"Yappy" Hour at Horse Eye Jack's in Blue Hills, Provo
What a fun afternoon/evening we had at the first “Yappy” Hour held at Horse-Eye Jack’s down in Blue Hills. There was a great turn out of dogs and their two legged owners with a percentage of the proceeds going to the Turks and Caicos SPCA.
All kinds of items were for sale including tickets for a cash pot ....the winner receiving half and the TSPCA the other half.
Give your voice to an animal and become a member.
Closeup of the banner .......... help animals in need.
Ripley is such a handsome fellow as he greets a friend.
The kids enjoyed dancing to the DJ
These two potcakes were smiling as they watched the festivities
A potcake drawing on the floor of Horse-Eye Jack's
A well needed shower had cleared the deck at Horse-Eye Jack's and then we were treated to some wonderful sunset colours
Spectacular colours as the sun went down and storm clouds moved in for for rain
A fisherman with conch poles his way along the shore on his home made raft
Stunning hues at sunset
The TCSPCA welcomes your help in all their projects such as the annual Christmas Fair, TCSPCA Dog Show, and their yearly calendar showcasing all the animals they have helped. Other revenues come from membership fees, private donations of money and pet related products including veterinary supplies and grants from the Potcake Foundation and the government Conservation Fund. This is a great organisation so please support them and do whatever you can to help. Thanks to all the volunteers and sponsors of the first ever “Yappy” Hour and we’re hoping it will become another annual fun event.
Keep those tails waggin’
Marta
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Barry and Marta, Mike and I are so happy to hear that you’re OK after the terrible hurricanes. Thanks for posting to let so many of us who have stayed with you know. We stayed with you several years ago along with our son and daughter-in-law, Kevin and Felicia. You helped us celebrate Kev’s June 9th birthday with bbq’d steaks and some great wine at the poolside patio. So much destruction in the past few months!
We live in San Diego area and just got back from a trip in our RV to Oregon to see friends and relatives, and then to Dunsmuir CA near Mt. Shasta and Sacramento to see more families and friends. We’d planned on stopping off at the Wine Country towns to restock some of our favs, but the fires started a few days before leaving home and we decided it wasn’t a good idea. Thankfully the quaint town of Calistoga where we camp was spared. I hope we can come back and visit you in the future. So relaxing and beautiful!