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ARL of Iowa The Animal Rescue League of Iowa provides shelter and care for thousands of animals each year, with 30-80 animals coming to us daily. The ARL takes in pets of all shapes, sizes, species, breeds and ages. With so many wonderful animals needing forever, loving homes, you are sure to meet your match at the ARL.Main Shelter: 5452 N.E. 22nd St. Des Moines, IA 50313 Phone: 515/262-9503 Fax: 515/262-2612Adoption Hours: Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. |
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All-Pets HospitalDr. Kathy Berge and staff have always treated all my dogs with compassion and respect. Dr. Berge has used my pit bull Bo as model for new pups and their owners. She is open/honest and knowledgeable.1330 2nd Ave – Des Moines, IA 50314 Phone: 515-262-8535 |
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Scooper TroopersBrandon and Camille Roth are the very proud owners of Scooper Troopers in Des Moines, they also provide Frontline flea control, and deliver quality food to your door. Cash their pit bull is constantly in the public eye and a true ambassador of his breed. The Roths are also part-owners of the Pet Ranch in the Kansas City area http://www.petranchkc.com/ a 5-star resort for your pet!Contact them at: 1-800-DOG-POOP or (515) 201-3462 Email: scooper_troopers@msn.com |
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Pupstart
Pupstart Family Dog Training is a BBB Accredited Business established in 1998. Pupstart advocates understanding from both ends of the leash by changing undesirable behavior using the least invasive, minimally aversive tools and techniques available. Certified by the independent Certification Council for Professional Dog Trainers, and a professional member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers, business owner Dana Fedman offers house calls for customized private instruction and behavioral help. Call 277-8779. |
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Canine CrazeAt Canine Craze Performance Center in Des Moines we believe the key to effective training is understanding canine learning and effective communication. We teach owners to communicate with their dogs by leading, shaping and reinforcing proper behavior.Canine Craze Performance Center, LLC 3101 104th St, Urbandale, Iowa 50322 Phone: 515.222.1112 Fax: 515.222.1150 |
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Great Iowa Pet Expo
Iowa’s biggest celebration of pets, pet owners, pet stuff, pet services and pet entertainment. October 17 and 18th, 2009 For information, please call Cathy Erickson at (515) 778-4762 or e-mail us at: GreatIowaPetExpo@mac.com |
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Ankeny Dog ParkVisit Our Website: http://www.ankenydogpark.orgPresident: Jackie Holm-Smithemail: jacquie@ankenydogpark.org |
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Woof Factory Dog Art PaintingsLocal artist Steph Fitzsimmons paints vibrant, unique pop-art style dogs.Visit WoofFactory.com, or contact Steph at wooffactory@gmail.com. |
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Des Moines Police Mounted Patrol The DMPD Mounted Police Unit (MPU) is a volunteer unit of Officers who use their own horses as well as trucks and trailers to attend events in Des Moines and the surrounding communities. Officer provide all the necessities for horse care. A large portion of their equipment and uniforms are purchased with donated funds and grant money. Their practive facility is owned by a member who provides the facility at no charge.These dedicated Officers, working in concert with their regularly assigned duties, serve in “Special Assignment” capacity at events they attend. They know a horse and rider offer a unique asset other than the traditional squad car.
Sgt. Robin Sprafka is the Unit Coordinator and may be contacted at: rasprafka@dmgov.org or 515-283-4029 |
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AHeinz 57 Rescue & Transport AHeinz57 Pet Rescue & Transport, Inc. is a 501(c)3, non-profit animal welfare organization based in Adel, Iowa. We are a unique rescue organization in that we exist mainly to bridge the gap between traditional animal shelters and no-kill rescues in 2 different ways: 1) By providing free transportation for dogs and cats from traditional shelters to no-kill rescues all over the Midwest and Canada. We also provide overnight rest stops for our furry travelers and temporary housing for those whose time has run out at the shelters, but have to wait for a foster spot to open up in one of the rescues; 2) By pulling as many dogs out of traditional shelters that are on death row and placing them in foster homes and forever homes thru our organization.Contact AHeinz 57 here>
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Rover’s Ranch Dog Park & Training Center Rover’s Ranch is located in a park-like setting in the country between Runnells and Pleasant Hill. Rover’s Ranch provides a convenient place where dog owners can safely play with, socialize, exercise or train their dogs off -leash in large fenced areas designed especially for this purpose.Rover’s Ranch celebrates the fun aspects of responsible dog ownership, offering training, social boarding, and a private membership dog park. Contact Rover’s Ranch at 515-967-6768. |
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Iowa Reptile Rescue Iowa Reptile Rescue is dedicated to rescuing unwanted and mistreated reptiles and amphibians in central Iowa & surrounding areas.Contact IRR: contact@iowareptilerescue.com Iowa Reptile Rescue c/o Jason & Robin Argo 1111 Army Post Road Suite 442 (Southridge Mall) Des Moines, Iowa 50315 Phone:
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At Bone-A-Patreat we specialize in hard to find products for hard to please pets. Whether you are looking for a special food for your allergy sensitive companion or you just want to reward you furry friend with the perfect toy, you can find what you need at Bone-A-Patreat. Located in the heart of the Beaverdale community, Bone-A-Patreat offers great service and selection for all of your pet’s needs.
Phone: 515-279-4340 Mon – Thurs: 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Sat: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm |
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AHeinz57 Pet Rescue & Transport, Inc. is a 501(c)3, non-profit animal welfare organization based in Adel, Iowa. We are a unique rescue organization in that we exist mainly to bridge the gap between traditional animal shelters and no-kill rescues in 2 different ways: 1) By providing free transportation for dogs and cats from traditional shelters to no-kill rescues all over the Midwest and Canada. We also provide overnight rest stops for our furry travelers and temporary housing for those whose time has run out at the shelters, but have to wait for a foster spot to open up in one of the rescues; 2) By pulling as many dogs out of traditional shelters that are on death row and placing them in foster homes and forever homes thru our organization.