race, and nearby Mesa throws a

is not to be missed.

that the City of Angels hosts one of the

3-day dance competition. Cha cha cha!

Portland

largest Cinco de Mayo celebrations. From the end of April through the first week of

San Diego

Portland’s Cinco de Mayo celebration is the

May, there are festivals and events scattered

Celebrating Cinco de Mayo for over two

largest multi-cultural event in Oregon, sharing

throughout the city. Fiesta Broadway draws

decades, this city has a wide array of activities

a history with sister city, Guadalajara, Mexico.

upwards of half a million people over 20 city

like the two-day Fiesta Cinco de Mayo in

Attracting 300,000 visitors and includes fun

blocks with the party continuing around the

the city’s Old Town, reenactments of the

activities like a Mariachi Mass, carnival rides,

El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical

famous 1862 battle, dancing, mariachis and a

fireworks and the wares of Guadalajaran

Monument. Of course included are good eats,

tantalizing array of Mexican fare from spirited

artisans and jewelers.

dancing, storytelling and all-around reveling.

restaurants in the 22-city block historic area.

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LUXE LIFE Yachts, horse farms and multiple homes make up Kristy Hinze-Clark’s life, but what matters most is her family, including her three rescue pups.

K

risty Hinze-Clark is living the good life. The

rescues, Brandon, Ava and Elwood, are never far from her side.

gorgeous, retired Ford supermodel who

“Before I had my [human] babies, I had my fur kids,” she explains.

graced the covers of Sports Illustrated, “I was inspired by them. My husband and I are so in love with Australian Vogue and the Victoria’s Secret

these dogs.”

catalogue now splits her time between Palm

The inspiration Hinze-Clark is referring to gave birth to

Beach and New York with husband and Netscape founder, Jim

Legitimutt, her classically fashionable clothing and accessories

Clark, and their two young daughters, three-year-old Dylan and

brand. “It combined my love of fashion and dogs,” she describes.

six-month-old Harper. In addition, her three Miniature Schnauzer

“And, I saw a gap in the marketplace for high quality, classic,

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PHOTOGRAPHY FRED LOVE; KRISTY HINZE-CLARK (ELWOOD)

by Jody Miller-Young

PHOTOGRAPHY FRED LOVE; KRISTY HINZE-CLARK (ELWOOD)

GREENSCAPE Elwood heads out to the links in a golf cart; LEFT, On the Riva boat with Ava, Elwood and Brandon in Palm Beach.

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functional clothing. I couldn’t think of anything more creative than working with three of my best friends as models!”

So what is life like for her pampered pups? “They are so lucky!”

Hinze-Clark laughs. “They love to run around. We have six acres at the house, so there is plenty of room. Brandon loves to swim in the pool; we cannot keep him out. The other two don’t like to get their hair wet!”

Just as at home on the water as on land, Brandon, Ava and Elwood are the perfect mast-cots on the couple’s 300-foot yacht, Athena, the fourth largest sailing vessel in the world. Favorite

ALEEOOP Hinze-Clark takes a hurdle on one of her favorite horses, Shiva.

destinations include Positano, Italy, the Mediterranean and the Caribbean. “The dogs are always on the yacht with us; they love it!” she shares. “We’re going to spend the entire summer on the

vivacious girl. The scout came to her graduation, signed her

boat this year, traveling around Europe to watch my horses in

immediately, and two weeks later, she was modeling for Vogue.

show jumping competitions. I’ll be doing some of the smaller

These days, horses are once again a big part of Hinze-Clark’s

competitions, too.”

Palm Beach home, she spends time every day learning show

her grandfather raced them. Growing up as a tomboy on a dairy

jumping. “I train with pretty wonderful people,” she enthuses. “I

farm in Australia, riding was a staple in her life. “My mom would

have some great world champion riders in my barn who also

take me each weekend to a horse show or rodeo,” she says.

train me, so I have a lot of fun doing that.” One of them, Meredith

She was so smitten with the sport, a family friend suggested

Michaels-Beerbaum, will be riding Hinze-Clark’s horses, Atlanta,

she attend a finishing school to “get off those horses and learn

Commanche and Fibonacci, in the show jumping competitions

to behave more like a lady.” It was there that the headmaster

across Europe this summer.

reached out to a modeling scout to have a look at this pretty,

Her husband Jim’s favorite thing to do is to watch Hinze-Clark

BE ACH-BOUND Mini-Schnauzer Majesty: Ava, Elwood and Brandon posing pretty as a picture.

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PHOTOGRAPHY KRISTY HINZE-CLARK (BEACH BOUND, AVA, BRANDON) ; FRED LOVE (SHIVA,HINZE-CLARK)

world. With 14-acre Artemis Farms only thirty minutes from her

Horses are in Hinze-Clark’s blood; her father was a trainer and

FAMILY TIES Brandon, Ava and Elwood prove happiness

PHOTOGRAPHY KRISTY HINZE-CLARK (BEACH BOUND, AVA, BRANDON) ; FRED LOVE (SHIVA,HINZE-CLARK)

is a lapful of furry kids; RIGHT, Ava lounging by the pool; BELOW, Brandon guarding Hinze-Clark’s favorite vintage Mercedes.

and Dylan ride. “Jim will come out to the barn and bring the dogs,” she describes. “They love it! Dylan has a pony, so after her school, she has a little ride.”

