Extended Access to Our Online Skills for Self-Reliance Mini-Course
There were more than 6,000 participants in the free week (April 18-26) of our first online mini-course! You can still in enroll in the mini-course for just $7. That’s only $1 per workshop video!
We are also working on a new online event for June that we’ll be releasing more information about in the near future. In the meantime, see what folks had to say about the mini-course:
“Loved this! My partner and I have been toying with container gardens on our ground-floor patio, but I wasn’t quite sure where to start. There’s just so much information! I have a pretty good idea now.” – Felicity F.
“Thank you for sharing your expertise. The first step (to living off grid) is to realize that finding the right piece of land is not ‘magic’. I think most of us newbies tend to over-romanticize the process. It was nice to get a good dose of reality along with some good encouragement.” – Richard M.
“(I) have used elderberry for over 30 years for colds and such. You have inspired me to want to plant some elder around our property! I didn’t know it had so many different uses! Thank you! – Nancy B.
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Right now, everyone’s lives are looking a little more “home-y”. It’s a big change for everyone, and that includes our pets. Luckily, we have a few tips from our expert behaviorists that may help.
Know a cat in need of some entertainment? Try this cat-tastic app from Friskies. Cats can “catch” fish as they swim across a virtual pond. The more they play, the more challenging it gets!
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Much like the rest of the world right now, we are feeling the effects of the novel coronavirus COVID-19. But Mother Earth News Fair remains steadfast in our commitment to bringing together the nation’s leading authorities to educate folks on the virtues of self-reliance. Those skills are certainly relevant and self-empowering in times like these.
In honor of that mission, we have a special online learning opportunity available to you! This week only (April 20-26), the Skills for Self-Reliance Mini-Course is free through the Mother Earth News Fair website.
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Here at Edenzone we have Coturnix Quail chicks on the way. This is an exciting new addition to our list of great pets. In addition, we’re working on Blue scale, Mountain Quail and California Valley Quail soon. Email Felicia at edenzonepets@gmail.com
We’re proud to announce, we have angelfish at our store! Edenzone Pets is located in Brundidge Al. We ship. Visit our website at http://www.edenzone.net. call us at 3347875169.
You may have heard that fostering is a great way to help homeless pets during the coronavirus crisis. It can make being socially distant feel a little less lonely, and go a long way to help your local shelter. Learn more about the foster process now.
Can’t foster? You can still help. The Petfinder Foundation is currently working overtime during the Coronavirus pandemic to identify and distribute funds to adoption organizations that need it most. Donate to them directly or reach out to your local shelter to help.
Across Purina, we are supporting organizations in the communities that we operate to help our friends and neighbors, and, of course, pets. We will remain steadfast in our commitment to provide pet food, treats and litter to our pet shelter and rescue partners across the country as their needs evolve with this crisis.
But we must and will do more.
We have selected three national nonprofit organizations to support during this crisis, each with initiatives to bring and keep pets and people together at a time when we need each other most.
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Petfinder Foundation has organized a COVID-19 fund to provide shelters and rescue organizations with financial support to bridge financial gaps and help to keep their operations running to find loving homes for adoptable pets.
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GreaterGood.org’s Rescue Bank program is providing pet food and essential supplies to pet shelters and individual pet owners in need, helping to keep pets with their families.
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RedRover, our Purple Leash Project partner, is doubling down its efforts to offer emergency grants for domestic violence survivors with pets who are leaving their abusers during this volatile time, and introducing new emergency boarding grants to pet owners who are diagnosed with COVID-19 to ensure their pets are cared for while they recover.
As this global crisis develops, the helpers are emerging, and Purina is committed to standing tall. We are providing these partners and others with more than they have asked of us, and we ask those who have the means to help, to consider giving as well.
I am heartened by the stories of love and hope casting rays of light in an uncertain time in our history. Neighbors are helping neighbors, and pets are wearing many hats as our best friends have now become our home office mates, household entertainers and, of course, our furry therapists.
At Purina, family comes first. Please stay safe and diligent and know that we are in this together.
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Want to know how to help homeless pets during this time? Fostering, adopting and donating are great ways to take action. You can also sponsor a pet directly via any pet’s profile page on Petfinder.com. Learn more from our friends at the Petfinder Foundation.
