March 6th @ 5pm
Pet Care Seminar
We have experts coming from the Animal Care Council to talk to you about the best ways to take care of your pets. For new pet owners and experienced pet owners alike, there are always things we can learn to help make our animal friends’ lives better. Our seminar will focus on dog and cat care, but will also touch on other animals. The floor will be open for questions at the end of the seminar, and we can help you get in touch with our speakers if you seek further information. Feel free to bring your pets and your kids! It’s never too early to learn how to be better pet care giver.
March 8th @ 11am – 4pm
Adoption Fair
Teaming up with the Paws Humane Society we will be dogs and cats find their forever homes. If your looking to bring a new furry friend into your home, then come stop by and meet our animals! Adoption prices have been lowered, and you will be able to bring your new friend home with you day of. Don’t miss this opportunity to let an animal into your life!
March 20th @ 4pm
Pet of the Month Photoshoot
From 4pm to close we will offer low price photo shoots with no appointment needed! Every pet photographed will be entered into our monthly pet of the month contest. The winner, chosen by random, will be given a $50 gift card to the Pet Palace, and their photo will be proudly displayed at the front of the store. Don’t miss this opportunity to walk out with five professional photos AND the chance to win $50 to our store!
Liz Stoeckel 
I really like that you are helping out with pets getting adopted. We have adopted all of our little fur-babies and its always a great feeling adding one to your home. Hopefully this event and others will help get more adopted and live a long, happy and healthy life.
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Having the experts come and do a session about how to take care of your pet is definitely a great idea! Taking care of a pet is hard work and a lot of times people that are taking care of their first pet don’t know what they’re getting themselves into. This is probably a big reason why some pets end up at the shelter/Humane Society. Their owners took on a pet that they weren’t ready for and end up giving them up for adoption. These animals are the ones that need our help the most. I wouldn’t get a dog from anywhere else but the adoption center. But before I did that, I wouldn’t mind taking part in a session like the Animal Care Council is doing.
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