Philanthropists with a shared passion for animals and oceans, Clark and Hinze-Clark are fierce advocates of rescuing, and generously give to many shelters and marine conservation organizations around the world. Hinze-Clark even studied marine biology at the State University of New York.

The family loves to travel, and of course, Brandon, Ava and Elwood come along. Whether it is favorites Mustique or Tahiti, a trip to New York to check on the Manhattan apartment renovation, or the Bedford horse farm purchased from Hollywood producer/ director Ron Howard, the furry kids go in platinum-style.

No matter where they are though, the super cozy moments together are the ones they relish. “Dylan often wakes up at 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning, and always comes into our bed,” she muses. “We’ve got the three dogs in bed, too. I said to Jim one night, ‘We’re going to have to get a custom-sized bed, because this one is getting way too small!’”

Homes, yachts, horses and travel make up Hinze-Clark’s luxe life. But a bed full of babies? Now, that’s priceless.

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Loren Morrissey

Charmed!

IN CHICAGO

Treat oneself to luxury at its finest.

Benny and Winston know best—The Talbott is

from Michigan Avenue’s

where indulging is encouraged.

Magnificent

Mile

in

downtown Chicago is a boutique hotel with the

(talbotthotel.com/luxury/boutique/dogs-

gracious elegance of a bygone era and

welcome) with pictures and prose from the

modern, sophisticated style. Special touches,

pup’s perspective.

unexpected delights and impeccable service create a

With mascots Winston and Benny assuming the roles

soothing yet exciting in-town haven. Porter Perry pops out

of Canine Consultants, Team Talbott is always enhancing

from a corner magically anticipating one’s needs. Warmth and

the experience for four-legged friends. Winston recently

congeniality exude from each staff member, creating the feeling

celebrated his 6th birthday by hosting a Boston Terrier Rescue

of years of friendship. One certainly will not want to miss a visit

party at the hotel. Funds and awareness were raised, leading to

to The Talbott Hotel.

the adoption of many pups. More dog events are on the calendar

Warmth and congeniality exude

from each staff member, creating the feeling of friendship.

The newest member of the close-knit Talbott family is Boston

including the Paws Chicago adoption gala with refreshments,

Terrier pup, Benny, who was adopted by GM Troy Strand just in time

prizes and activities, and packed full of adoptable dogs and cats.

for an extra happy New Year. Strand’s six-year-old dog, Winston,

Whether the pup is up for some fun or needs a canine

immediately took Benny under his paw. No longer skinny or scared,

chill, The Talbott is the perfect place to rest one’s paws. The

the rescued Terrier in fact created The Talbott’s own Doggy Blog

treatment starts with plush doggy beds, portable water bowls,

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PHOTOGRAPHY JIMMY ELLIOTT; ANGELO MANNINO (WITH CHEF GENE)

J

ust a moment’s walk

The Talbott Hotel is the perfect place to rest one’s weary paws; RIGHT, with Chef Concierge Gene; BELOW, Enchanting, warm and sophisticated.

insulated lunch bags and doggylicious treats. Elegantly appointed spacious rooms create an enchanting sense of home and hearth. A stick’s toss across the street is Tails in the City pet PHOTOGRAPHY JIMMY ELLIOTT; ANGELO MANNINO (WITH CHEF GENE)

boutique, stocked with designer accessories and treats for the family’s VIPooch.

After a shopping excursion, all will be ready for fresh air and a romp. Mix and mingle with other pups and parents in the inviting Washington Square Park, or amble over to the four-season off-leash Montrose Dog Beach

A RECIPE FOR SUCCESS

just off of the famed Lakeshore Drive.

Because The Talbott Hotel considers every

A day of travel, shopping and exercise

guest to be their most important, each

leaves many visitors doggone tired. The

Concierge holds the esteemed title “Chef

Talbott’s own “Pampered Pooch and

Concierge,” the profession's highest rank

You” in-room massage consists of a

reserved for those with years of experience and

rejuvenating and relaxing hour of pleasure

exceptional skill. Like a genie or fairy godmother,

with a certified animal therapist and expert

a Chef Concierge anticipates his guest’s unique

masseuse. Or if a day in the Windy City has

wants and needs, providing whatever their

left one’s locks lacking, a soak in a deep tub

heart desires. Brimming with enthusiasm and

and a visit from the groomer are sure to perk up

personalized suggestions, The Talbott’s own

any pup. talbotthotel.com

Genie “Gene” hits the mark every time.

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Completed in 1925 as a result of a competition to build “the most beautiful

International culture and unpretentious attitude.

and distinctive office building in the world,” the Tribune Tower crowns the top of the Magnificent Mile. Overlooking the Chicago River, this remarkable architectural monument incorporates stones from

F

amously named the Windy City, Chicago

famed sites around the world.

beckons with a unique treasure for all to enjoy.

Shoppers flock to the Magnificent Mile.

Walkers, joggers and bikers fill the tree-lined streets of the Gold Coast and the miles of

pathways along Lake Michigan’s shoreline. Others enjoy a stroll through Chicago’s downtown “Loop” past public sculptures by Picasso, Miro and Chagall. Tourists and residents alike enjoy the pleasure of a paddle, sail or cruise down the Chicago River on a sunny day. Even pups get in on the fun by embarking on a leisurely Mercury Canine Cruise through Chicago’s Waterways or thrill on the 30-minute SeaDog speedboat.

