Latest BVKC Announcements:
Upcoming BVKC Meetings
- Date: Tuesday, June 12th, 2012
- Time: 7:00 pm
- Location: TAMU Small Animal Hospital Rm. 1111
- Program: Patricia Baley, DVM, practitioner of Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine
will give a talk about using food therapy, accupuncture, herbal medicine, and other traditional Chinese medical arts to help pets in her practice. Dr. Baley's website.
Guests are welcome and encouraged to attend the meetings.
You don't have to own an AKC Registered dog to become a member or attend the meetings.
If you would like to be a speaker at one of our meetings, please send us an email.
The Brazos Valley Kennel Club presents two $500 Scholarships to TAMU Veterinary School to be used for Veterinary students who qualify.
Pictured left to right: Guy A. Sheppard, DVM, TAMU Veterinary School Director of Development & Alumni Relations; Bill Chance, BVKC President; Jackie Spiars, BVKC Chairman of the Board & Scholarship Committee; Chastity Rodgers, TAMU Veterinary School Director of Development & Alumni Affairs; Teresa Saling, BVKC Treasurer & Scholarship Committee; and O. J. "Bubba" Woytek, DVM, TAMU Veterinary School Assistant Vice President for Developmant.
Conformation Training Classes
Classes are held Tuesday evenings at 7:00 PM at Central Baptist Church parking lot located on Boonville Road (HWY 158) at Harvey Road (HWY 30). Cost is $5.00 per dog per class and there is no need to register. Just show up!
- Now you can participate in AKC events with your mixed-breed dog! AKC now allows mixed breed dogs to compete in Obedience, Rally and Agility events. Enroll in AKC Canine Partners to find events in your area. Plus you'll be part of an exciting online community. It all means more fun with your dog!
- Click on the heading for more information about the AKC's new Canine Partners program or to register your mixed breed dog online with AKC.
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AKC Humane Fund Created to Unite Animal Lovers in Promoting the Joy and Value of Responsible Ownership.
The AKC Humane Fund sponsors informational programs aimed at both adults and children, awards grants to organizations which conduct and promote humane treatment of dogs and assists breed rescue programs. Holding a fundraiser for charity is a great way to show your community how much you care about your cause, and to give members of the public a way to contribute to issues that matter to them. The AKC Humane Fund is a charity that is inclusive of all pets, so it will appeal to a wide range of donors.
For more information about the AKC's Humane Fund click on the badge.
BVKC Information Table at Texas A&M University's College of Veterinary Medicine Open House
BVKC had an information and "Meet the Breed" booth at the Open House.
BVKC is planning to be at the 2012 Open House.
For more information about the TAMU Open house click here.
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