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on upcoming Pet Committee meetings, events, Pet related issues, or if you would like to submit your ideas, complaints, Pet pictures, or

Pet Registration electronically, please email us at pelicanpointpetcommittee@gmail.com

THE PET COMMITTEE

WELCOMES ALL!

Pet Owners, Non-Pet

Owners, Owners, and

Renters.

Our

Mission The Mission of the

Pelican Point Pet

Committee is to keep

Pelican Point a Pet

Friendly community, not

only for Pet Owners but

for Non-Pet Owners as

well.

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All Pets residing at

Pelican Point must be

registered with the

Association. Registration

forms are available in the

Clubhouse, online at

Reconcilable Differences

or by emailing the Pet

Committee.

Jan/Feb.

2015

Introducing…

BELLA IS ALSO OUR

FUNNY PET

PHOTO CONTEST

WINNER

Meow!

Old Faithful

"Kissing Poodles" This photo is supposedly un-retouched. It is the Old Faithful Geyser in Yellowstone National Park during one of its normal eruptions. It looks like two poodles kissing.

Bella Bella turned 15 y/o in April of this

year. She is a silver Maine

Coon. Maine coons are known as

the "dogs" of the feline world,

because they follow their owners

around & are playful. When Bella

was younger she would play fetch

with a crumpled piece of paper.

Maine Coons have two coats of

fur, a soft silky undercoat & and a

thicker outer coat. Bella's fur is

white to charcoal in color and

very soft. They are usually quite

big, but Bella has never weighed

more than 9lbs. She is currently

only a little over 7lbs as she has

renal failure and that has caused

her to lose some weight. Maine

coons are also known for being

very verbal and making trilling

type noises. Bella sometimes

likes to run through the house and

make a buzzing noise. She always

comes when called and most of

the time will meow in response to

verbal communication. She has

also been a very sweet, gentle,

caring cat and has stayed very

close to Dawn's side whenever she

was sick or in pain. She is very

curious and likes to open cabinet

doors to explore, and tries to open

closed doors to see what is behind

them. She is very perceptive and

quickly makes friends with the

humans who are close to Dawn,

but hides from ones that are not

well known. She is a very special

cat and well loved.

Contest

Winner

Rikki

Thank you for your patience and

understanding while our four-

legged residents test the PPPC’s

Bark Alert Loaner Program.

If you are not able to attend our

meetings, but would like to submit

your suggestions or general

complaints, please complete our

anonymous suggestion/complaint form

located on the table inside the

clubhouse door and place it in the red

dog box.

Your anonymous

suggestion or complaint

will be discussed by the

Pet Committee at the

next meeting. Specific complaints

(about a specific Pet Owner/Incident)

must be in writing signed by

Complainant, and Complainant must

be in compliance will all Pelican Point

Pet Rules & Regulations.

← Red Dog Box

“Just Saying”

Have your “Pet Related” say here. Submit opinions/comments to pelicanpointpetcommittee@gmail.com or drop

in Red Dog Box. Author will be identified by first name and last initial.

Dawn…Thank you for your lovely article about Bella…PPPC

Thank you to those residents who have recently taken advantage of the PPPC’s Bark Alert Loaner

Program…PPPC

Meetings

…a little more about

Bella

Bella is a Maine Coon

Cat who resides in A-

210 and owns her

human named “Dawn.”

Sparky Dressed as one of

Santa’s elves, Sparky

visited with Santa

during the holidays.

Does it really work? Over the past

six weeks, several of our four-legged

residents have been using the PPPC

Bark Alert Loaner Program.

According to their humans, and their

neighbors, the answer is…Yes!

Notification to your neighbor is simple and

confidential. Simply place one of the PPPC’s Bark

Alert Door Hangers (available in the clubhouse) on the

door of the unit where there is a barking dog. Once

your neighbor is aware their dog is misbehaving when

they’re not home, they have the option of loaning the

Sunbeam Ultrasonic Pet Egg from the Pet Committee

(information on how to do this is printed on the Bark

Alert Door Hanger). Deterring a barking dog is made

simple with this barking control device. Perfect for all

environments. Made exclusively for PetSmart

($39.99). When the Sonic Egg is placed five (5) feet

from the ground in the direction that the dog barking

originates it helps control unwanted barking. When

the dog barks, the Sonic Egg emits an ultrasonic sound

that only dogs can hear and works up to 50 feet away.

The sound is displeasing to your dog and he/she will

quickly learn the best way to avoid the sound is not to

bark. The PPPC will loan the Sonic Egg to you for a

two (2) week period, giving you ample time to

determine whether it works for your situation before

you invest $39.99.

Benson Once again, our model

dog is sleeping on the

job.

24 lbs

DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM

FOR

PELICAN POINT, A CONDOMINIUM

24. USE RESTRICTIONS

C. Pets. No unit owner shall be entitled to keep or maintain a pet in excess of twenty-four (24)

pounds upon the premises. No unit owner shall be entitled to have more than two (2) pets and dogs shall

be kept on leashes at all times when not in the condominium unit of the owner.

If you are renting your unit to a pet owner, please ensure that they are aware of Pelican Point’s weight

restriction for dogs.

Happy Valentine’s Day to the Pets of Pelican Point!

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