Lisa Desatnik
My New Pet Training & More Blog Is At www.SoMuchPETential.com
Hi -Thank you so much for visiting.
I am so excited to share news that I have been working on for several months…but that I’ve been leading up to for a very long time. I’ve been studying behavior & training with positive reinforcement for many years, and am passionate about educating others so that they too can see the kind of success I have had with my pets.
My column in Hyde Park Living is exclusively about pet behavior. Now I am taking my passion to another level. In addition to my public relations work, I have just started a dog and bird training business. Next year I will be doing some educational programs for kids.
I’d love it if you’d visit my new website at http://SoMuchPETential.com to learn more. My pet training and fun blog has been moved to my new site. Here is a direct link.
Please join my Facebook community here – www.Facebook.com/SoMuchPETential
Lisa Desatnik
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Dalton Dingus Wants Christmas Cards
Let’s help Dalton Dingus. The 9 yr old with cystic fibrosis was sent home from the hospital because doctors couldn’t do anything more. Dalton has one wish – he wants to get more Christmas cards than anyone. He’s already gotten well over 37,000. Below is his photo with his mailing address. Let’s show kindness and keep his cards coming!
McAuley High School Students Make Cards Of Courage
What a neat way for youth to make a difference. Students in McAuley High School’s Key Club made 40 Cards of Courage – handmade signs that are brightening the days for residents of Brookdale Place of Finneytown. Brookdale Place is a senior living community for those who need help with routine daily life skills, and those who need care for Alzheimer’s and dementia.
“I thought about people who might need a smile – people who were struggling with something, such as health, loneliness, war, poverty, etc.,” said Junior Laura Hils, the brainchild behind the project. “These cards are meant to bring them courage and brighten their day. At the same time, it brightens the days of the students making the cards.”
Once a month student volunteers gather to make cards and signs to give to others. In addition to the signs at Brookdale Place, they have made cards for homebound parishioners of the St. Bartholomew parish and next month they will make cards for the military.