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Buy a season's pass for the dog to raise money for the Humane Society of Truckee-Tahoe and Squaw Valley Avalanche Dog Rescue.
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For the second year, Squaw Valley USA is offering a season pass for dogs, cats and other pets to raise money for Humane Society of Truckee-Tahoe and Squaw Valley Avalanche Dog Rescue.
Reflective of Squaw Valley’s pet-friendly atmosphere, the Pet Pass is a great way for Squaw enthusiasts to integrate their pets into their summer adventures and support worthy animal non-profit organizations.
Pet owners can bring their critter to Squaw Valley’s Special Tickets office to have the pet’s picture taken and printed on his or her very own Squaw season pass. The passes are $25 and the proceeds benefit the Humane Society of Truckee-Tahoe and Squaw Valley Avalanche Dog Rescue. Also, all Squaw pet passholders receive 10% off dog and cat treats at Tails by the Lake in the Village at Squaw and 10% off dog and cat accessories at High Camp Bath & Tennis Sport Shop and The North Face.
From The Village at Squaw to the hiking trails and the Cable Car, Squaw Valley offers a dog-friendly environment from top to bottom. Squaw Valley’s hiking trails are dog-friendly and in summer, leashed dogs and obedient pets (parrots, cats, ferrets, etc.) are welcome on the Cable Car. By riding the Cable Car to el. 8,200’, hikers and their dogs can access the beautiful views from Squaw’s upper mountain peaks without a long ascent.
After an invigorating hike, pets can be rewarded with a visit to Tails by the Lake, a dog and cat specialty shop in The Village at Squaw. Owners receive 10% off dog and cat treats when they show their Squaw Pet Pass at Tails by the Lake. Tails by the Lake is now providing Dog Walking, In Home Visits, and other licensed, bonded, and insured dog services. Shop owners Lori Dotterweich and Robert Burks have received the Pet Product News Retailer of the Year award for their top performance in customer service, community service, and merchandising. For more information call Rob or Lori at 530-412-1732 or visit www.tailsbythelake.com.
Set below the high peaks of Squaw Valley USA, the European-influenced Village is a popular destination for K9s and their owners. On September 13 and 14 from 11 am to 5 pm, Tails by the Lake and Uncorked at The Village at Squaw Valley USA are hosting the fifth annual Art Bark Fest- Animal Art & Wine Festival. The summer time festival combines the love of art and wine with the love of animals, a truly unique event that draws from near and far and proceeds benefit the Humane Society of Truckee-Tahoe and Squaw Avalanche Dog Rescue. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.thebarkfestival.com, www.thevillageatsquaw.com or call 530-583-WAGS.
Summer operations officially begin on June 20, 2008 and Pet Passes are on sale now at Squaw Valley’s Special Tickets office. For more information on Pet Passes, Summer Passes, and 08/09 Winter passes call Special Tickets at 530-452-7123 or visit www.squaw.com.
To find out about the Humane Society of Truckee-Tahoe visit www.hstt.org and for information on Squaw Valley Avalanche Dog Rescue visit www.squawdogs.com.
Reflective of Squaw Valley’s pet-friendly atmosphere, the Pet Pass is a great way for Squaw enthusiasts to integrate their pets into their summer adventures and support worthy animal non-profit organizations.
Pet owners can bring their critter to Squaw Valley’s Special Tickets office to have the pet’s picture taken and printed on his or her very own Squaw season pass. The passes are $25 and the proceeds benefit the Humane Society of Truckee-Tahoe and Squaw Valley Avalanche Dog Rescue. Also, all Squaw pet passholders receive 10% off dog and cat treats at Tails by the Lake in the Village at Squaw and 10% off dog and cat accessories at High Camp Bath & Tennis Sport Shop and The North Face.
From The Village at Squaw to the hiking trails and the Cable Car, Squaw Valley offers a dog-friendly environment from top to bottom. Squaw Valley’s hiking trails are dog-friendly and in summer, leashed dogs and obedient pets (parrots, cats, ferrets, etc.) are welcome on the Cable Car. By riding the Cable Car to el. 8,200’, hikers and their dogs can access the beautiful views from Squaw’s upper mountain peaks without a long ascent.
After an invigorating hike, pets can be rewarded with a visit to Tails by the Lake, a dog and cat specialty shop in The Village at Squaw. Owners receive 10% off dog and cat treats when they show their Squaw Pet Pass at Tails by the Lake. Tails by the Lake is now providing Dog Walking, In Home Visits, and other licensed, bonded, and insured dog services. Shop owners Lori Dotterweich and Robert Burks have received the Pet Product News Retailer of the Year award for their top performance in customer service, community service, and merchandising. For more information call Rob or Lori at 530-412-1732 or visit www.tailsbythelake.com.
Set below the high peaks of Squaw Valley USA, the European-influenced Village is a popular destination for K9s and their owners. On September 13 and 14 from 11 am to 5 pm, Tails by the Lake and Uncorked at The Village at Squaw Valley USA are hosting the fifth annual Art Bark Fest- Animal Art & Wine Festival. The summer time festival combines the love of art and wine with the love of animals, a truly unique event that draws from near and far and proceeds benefit the Humane Society of Truckee-Tahoe and Squaw Avalanche Dog Rescue. For more information and to purchase tickets, visit www.thebarkfestival.com, www.thevillageatsquaw.com or call 530-583-WAGS.
Summer operations officially begin on June 20, 2008 and Pet Passes are on sale now at Squaw Valley’s Special Tickets office. For more information on Pet Passes, Summer Passes, and 08/09 Winter passes call Special Tickets at 530-452-7123 or visit www.squaw.com.
To find out about the Humane Society of Truckee-Tahoe visit www.hstt.org and for information on Squaw Valley Avalanche Dog Rescue visit www.squawdogs.com.
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