Join Queen City Cats at these upcoming fun, tasty events
We have two, big Pet Community Calendar events to notify you about from one of our Forever Home partners. We will be back to featuring new pets up for adoption beginning early next month but for now, we wanted to let you know about some fundraising opportunities you can get involved with in the Burlington area.
The Queen City Cat Lounge will be hosting a clicker training event for your feline friends on Sunday, March 30th from 11 AM to 12 PM. Elizabeth Llewellyn, a feline welfare and behavior specialist with Happy at Home Cat Sitting will be your instructor for this 25 dollar training. This event will help you further your bonding and understanding of your cat, but it will also teach you how to use clicker training as an enrichment tool. Space is limited, so you will want to reserve your spot right away.
Meanwhile, Queen City Cats will be aiming to please your tastebuds and your shopping habits during their creatively named 'Spay-ghetti Dinner and Online Auction' event. Queen City Cats encourages you to eat, bid, and save cats on Sunday, April 13th at La Boca Pizzeria. Included in this event will be a three-course meal, a raffle ticket and goodie bag, one drink ticket, and lots of great company. The first seating is at 5 PM and the second at 7:30 PM. However, the online auction opens on April 6th and you can bid on locally donated items through April 13th.
For more details about the cat clicker training and much more information about the 'Spay-ghetti Dinner and Auction' including ticket prices for the event, please visit the Queen City Cat's website.
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