Cold Weather Closing
If you didn’t see our announcement on Facebook, both our Mukwonago and Pewaukee End of the Leash locations closed for today, Wednesday, January 30th, because of the extreme cold and weather. We hope you are all safe and warm, too! Both stores will reopen Thursday January 31st at 11am (two hours later than our usual time).
As responsible pet owners, we all know how important it is to keep our animal friends safe during summer and hot weather; let’s not forget our cold weather safety, too! The American Veterinary Medical Association has compiled a detailed list of tips, things to observe, and choices for you and your pet during cold weather.
Now in stock and SELLING FAST—SnoJams
We still have a few months left of winter weather, and your doggie will thank you for the coziness of a SnoJam! Here’s what they say about them:
Full-body comfort and warmth. Decorative collar and removable hood.
The SnoJam® provides full-body comfort and the warmth of soft fleece. Produced in original fabric designs with a decorative collar. A generous opening to attach a leash adds to the appeal of this body suit, and a snap-on, snap-off hood provides versatility when you need it. Extra-long cuffs can be extended for long legs, or folded for shorter legs.
Pip from Mukwonago, WI, models her SnoJam she got at End of the Leash! Come and get yours while the selection is hot!
HAWS PET OF THE WEEK
To learn more about how to adopt through HAWS, please visit their adoption page. You may also give them a call at 262.542.8851.
The HAWS Pet of the Week this go 'round is Megan, the American mix rabbit. This gorgeous bunny is simply delightful! She is affectionate, curious and playful. Megan has a strong personality and makes her will known. She would do best in a rabbit-savvy home with adults. This exuberant lady will keep you on your toes and entertain you with her antics. Do you have room in your heart and home for the Marvelous Megan?
Sending you warm wishes—stay safe!
Your Friends at End of the Leash
Please remember that us folks at End of the Leash are not veterinarians and no information on our website is intended to replace the indispensable and professional advice of your veterinarian.