TOP, Walk, cab or take the “L” to experience Chicago’s many charms; RIGHT, Craig Wayne Boyd, winner of The Voice with Hamptons Pet Travel

Editor Loren Morrissey and Publisher Gregg Oehler.

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PHOTOGRAPHY JIMMY ELLIOTT (DOOR); LA CHICA DE CHICAGO (SKYSCRAPER); ANGELO MANNINO (WITH BOYD)

Chicagoland

CHICAGO’S GOTHIC SKYSCRAPER

Nothing compares

Get High

Visit 360Chicago for a thrilling view of the city. In just 39 seconds the John Hancock Center elevator whisks visitors to the “Best View in America.” Daredevils can step outside the PHOTOGRAPHY ALL-HD-WALLPAPERS.COM (AT NIGHT); WALLIPO.COM (BLUE CHICAGO)

PHOTOGRAPHY JIMMY ELLIOTT (DOOR); LA CHICA DE CHICAGO (SKYSCRAPER); ANGELO MANNINO (WITH BOYD)

to the pleasure of a paddle, sail or cruise down the Chicago River on sunny days.

tallest building in the Western Hemisphere and onto the Willis Tower’s Skydeck. The Ledge’s glass boxes extend out four feet from the 103rd floor, providing a view that is guaranteed to take one’s breath away. Walk through history in Chicago’s Tribune Tower, also known as the Cathedral Building. The neo-Gothic skyscraper is an official landmark and the home of The Chicago Tribune.

Eats and Treats

Dining is an activity in itself, boasting star chefs and endless accolades. Linger over bloodys and burgers at the effervescent

Feel the Rhythm

Luxbar on Bellevue at Rush Street. Feel like a fiesta? Delight in

The city’s many blues bars promise soulful escape. For a true

the special Meyer Lemon Margaritas at Frontera Grill, serving up some of the best Mexcian food this side of the border. Hamptons

juke joint experience, visit Blue Chicago on Clark Street. If the

Pet agrees with Food & Wine's review of MK The Restaurant,

blues do not take yours away, go country instead. Hamptons Pet

"Windy City diners are being blown away...," but don't take our

ran into Craig Wayne Boyd, the Season 7 winner of The Voice,

word for it. For a late night treat, toddle over to Tippling Hall, a

performing at Joe’s Bar on Weed Street. CWB’s #1 Country Hit

neighborhood gem serving up hospitality in an edgy but low-key

“My Baby’s Got a Smile On Her Face” is sure to put a smile on

atmosphere till 4:00 am.

yours.

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by Jody Miller-Young

No herding necessary; cats commanded the runway.

RETRO FASHION MEETS A RESCUE REVOLUTION N

ow in its 11th year—The TropiClean New York

The event’s message was all about rescuing, and over

Pet Fashion Show (NYPFS) turned out some of

150 shelters were represented by the fundraiser’s recipient

the most outrageous and inspired fashion

non-profit, the Mayor’s Alliance of NYC’s Animals.

from tie-dye to puka shells. The theme? A

The red carpet, co-hosted by Bravo TV’s Chantelle Fraser and

Rescue Revolution—Peace, Love and Animal

Pet Hero Awards founder Jewel Morris, was abuzz in doggy divas

Rescue; A Tribute to the 60s & 70s in Music, Fashion and Attitude!

making an appearance before the kickoff of the night’s three

And attitude was in the house!

runway shows, each with its own theme.

Top pet designers pulled out all the stops to showcase their

Rescues on the Runway featured adoptable pets from some

spin on the sassy, showy or hippie-chic creations that strutted

of the Mayor’s Alliance shelters. Designer Couture Retro Show

down the runway. In addition, jewelry designer Chen Sahar

debuted this year as a platform for the talented designers to

flew in from her native Israel to participate. On display during

walk the show with pets in their creations. The much-anticipated

the evening were three stunning pieces she created especially

Best in Show Costume Contest paid homage to the best of the

for the event: a jewel-encrusted dog collar with matching

best outfits.

bracelet and ring.

The NYPFS would not be the go-to pet fashion event of the

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PHOTOGRAPHY JODY MILLER-YOUNG/BARKANDSWAGGER.COM

The result: pure fun. Tune in and turn on to thefar-out fashions of the 60s and 70s, all for a great cause.

Lucy in the sky with angels,

Jewel Morris gets the scoop

Chen Sahar displays

flowers and bandanas!

from Debi Boies on the carpet.

her beautiful designs.

Debbie Nagy is a

Sporting Rebecca Bissi, Jake and

Designer of the Year Rebecca Bissi

Always stunning, Kristy Hinze-Clark

psychedelic go-go.

Gena Oddo strut with lovely Sophia.

and Sophia rock matching floral.

glowed at NYPFS.

Evening MC, Maria Milito with

Amy and Dr. Danny Cox

Dr. Marty Goldstein gracefully

Some went

Melinda Toporoff.

relive the disco dream.

still living in the 60s.

hippie chic.

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Top pet designers pulled out all the stops to showcase their spin on the sassy, showy or hippie-chic creations that strutted down the runway.

