Join us for our last graduation at
Guide Dogs of the Desert's Whitewater campus
 Guide
Dogs of the Desert and our Graduating Class of March 14, 2010 invite you to
participate in a celebration of mobility and independence.
Location: Guide Dogs of the Desert Campus 60-735 Dillon Road, Whitewater, CA
Time: Ceremony begins at 2pm.
Service animals welcome.
Please no personal pets.We will be having our Grand Opening for our new Hemet training facility in the Fall.
Daylight Savings is also March 14th.
Don't forget to set your clocks back March 13th!
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Guide Dogs of the Desert Founders Club Presents A Bunco Afternoon
March 20, 2010
At the Guide Dogs of the Desert Whitewater Campus
60-735 Dillon Road, Whitewater, CA 92282
Doors Open 1:30 pm
Begins 2:00 pm (Promptly)
$20.00 pre-sale
($25.00 at the door)
Prizes, Raffles and
Refreshments
Tickets Available:
Cindy: (909) 214-7218
Joy: (909) 592-1622
Jim: (909) 215-7321
GDD (760) 329-6257
Must be 18 years of age to play
Raffle Prize Donations WelcomedAll Proceeds Benefit 
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 THE GARDENS ON EL PASEO PRESENTS
THE THIRD ANNUAL
FURRY FRIENDS FASHION SHOW
WELCOME TO PAWLYWOOD!
(As part of Fashion Week El Paseo)
Friday, March 26, 5-6pm
On the center lawn
$10 donation benefits
Participate with your dog and receive a complimentary
5x7 photo of your strut down the runway!
Wine & Appetizer Reception Sponsored by
Tommy Bahamas Restaurant & Bar
Call The Gardens Management Office To Register Your Furry Friend | 760-862-1990
Deadline - Friday, March 19th | Register Now - Space is limited.
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Trina's Tips of the Month
The Garden
Spring is fast approaching, which brings beautiful flowers and more time to spend outside. For our furry friends please beware of toxic plants and bulbs.
By supervising them outside we can prevent them from digging up our gardens. Puppies especially need to be supervised as
they generally try to put anything in their mouths.
Make sure all gardening chemicals and mulches are put away and out of reach of your pets. Please take the time to review the ASPCA's list of toxic plants found at many veterinarian hospitals or on the web at www.aspca.org
Warm Weather and Vehicles
With the weather warming up, we will be taking our pets out for more exercise, be sure you always bring water for them on your exercise route.
Please remember never to leave your pet in a locked car with the windows up. The internal temperature of a car is at least 20% warmer than the outside temperature. The windows of a car act as a magnifier for the sun's rays. In addition, your pet will create more hot air just from panting. This temperature can rise to deadly levels in just minutes.
In many states it is against the law to leave a dog unattended in a vehicle. If someone finds your pet in a car they will notify the local authorities and they will break into your car to get your pet out. They will then fine you for animal endangerment.
Enjoy the coming Spring months with your pets - just be mindful of things that can cause them harm.
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Guide Dogs of the Desert
would like to thank our sponsors for their support.
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