Page 11 - The Friday Flyer • January 19, 2018

JANUARY 19, 2018 THE FRIDAY FLYER A-11

Pickleball Club collects donations for AFV

The Canyon Lake Pickleball Club membership took a
survey last year and selected Animal Friends of the Valley
(AFV) as one of the club’s philanthropic endeavors.
“AFV is Canyon Lake’s local animal shelter and does
amazing work getting stray dogs and cats adopted, licensed
and vaccinated, along with spaying and neutering to help
keep the over-population down so that kitties and puppies
don’t have to be put down,” said club member Diane Libring.
Club members are asking the community to consider do-
nating to their cause to help AFV. Diane and her husband
Steve are heading up the collection, and have vowed to per-
sonally match any monetary donations.
The following items are being collected:
• Wet and dry dog and cat food
• Cat litter
• Checks made out to Animal Friends of the Valleys
A donation box will be at the pickleball courts during the
club’s tournament tomorrow, Jan. 20, from 12 to 4 p.m.
Donations also may be given to any of the club’s board
members or dropped off at 22664 Canyon Lake Dr. South. PHOTO PROVIDED BY DIANE LIBRING
To arrange a drop-off or pick-up, contact Diane at 951-775-
6468.
“Don’t delay, go buy those items or make out that check
ASAP,” said Diane. “Even just $10, $25 or $50 from each
family will go along way with AFV.” Diane Libring accepts a donation for Animal Friends of the Valleys from Mary Koster.

Animal shelter to host dog training classes

Animal Friends of the Valleys (AFV) is hosting • Understanding training differences with breeds Aggressive dogs will not be permitted in this class.
Homeskooling 4 Dogs classes for those who want to or breed types Dogs that have attacked another dog or human, or do
learn how to train their dog to achieve control and co- • Common training mistakes not permit the owners to handle, groom, or check their
operation. Classes will be held on Jan. 20, Jan. 27 and • The five foundational elements for successful teeth should not participate in the group classes. Pri-
Feb. 3 from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Animal Friends of the training vate evaluations, consultations and training are offered
Valleys Shelter, 33751 Mission Trail, Wildomar. The Homeskooling 4 Dogs classes are for those who are for these types of dogs.
cost is $35; free for those who have adopted a pet from seriously committed to learning how to lead, care and For more information, visit homeskooling4dogs.
AFV in the past 90 days. connect with their dog to achieve control & coopera- com. To register for classes, email help@homes-
The class will cover: tion, not submission. The classes are designed to be fun kooling4dogs.com. Payment will be accepted in class.
• Common behavior problems and educational. All training is designed to give the pet Cash, checks and credit cards are accepted. Class size
• Proper equipment evaluation/ selection owner greater control and understanding of their dog. will be limited.

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