Honorees David Crouch and Debi Boies join Pilots N Paws Executive Director, Kate Quinn, jewelry designer, Chen Sahar, Hamptons Pet Travel Editor, Loren Morrissey, and Hamptons Pet Publisher, Gregg Oehler.

year without its annual nod to those making a difference in the

their normal routines. Crouch was humbled by the honor and

lives of animals. This year, its Golden Paw Award went to five

expressed gratitude at being able to serve the animals in his care.

deserving recipients.

The Integrative Vet Award recognizes a doctor who utilizes

The Humanitarian of the Year Award was presented to former

alternative ways to treat animal illness. This year it went to the

supermodel and the Legitimutt brand founder, Kristy Hinze-Clark.

irrepressible Dr. Marty Goldstein, a pioneer in the arena.

Hinze-Clark is a champion of “Adopt, Don’t Shop,” walking the

Who claimed the top honor of Designer of the Year? The

walk with her own four mini Schnauzer rescues. “I can’t stress

extraordinarily talented Rebecca Bissi of Chien Coature. Bissi’s

enough the importance of adoption,” she emphasized. “There

runway “Sonny & Cher” ensemble, modeled by Gena and Jake

are so many animals needing homes.”

Oddo of Texas and their beautiful snow Pomeranian, Sophia,

The Television Producer of the Year Award went to Animal

rings and 8,000 crystals.

popular Puppy Bowl franchise. Featuring a field of shelter puppies

“When I heard the theme of the show was the 60s and 70s, I

playing their own version of the “big game” on Super Bowl Sunday,

immediately thought of designer Paco Rabane,” Bissi described.

the show draws much-needed attention to the vast number of

“He created some costumes for women using paillettes that

wonderful pups available to rescue. Toporoff revealed they are

were wired together and that inspired me. [This award] means

already in conversations about next year’s event.

a lot, because there were many talented designers represented.

The Air Rescue Award landed in the hands of Debi Boies of

There were gowns I saw that I know a lot of work went into, and

Pilots N Paws, a nationwide network of 4,000 pilots who help

I appreciate that talent and design. This is a real honor that I will

shelters, individuals and those who transport animals save

carry in my heart.”

lives. “I’m humbled by this award,” Boies shared. “This is a

The dazzling night ended on a high note. The fashion-loving

problem we can solve! If everyone adopted, we’d have far less

crowd was sated, the dogs were happy to relax after working it

in our shelters.”

on the runway and the designers had captured the spotlight they

The Surgical Animal Care Award was given to D.V.M. surgeon, Dr.

deserved for their ingenuity, talent and hard work.

David Crouch. The surgery Crouch performs is often lifesaving,

What’s up for next year? While the beans are too good to be

allowing animals – including one snow leopard! – to return to

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featured 1,000 Plexiglas mirrors, 4,000 argentium connector

Planet’s Melinda Toporoff, the Executive Producer of its wildly

PHOTOGRAPHY JODY MILLER-YOUNG/BARKANDSWAGGER.COM

Pet couturier to the stars, Anthony Rubio,

Proving that “birds” wasn’t just 60s slang for

and pups Bogie and Kimba dazzled in their

girls, Sharon Folkes brought her two rescued

Sargent Pepper-inspired costumes with

divas—one dyed pink and both dolled up. Their

electrifying colors, cool badges and fabrics.

names? Beyonce and Lady Gaga, of course.

Madrid’s Carmen Diaz's gown, with Darth

Mary Fayet brought her two pups,

Vadar and Anakin Luke Skywalker, was used

Pumpkin (pictured) and Lexi. Both unable to

as inspiration by Ada Nieves to create hand-

walk on their own, they maneuvered their

painted outfits for both Chihuahuas.

very stylish wheel carts like experts.

Even Elvis represented with a hippie

A tribute to the Beatles’ Yellow Submarine was

Doggy diva, Sophia Loren, wore a Jaimie

flair created by designer Miguel Rodriguez,

done with an Ed Sullivan placard to honor the

Diaz Couture lilac gown bursting in a bloom

his creation a tribute cape showcased

late television entertainer. The pup’s name?

of hand-sewn flowers, inspired by Christian

on the runway.

None other than Paul.

Dior’s pieces from the movie Arabesque.

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WELLNESS ENLIGHTENED Producer Katie Cleary of Give Me Shelter sheds light on today's most aggressive animal issues.

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Supplements for Pets Good intentions aside, all pets still need supplements.

B Y D R . M A RT Y G O L D S T E I N

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ver my forty plus year career practicing integrative

foods. Think of an out-of-tune car not running well on high

veterinary medicine and healthcare, a couple of

quality gasoline. It needs to be tuned up.

the most common questions I have received are:

So what tunes up our pets? Supplements! A supplement should

“Do I need to give my pet supplements especially if

be a concentrated food that makes up for the deficiencies either

she/he is healthy and is eating a good diet? If so, what

in the food or in the inherent weaknesses pets have acquired

supplements should I chose?”

over the generations of improper diet. When I started delving

The answer to the first question is an absolute yes. In the ideal

into this realm of care in the 1970s, there was one multivitamin

scenario, an animal’s body should maintain well and be disease-

supplement in veterinary medicine. Now, there are thousands on

free from eating a diet intended by natural law. Dogs and cats

the market made specifically for pets.

are carnivores so their diet should mimic that of their prey. The

With so many choices, it is important to educate oneself

problem encountered, though, is that over many decades, there

about what supplements target specific conditions by reading

has been a tremendous adulteration of the domesticated pets’

labels and looking for ingredients derived from food sources.

food chain. What this led to, through genetic weakness and

Work closely with a veterinarian well-versed and experienced in

mutation, is that structurally, our companions are no longer

integrative medicine to help guide and advise you for your pets’

even born as healthy as intended nor are their digestive and

well-being. Remember, the ultimate focus should be more on

metabolic functions efficient enough to utilize even high quality

health and less on disease treatment or prevention.

