Desert Canyon Performance Horses

Located in the serene town of Bellevue, ID, River Sage Stables offers a tranquil haven for equestrian enthusiasts. Nestled amidst rolling hills and lush greenery, this picturesque stable provides a perfect retreat for both riders and horses alike. The peaceful ambiance and well-maintained facilities create an ideal setting for fostering a deep connection with these majestic animals. At River Sage Stables, every detail is thoughtfully designed to ensure the comfort and well-being of the horses. From spacious stalls to ample grazing areas, the focus here is on creating a harmonious environment that promotes the health and happiness of the equine residents. With knowledgeable staff members and a passion for all things equestrian, this stable stands out as a welcoming destination for riders seeking a true escape into the world of horseback riding. Generated using this place's available information

Sheena Foundation, based in Filer, ID, is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting individuals in need within the local community. Through various programs and initiatives, the foundation strives to provide assistance and resources to those facing challenges and hardships. Generated from their business information

Bollen, who has been influential in helping shelters across the East Coast improve quality of life and adoptability for shelter animals with her behavior modification programs, also will work with the shelter staff during her visit here."I was fortunate to work with Kelley in New York, " said Nadia Novik, shelter operations manager. "I know how beneficial she will be, not only in further improving the lives of our dogs while they are at the shelter, but also in providing tools for our staff to use with our animals. We are excited to have Kelley help design behavior treatment plans for our dogs, train our staff, and guide our volunteers."Topics in the "Good Dog 101" seminar will include how to deal with some common behavior problems, why dogs do what they do, how to best train them, how dogs learn, and how to read dog body language. Bollen's presentations will include slides and video collected from her many years in the field."At The Animal Shelter of the Wood River Valley, we are committed to finding each of our animals a forever home. We know a strong behavior and enrichment program is essential to this goal. Improving the quality of life for animal shelter residents increases their adoptability, " said JoAnne Dixon, D.V.M., shelter executive director.Although the program is free, a $10 donation would be appreciated to defray costs, Dixon said. Participants are requested not to bring pets to the presentations.Cat Adoption Gallery100 Croy Creek Road, ID 83333 P.O. Box 1496 Hailey P 208 788 4351F 208 788 3601info@animalshelterwrv.org 2010 Animal Shelter of the Wood River ValleySite by: ClearMindGraphics