Pleasanton First Wednesday Street Fair ~ Come visit our booth at the first Wednesday Street Fair, September 3rd in downtown Pleasanton from 6pm - 9pm. This will be the last street fair for the year and we'll have free give-aways and coupons. Dogs are welcome, so bring your dog and stop by to say "Hi".
San Ramon Emergency Preparedness Fair ~ Bishop Ranch Veterinary Center has proudly been asked to participate in the San Ramon police department's emergency preparedness fair. This event will be held Saturday, September 13th from 9am - 2pm at the Church of Latter-Day Saints in Danville at 655 Old Orchard Rd. Bishop Ranch Veterinary Center will be providing rabies vaccinations and microchipping services.
Model Home Liquidation Store to Help Tri-Valley Animal Rescue ~ Are you in need of a new bedroom set, armoire or sofa? Stella Blake Furniture Store, a brand-new Model Home Liquidation Furniture Store will donate 7% of their total sales to Tri-Valley Animal Rescue this Saturday to help the homeless and abandoned animals of the Tri-valley. Come shop the 40,000 square foot warehouse and find incredible deals on quality furniture for your home and support a great cause. Items include bedroom sets, accent pieces, armoires, sectionals, sofas, upholstered chairs and ottomans, kitchen and dining room sets and
much, much more!
Enter to win a $50 gift certificate and a six-month supply of Frontline Plus from Bishop Ranch Veterinary Center & Urgent Care with your purchase.
WHEN: Saturday, August 16th, TIME: 10am - 5pm, WHERE: 4577 W. Las Positas, Unit B, Livermore, CA 94550 650-906-0576. Finger foods and refreshments will be served
About Tri-Valley Animal Rescue ~ Founded in 1992, Tri-Valley Animal Rescue (TVAR) is a non-profit charitable organization run solely by volunteers dedicated to placing homeless animals into loving homes. Through the commitment of volunteers, TVAR works to ensure services such as: rescuing adoptable and/or treatable animals at risk of euthanasia and placing them into foster care, provide medical care -- both routine and special needs and providing volunteers at the East County Animal Shelter to spend time socializing the animals and interfacing with the public. TVAR also has numerous spay and neuter programs. This non-profit organization is funded solely by contributions and donations from the community
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