PHOTOGRAPHY BEST DOG PHOTO

OUR COMPANIONS ARE NO LONGER EVEN BORN AS HEALTHY AS INTENDED.

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senses

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What's That Smell?

Better than a breath mint, try the green stuff.

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biofilm and soften tartar. These dental chews work best when

heard complaints are centered around smells.

given as a treat after the evening meal, working as the dog

Sour gas and bad breath are hard to live with for

sleeps and waking up to better breath.

pet parents, visiting friends or anyone in the pet’s

On the flip side, foul-smelling gas is a reflection of unbalanced

proximity. These room-clearing smells are the indication that

bowel health. The bowel is a dynamic structure; it digests food,

something is not right in paradise. The pet parent suffers, but

produces necessary vitamins and has an active role in the

most importantly, the pet suffers poor health.

environment of microbes and enzymatic reactions. Imbalance

A problem for many pets, bad breath is a reflection of the state

of any of these mechanisms may result in an overgrowth of

of the mouth. Usually, these pets have tartar buildup, gingivitis

“bad” gas-producing bacteria or a lack of digestive enzymes to

and gum disease. The most common cause of bad breath

properly break down food.

THE MOST COMMON CAUSE OF BAD BREATH IS LAYER UPON LAYER OF BACTERIA-LADEN BIOFILM ACCUMULATION. is layer upon layer of bacteria-laden biofilm accumulation, which

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eventually results in tartar and red irritated gums. All is not

balance but must include all four components: probiotics (good

lost though.

bacteria), prebiotics (food for the good bacteria), digestive

Sea algae has been found to naturally break down biofilm on

enzymes (to breakdown nutrients) and gut-soothing herbs. Bad

the surface of teeth. Incorporating this simple miracle ingredient

smells are more than just an annoyance; they are an indication

into dental chews has led to a safe and natural way to get rid of

of a health imbalance in one’s wonderful pet.

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s a holistic veterinarian, the most commonly

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Give Me Shelter Model turns animal advocate and film producer.

B Y N I K K I M OU S TA K I

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atie Cleary is best known for her success in

showstoppers such as Tippi Hedren, Rick O’Barry, Alison

Hollywood on Season 1 of America’s Next Top

Eastwood, Esai Morales and others to create the feature-

Model, a briefcase beauty for NBC’s Deal or No Deal,

length documentary, Give Me Shelter, debuting on NetFlix in

an on-camera host for TV Guide Channel and E!

May 2015.

News Now shows, and having co-starred on hit shows like CSI NY,

“Our goal is to educate the public on what’s taking place

Two And A Half Men, Entourage and Chuck. Ironically, it was not

behind closed doors in a lot of industries who use and exploit

the next big script that jolted her awake one morning, but instead

animals for financial gain,” says Cleary. “These are things the

a much more inspired idea: what if she could bring her personal

public has the right to know so we can make change for the

passions about animal welfare to the masses?

millions of animals who do not have a voice and who depend

A model, actress and producer, one might not know her

on us to be theirs. If we don’t act now, we may lose many of

role as president of Peace 4 Animals or that she has been

these species forever.”

an animal advocate and rescuer her entire life. Putting pen

Directed by best friend, Kristin Rizzo, the eye-opening

to paper, the celebrity’s onscreen cred helped assemble

documentary was fully funded by Cleary and took three years to

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PHOTOGRAPHY JEFF LINETT (CLEARLY); KATIE CLEARY

Model, actress and producer, Katie Cleary, inspires thousands; ABOVE , Give Me Shelter sheds light on today’s most controversial animal issues.

OUR GOAL IS TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ON WHAT’S TAKING PLACE BEHIND CLOSED DOORS…

produce. “We created the film on a shoestring budget and edited 77 hours of footage down to an hour and a half,” shares Cleary.

“The most challenging part of the film was choosing what we PHOTOGRAPHY JEFF LINETT (CLEARLY)

thought were some of the most important animal issues to highlight, such as puppy mills, shark finning, the ivory trade and horse slaughter.”

Give Me Shelter is now available on iTunesMovies, Amazon,

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, Supporters of Give Me Shelter Steven Lyon,

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Vudu and CinemaNow, and becomes available on NetFlix May 1 .

