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Dog of the Month winner announced! January’s theme was to have your dog in a bike hoop (like our logo). February’s theme is “showing the love” – post a picture of your dog’s sweetest “I love you” face on our Facebook page!

Announcing the winner of Zoom Room Charlotte’s January Dog-of-the-Month Contest…Eloise Mulder. The theme this month was “At the Zoom Room”. February’s theme is “Zoom Room Aftermath”…submit a photo of your dog in their favorite relaxation pose after class.

If you have ever been to Zoom Room Coconut Creek then you have undoubtedly met Milli. Milli is considered to be our very own mascot, but most importantly she is apart of our family. So come and celebrate her birthday on Sunday, February 12th 2012, 5pm. The party is Valentine’s day themed and guests will be treated to food, drinks and Doggy Disco®.

Come celebrate Mardi Gras in true New Orleans fashion on Saturday, February 18.

Maximilian Ellis is our December Member of the Month. A typical day for this white tri-faced rough collie includes spending time at the office with his mom, romping with his BFF and keeping in touch with friends on Facebook.

Test your dog’s agility skills at the Sho’n'go in Woodley park on Sunday, February 5.

This past week Zoom Room Coconut Creek held a free seminar at the Parkland library. The seminar focused on puppy obedience, housebreaking, nipping, chewing, and jumping problems. This seminar was a great starting point for new puppy owners. Our Seminars will be held once a month over the next three months.

Beads, Creole food and New Orleans Jazz all right here at Zoom Room Longmont! The Krewe of Zoom Room is here for your Mardi Gras celebration! Come attired in anything gold, green and purple; catch some beads (no flashing necessary!) and don an optional mask before stepping into our Bourbon Street transformed gym! Party to benefit Big Dogs Huge Paws, Inc rescue.

A dog uses his nose to interpret his world the way we humans use our eyes. He can gain all the information he needs about his environment utilizing his amazing sense of smell.

Peace of Mind Dog Rescue is dedicated to finding new loving homes for dogs whose guardians can no longer care for them due to illness, death, or other challenging circumstances, and to finding homes for senior dogs in animal shelters.