KPDC Events

KPDC’s 8th Annual Holiday Brunch

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An Invitation to KPDC’s 8^th Annual Holiday Brunch

Kilcona Park Dog Club invites members to join us for our traditional Holiday Brunch. It’s our way of launching the festive season, relaxing and taking a break from the hustle and bustle, and enjoying a casual morning of good food, fun and conversation with  our friends from the dog park. Remember to stop by Petvalu – Reenders or Rivergrove and purchase your membership before December 8^th if you’ve forgotten to renew.

We look forward to seeing you there.

Smitty’s Restaurant

1919 Henderson Highway

Saturday, December 8 at 10am

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Winners!!

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The following are the winners of the door prizes, 50/50 draw, and the early bird membership draws held at the Annual General Meeting on Nov 19, 2012.

 

Winner of the 50/50 Draw $25

Jo-Anne Storie

Winner of the first door prize

(One day free doggy day care at Sprockett’s Doggy Day Care)

Michelle Carbotte

Winner of second door prize

(One day free doggy day care at Sprockett’s Doggy Day Care)

Rosalyn Jones-Smith

Winner of the Early bird membership draw for a $50 Gift Certificate at Alpine Animal Hospital

Tony Zerucha (No photo available)

AN INVITATION

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Kilcona Park Dog Club General Meeting

AN INVITATION

Please join us for Monday night’s AGM. Guest speakers are marketing specialist Robyn Maharaj and Little Mountain Park Pet Owners Association organizer, Kristy Greening.

If you’re tired of dog owners who don’t pick up and tired of stepping in poo, you won’t want to miss Robyn’s presentation. She’ll unveil a humorous new initiative to clean up Kilcona and raise funds for park improvements.

Winnipeg’s off-leash area is shrinking rapidly. In June the City of Winnipeg closed Transcona’s only dog park; Charleswood’s off-leash area will be closed in 2014 to accommodate an extension to the William Clement Parkway; this summer the City reduced Little Mountain’s off-leash area by half, forcing dogs and owners into the most dangerous area of the park adjacent to two busy provincial roads.

Now Little Mountain dog owners have discovered that the off-leash area will be permanently closed to make way for a major Centreport Canada transportation corridor. Kristy will share what a small group of Little Mountain dog owners are doing to save their off-leash area and why a dog club will play an important role.

The KPDC/ City of Winnipeg Consultative Committee met on Friday. Hear about the City’s plans for trail stabilization in the off-leash area, a protocol for dealing with dog aggression and attacks, and other park news.

Find out the latest about Winnipeg’s new dog park coalition.

Pick up your copy of Pet-iquette.

Refreshments, including corporate sponsor JD Hoggs’ custom-smoked sausage, will be served.