Katie Cleary and Esai Morales with Eric and Rachel Jones; Cleary with

Cleary is currently working on another documentary, Something

Morales and Director Kristin Rizzo; with Alison Eastwood, Tom Cleary,

That Matters, which uncovers the horrors of rhinoceros poaching

Stacy Poitras and Morales; with Ali Costello, Dominic Howard,

in Africa. With everything on her plate, she always has time for

Morales and Sara Sanderson; with Oscar-award winner Ric O’Barry;

animal advocacy and hopes to start working soon on Give Me

bonding with actress Tippi Hedren; Garry Beers, Jourdan Beers,

Shelter II. give-me-shelter.com

Judie Mancuso, Cleary, Sal LaBarbera, and Karen Halligan.

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behavior

LAMBERT VET SUPPLY PRESENTS

Spring Fever Punxsutawney Phil may have seen his shadow, but be ready with spring here.

B Y PAT R I C K M A H A N E Y V M D, C VA , C VJ

W

ho doesn’t welcome spring as a respite from winter’s

frigid

weather

and

dark

days?

Unfortunately for our pets, there are a variety of dangers lurking in the inviting outdoors; the good

news is that they can be avoided by taking precautions.

FLEAS AND TICKS In the spring, moist conditions combine with warmer temperatures to create a climate where the lifecycle of fleas and ticks flourish. Avoid these pesky bloodsuckers by minimizing canine or feline access to areas like dog parks, woods and grassy fields, which are known to harbor these pests.

If venturing into such locations is unavoidable, have a

Protect pets from the hidden dangers spring can bring.

veterinarian prescribe a pest-preventing product that specifically suits your pet’s needs. Some topical and oral products prevent parasites and more. Therefore, it is crucial to seek your veterinarian’s guidance so the most appropriate is selected.

ENVIRONMENTAL TOXINS

ALLERGIES

Spring is the time humans commonly prepare their yards

Flowering plants and trees increase the volume of environmental

for an explosion of color. However, some plants, along with

allergens suspended in the air. As a result, pets’ eyes, noses,

fertilizers and pesticides, can have toxic and even deadly effects

throats, ears and skin can all become inflamed. Symptoms often

on pets.

include eye and nasal discharge, coughing, sneezing, chewing,

Azalea, chrysanthemum, lilies, sago palm, tulip bulb

licking, scratching, head shaking and more.

and oleander are just a few types of vegetation that can

Unfortunately, allergens are not exclusive to seasonal blooms,

make dogs or cats sick upon ingestion. Avoidance of

as molds also grow in warm and moist environments.

known toxins is best. Become familiar with potentially

Rinsing the eyes with a sterile irrigating solution and cleansing

toxic substances by visiting Animal Poison Control at

the ears and skin with a pet-appropriate ear cleaner, shampoo or

aspca.org/pet-care/animal-poison-control or the Pet Poison

commercially-available wipe are simple ways to reduce allergens

Helpline at petpoisonhelpline.com.

that end up on or in the pet’s body.

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PHOTOGRAPHY PATRICK MAHANEY (VMD, CVA, CVJ)

SOME PLANTS CAN HAVE TOXIC AND EVEN DEADLY EFFECTS ON PETS.

flea infestations while others handle ticks, heartworm, intestinal

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behavior

Canine Self-Control Take a moment; do not act on impulse.

BY ANDREA ARDEN

THINKING BEFORE ACTING ON IMPULSE AND POLITELY ASKING FOR THINGS THEY WANT IS AT THE CORE OF ALL FUTURE LEARNING. CONTROL THE RESOURCES Help your dog be successful by making it clear that you are in control of all things that are important to her. Food, toys, your attention and life rewards (such as walks and play time with other dogs) should be used as rewards for desirable behavior rather than simply doled out for free.

SIT AND THINK Teaching your dog to simply sit and stay for a moment without

SITTING PRETTY Katrina Krings uses patience and calmness

constant verbal reminders is the first exercise to work on. Start

to teach this Pit Bull puppy to sit and wait.

with your dog on a 6-foot leash tethered to a stable object. Walk

S

ome of the most common canine behavior issues

and give a reward. Repeat this a number of times until he is

include grabbing food, pulling on a leash, jumping

freely offering a sit when you approach. Now try holding the

on visitors and barking for attention. All of these

food reward about 12 inches over his head. If he jumps, simply

are due in part to the dog not having had an

remove your hand without saying a word and try again. If your

education in self-control. Thinking before acting on impulse and

dog sits for just a second, say “yes” and reward. With practice,

politely asking for things they want is at the core of all future

you can gradually increase the count before saying “yes” and

learning and is vital for successful social interactions and to

rewarding. Within five to six, five-minute training sessions, your

keep dogs safe.

dog should be developing a good understanding that waiting (i.e.

Helping your dog develop self-control skills begins with a few

self-control) is the key to getting what he wants.

simple steps.

APPLY TO REAL LIFE SLOW DOWN

When you feel confident that your dog is exhibiting some self-

One of the best ways to help one’s dog slow down and take a

control in an area with few distractions, try practicing in more

breath is to do so yourself. Being sharp, physically or verbally,

exciting situations such as outdoors or at a training class. The

with your dog is likely to increase their excitement level. Show

more you practice for short periods of time (five minutes per

your dog you want him to be calm and thoughtful in his actions

session) the faster your dog will become a self-control success

by being that way yourself.

story, and you can move on to more fun training games.

