Join us for "Happy Hounds & Happy Humans!" at Standing Stone Wines (33 Main St. in Winooski) on Wednesday, Nov. 13th at 6:30pm. Dr. Karen Griffin, PhD, a researcher in canine science and our Executive Director, will guide you through five components of creating a positive relationship with your furry, four-legged friend! You'll be given tips and resources for how to implement them too - whether your dog is tiny or enormous, a spry puppy or a mellow senior, shy or a social butterfly, you'll be well on your way to having a happy you and a happy hound!
This event is also a fundraiser forThe Dog Rehoming Project (www.thedogrehomingproject.org), which is a non-profit organization whose mission is to bridge the gap between research and the people who need it, to put science behind dog sheltering and dog rehoming. Donations can be made through the organization's website in advance (www.thedogrehomingproject.org/donate), or in person at the event. (10% of bar sales during the event will also be donated to The Dog Rehoming Project.)
Karen Griffin, PhD is a research scientist in the field of shelter dogs and dog rehoming, and the founder and Executive Director of The Dog Rehoming Project. She earned her doctorate in animal sciences at the University of Lincoln in Lincolnshire, England. The scope of her research experience and interest within this field includes how a dog fits into a home environment, what qualifies a successful dog placement, and how to improve the likelihood that a placement will be successful. Her research is based in both the US and Europe, and she is focused on the practical and real world applications of its findings, so that scientific evidence can be used to improve dog welfare. With a background in the social sciences, Karen employs an interdisciplinary approach to her research.
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