Open House - September 12

Lynden Animal Clinic will be hosting our Annual Open House from 9AM to 1PM on September 12, 2009.  Please show your support and come out for a fun filled morning. We will have a clinic tour, professional photographer Vic Jormakka, exotic animals, BBQ with Dan McLean working the grill and an agility course for your dogs to participate in with help from Goodheart Kennels.  New this year is an interactive mural with artist Debbe Shannon of Dundas. As well, we will have crafts for the kids, make a kerchief  or scrapbook a page for their pets.  There will be give-a-ways, door prizes, raffles and silent auctions.  Good news, Hamilton Wentworth Police Canine Unit have confirmed their participation!


All money raised at the Open House will be going towards the NANA KISKA MEMORIAL FOUNDATION for Canine & Feline Cancer Research. More information about the foundation can be found below.

  









 

  

 LYNDEN ANIMAL CLINIC OPEN HOUSE

Thank you to our 2009 sponsors


Raffle tickets are $2.00 each or 3 for $5.00.  Tickets are on sale now, until September 30th close.

Draw is on October 1st 2:00pm and winners will be notified by phone.

 

Events Planned for Open House

Hamilton Wentworth Police Canine Unit
Hamilton, Ontario

Interactive Mural by:
Debbe Shannon Studios  905-628-4765
Dundas,Ontario

Reptile Display:
Staff pets
      

      Obedience and Agility demonstrations by:
      Good Heart Kennel and Training Centre
      Ancaster, Ontario
      http://www.goodheart.ca
      or call  905 304 4284

Professional Pet Photographs courtesy of:
Vic Jormakka Photography
Ancaster, Ontario
email: jormakka@nas.net
or call 905-648-2152

 

Booth’s will be set up from various representatives.

Kid’s Craft Corner and Dr. Dress Up.

BBQ with our own Dan McLean , free popcorn and Clinic Tour.  

Free Giveaways and door prizes.

Nana’s Story:

Nana Kiska, a white shepherd, came into the lives of Aidan and Katherine Finn with an accidental meeting at a Santa Claus parade. She was just a puppy and was with her owner watching the parade. Mr. Finn asked if could he pick her up and the owner agreed. It was love at first sight. After negotiating with Nana’s real owner, a 9 year old girl, she agreed to sell Nana.

The Finn’s had not owned a dog for about 20 years so this was a big decision to make. The beginning of a fabulous relationship started the following Saturday morning when Nana came to stay for good.

Nana Kiska immediately became part of the Finn family and their business, Orange aPEEL Pet Products. Over the years she was at work everyday meeting and greeting customers, appearing in walk-a-thons and store openings in support of Orange aPEEL pet shampoo and other products. She was featured in advertising and posters. She now is part of the corporate logo and image. At home she was a loving pet who adored her stuffed lamb which she often played with and which remained unscathed throughout her life due to her gentle nature.

Nana lived for over 9 years and was constantly at the side of the Finn family. They are forever grateful for having that closeness.

When Nana succumbed after a long battle with cancer in 2005 it was a devastating blow. The Finn’s were moved to establish the Nana Kiska Memorial Foundation for Canine and Feline Cancer Research. This foundation, in Nana’s memory is dedicated to helping in the fight against this deadly disease so that someday future pets and their owners will be spared the pain this disease causes.

With the support of its family of employees, dealers, distributors, suppliers and customers Orange aPEEL® is donating a percentage of all pet product sales to the Foundation. Friends like Lynden Animal Clinic and individual donors have also contributed to the Foundation to help fight this deadly disease.

Aidan and Katherine Finn and the staff of Orange aPEEL are very pleased that Lynden Animal Clinic has devoted their 2008 Open House to the Foundation.