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PHOTOGRAPHY IXIANA HERNANDEZ

up to your dog and wait for him to sit. When he does, say “yes”

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EL SANTO The third largest feline in the world, the jaguar is sadly listed as an endangered species in the US but can occasionally be spotted along the US-Mexico border. El Santo came to Animal Ark via Project Survival’s Cat Haven, and currently helps raise awareness of his threatened species.

PHOTOGRAPHY ANIMAL ARK

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Two by Two The Ark is real and located in Reno—Animal Ark that is.

B Y T I F FA N Y K E E T H

V

egas may be Nevada’s main attraction, but there is just as much magic on thirty-eight acres of desert sand in Reno. Animal Ark, a special nonprofit 501(c)3 organization, provides a safe haven

to injured, abandoned and otherwise non-releasable wildlife.

They then go one step further by educating tens of thousands of adults and children a year.

Founded in 1981, Animal Ark’s mission is to care for all animals taken in while inspiring environmental stewardship through wildlife education. Home to primarily North American predators and a few exotic species, the Ark goes to great lengths to simulate their natural habitat, all the while incorporating environmentally responsible energy practices like solar and Animal Ark recognizes that it is essential to educate the youth of America about the importance of animal welfare. Welcoming students of all ages, groups are encouraged to participate through classroom programs, field trips and lesson plans.

Building lasting relationships, students can even check in on

IN THEIR ELEMENT TOP, Keira the Kit Fox blends into

her environment; ABOVE, Situated on thirty-eight acres

how their favorite rescue is doing by Skyping with an Animal

is Animal Ark, located in Reno, Nevada.

Ark team member. Grants help defray cost and support this

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PHOTOGRAPHY ANIMAL ARK

wind power.

IT IS ESSENTIAL TO EDUCATE THE YOUTH OF AMERICA ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF ANIMAL WELFARE.

DARE TO BE INSPIRED Check out these exclusive events held only at Animal Ark.

PIÑATAS & PREDATORS |

MAY 2ND

10:15 AM

Witness the fun as predators break open their treat-filled piñatas. It will be a roarin’ good time.

CHEETAH 500 |

continuing education, usually ranging from $1 to $5 per student.

Apart from the education component, supporting the animals

MAY 24TH

5:30 PM

Showing up the Indianapolis 500 will be none other than the

comes at a hefty price. Alex Worsley, Education Coordinator

world’s fastest land mammal. Don’t blink or you might miss the

and Administrator, says, “Our annual operating budget is close

cheetahs as they zoom by at top speeds.

to $500,000. Due to the wide range of costs, from caring for our desert tortoise to feeding our bears in the fall, we have not

WOLF HOWL NIGHT |

determined an average per-animal cost. However, it can cost

Hear the wolves and coyotes howl at the moon; then

over $200 per week during the fall just to feed our black bear

participate in a contest that awards prizes to the best human

population as they prepare for hibernation.” From bears to

howlers. The park opens at 6:00 pm so be sure to say “hi” to the

raptors and canids to felines, surely it costs more to feed Simba

other residents before the educational program begins.

JUNE 6TH

7:00 PM

than Fluffy. Like any non-profit, none of this could be possible

DASH 4 DADS |

without the support of grants, sponsors, donors and volunteers.

Although scholars still debate the existence of Noah’s Ark,

JUNE 21ST

6:00 PM

What dad doesn’t love top speeds? Cheetahs accelerate from

one thing is for sure: Animal Ark is a thriving, flourishing mecca

zero to 45 mph in just three strides—faster than a sports car!

providing a safe haven to wildlife in need. animalark.org

PHOTOGRAPHY ANIMAL ARK

Visit animalark.org for further information.

HOME TO PRIMARILY NORTH AMERICAN PREDATORS AND A FEW EXOTIC SPECIES, THE ARK GOES TO GREAT LENGTHS.

CARROT-CAKE Gracie the North American Black Bear enjoys a midafternoon snack; ABOVE, Morgan the Barn Owl is something to behold.

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stories

From the Pound to the Penthouse How rescued pets saved these famous celebs’ lives.

B Y J O DY M I L L E R-YOU N G

Eric Roberts credits his cat, Mercedes,

Judy Reyes cuddles

with helping him recover from a terrible car accident.

with pal, Chulo.

I’D BE DEAD … I OWE MY LIFE TO THAT DOG.

N

othing beats a love story between celebrities and

Roberts, the late Simpsons creator Sam Simon, Judy Reyes,

their pets, as Susan Rubin proves in her entertaining

Georgina Bloomberg, Emmylou Harris and Oprah Winfrey. It also

video series, From the Pound to the Penthouse.

features those who have taken their passion for rescue a step

Rubin’s series is an intimate look at the

further. For example, Seth MacFarlane co-founded one of the

Cinderella stories of down-on-their-luck dogs and cats who are

largest no-kill cat sanctuaries in the US, and Miranda Lambert

rescued by larger-than-life stars.

started her own foundation.

But, who really rescued whom? In these very personal

The stories range from touching to hilarious. George Clooney,

accounts from celebs themselves, it becomes clear that line is

for instance, admitted he went to great lengths to be chosen

quite blurred.

by one of his pets. He said he was so smitten by the pooch, he

The list of proud rescue parents on the series includes Ryan

rubbed meat on his shoes to guarantee a gleeful first meeting.

