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Do Good With Chipotle – August 16th

Skip the dishes and support Sol Dog Lodge! On Saturday, August 16, order dinner from Chipotle at Arizona Pavillions Drive between 4–8 PM, and 25% of your order will be donated back to us—as long as we hit $150 in total sales.

It’s an easy (and tasty!) way to make a difference for dogs. Just show this flyer or mention Sol Dog Lodge when you order in person or use our unique code (YD2TVVA) when ordering online.

Mark your calendar— help us Do Good!

Donuts Donations and Dogs!

Who can resist free, fresh donuts, wagging tails, and doing good all at once? Join us Saturday, August 2nd for the sweetest morning of the month. We’ll be out at Pawsitive Vibes at 8591 N. Silverbell Road, Tucson, AZ 85743.

Grab a delicious donut (or three!), get a free cup of coffee, and help support the Marana Food Bank by cleaning out your pet food pantry. Opened bags are fine.

Asavet Charities and Dr. Karter Neal

Our veterinary partner, Asavet Charities, is coming to a community near YOU with their mobile unit to provide low-cost spay/neuter services. Working with local rescues, businesses and sponsors, Asavet tackles animal overpopulation issues. With the ability to travel to under-served and high need areas, they have an impact on pets receiving proper medical care so more pets stay in their homes and don’t end up in local shelters.

Sol Dog Lodge News

Sol Dog Lodge and Training Center is a non-profit organization located at 1895 West Prince Road. The Prince Road location offers Boarding, Training, DayCamp, Doggy Day Care, and Adoption services for ALL dogs… not just Sighthounds. There are a variety of training packages to fit every owner’s and dog’s needs. These include: Day Train, Private Lessons (in-home or at Sol Dog), Group Lessons, and Board and Train. The new 4+ acre campus in Marana has been purchased and the focus is on the final capital campaign push to start construction and break ground in 2021. The Marana campus will have expanded capacity for all the current services plus so much more.

Zoomie Has Crossed The Bridge

We are so incredibly sad to report, we had to let Zoomie cross the Rainbow Bridge. After a year in foster with Courtney and Rob K., we could not get his puncture wounds healed. We decided it was better to relieve his suffering and pain. Our heartfelt thanks and condolences go out to Courtney and Rob K. who fell in love with this sweet boy and showed him a wonderful home life. We send a special thanks to Dr. Karter Neal and her staff at Santa Cruz Veterinary Clinic for the wonderful care of Zoomie. We also extend gratitude to Dr. Kelly Barrett of Kindred Spirits for her compassionate care in helping Zoomie to cross over the Rainbow Bridge. Run pain free Zoomie! Until we meet again!