Gosling, Ryan Reynolds, Miley Cyrus, Blake Lively, Ed Asner, Eric

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DANIELLE STAUB

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How did Rubin get the idea for the show? “I adopted a dog from a high kill shelter, who had been bounced around and was about to be euthanized,” she explains. “She was this funny looking, skinny dog and had all kinds of issues from neglect.

And, she was extraordinary. I called her Mother Theresa in a fur suit! If someone was sick, she would lay next to them. Children could poke and pull at her. And I kept thinking, this is a dog that could’ve easily been killed.”

That led to Rubin rescuing more pets and learning the overwhelming truth about the millions looking for homes. She also saw how many amazing animals were available.

Enlisting celebrities to help spread the message was a nobrainer. “When you see someone who has Golden Globes, a beautiful wife, house and all the trappings we say goes with success and happiness in America, and they’re saying what means the most to them, changed their lives the most and brings them the greatest joy is a three-legged mutt, that is compelling,” Rubin describes. “In the interviews, they are vulnerable and open because they’re talking about what’s closest to their heart.”

Rescued as a senior, Stella cozies up with her favorite girl, Georgina Bloomberg.

For others, the saving of lives seems reciprocated. NCIS’ Pauley Perrette credits her dogs with helping her through a harrowing time with her ex-husband, who had been stalking her for years. At one point, the judge allowed him to live in her house they had once shared. Unable to cope, Perrette moved out with one bag of clothes, her dogs and her laptop. She says she does not know how she would have prevailed without her pups by her side offering comfort and protection.

Real Housewives of New Jersey’s Danielle Staub understands.

She shares how she was sexually abused by her stepfather, starting when she was a little girl. Her rescued ChihuahuaTerrier mix would lie under the bed when these assaults were

would’ve killed myself. I owe my life to that dog.”

And tough guy Mickey Rourke is shown snuggling and kissing his two rescued Chihuahuas, Jaws and Loki. Rourke shares the reason he prefers the little ones. “When you hold them, you can

Pauley Perrette and her favorite pastime—

feel their heart beat,” he says. He can hold them so their hearts

hanging with Joe and Cece.

are near his heart.

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PHOTOGRAPHY SUSAN RUBIN

happening, licking her hand, letting her know she was not alone.

“If it weren’t for that dog,” Staub says, “I’d be dead, because I

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in memorium

One Rescue’s Legacy Pilots N Paws’ first rescue, Brock, inspires hope in the midst of tragedy.

B Y D E B I B O I E S, F O U N D E R A N D P R E S I D E N T O F PI L O T S N PAW S

ONE DOBERMAN, ONE HEART

the news of Brock’s passing, the first dog ever

A MEMORIAL BY DEBI BOIES

flown by Pilots N Paws (PNP). Brock’s adoption by president and co-founder, Debi Boies, in late 2007

When I first saw him, I knew he had the expressive, kind eyes of

was the genesis for PNP. His transport was the inspiration for

an old soul—despite having seen and experienced the horrors

the organization, helping to lead to more than 75,000 lives saved

of animal abuse. White scars covered his head from where he

by PNP rescue flights.

had been purposely cut to bleed. His teeth filed down so that

Prior to his rescue, he had been used as a bait dog and had

when fighting dogs were being trained, he could not defend

been badly abused in dog fights. When Brock first arrived by

himself. One deep scar was on his lower back, that place where

air to South Carolina from Florida, he was extremely skittish

a dog just can’t quite reach to help themselves heal a wound.

and shy. Unaccustomed to loving gestures, it took nearly three

Hugs were not permitted; he was too afraid, but pats were ok.

months for him to realize he was safe and could enjoy gentle

In those eyes was also a shining light of love that I was

pats and belly rubs. Over time, Brock’s cautious demeanor faded,

fortunate to be the recipient of for seven years. It was sheer

and only the white scars on his face remained as signs to tell the

joy to watch this timid boy blossom into a cuddler and a dog

tale of the abuse he had endured.

who loved life and enjoyed boxing with his friend Chelseabuggs.

This past summer, Brock was diagnosed with canine dilated

Most of all, there was that red rubber ball that always captured

cardiomyopathy (CDC) and with no cure, was given only three

his complete and full attention. He thought meeting new dogs

to four months to live. On the evening of February 20 , while

was beyond fun and car rides, yep, nothing better than tooling

running through the yard barking playfully at the sounds of deer,

around in a car. Well, maybe that little red ball!

th

Brock passed away. With what must have been a universal

Brock was also the genesis for Pilots N Paws. Besides being

tribute to his life and the tens of thousands of lifesaving flights

the “founder” and helping save over 75,000 lives and counting,

his story inspired, only hours later did the PNP fan page hit a

he brought awareness to the problem of canine dilated

milestone of 200,000 fans.

cardiomyopathy, as many of you traveled this journey with us.

Brock continues to serve as an example of recovery from

That journey has now sadly come to an end.

animal abuse and the unwavering love that rescue dogs offer.

To me, he will always just be my Brocky—one Dobie who

He will be remembered by all. Thank you to Dr. Rob Presley of

trusted me enough to share his heart and finally give hugs. I

Upstate Veterinary Specialists and Dr. David T. Crouch of Western

will forever cherish that gift.

Carolina Veterinary Surgery for the extraordinary care provided.

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