Schedule your Wrap Four Paws demonstration today! Wrap four Paws is a fund raising campaign to raise and donate to local animal charities and shelters. Primarily a new Rescue shelter which is currently in the works of getting up and running and that I get to be a part of at the beginning and later after I graduate and become a Veterinarian. I already have a job placement as a Veterinarian. In the meantime, I get to be a part of the planning and building and active involvement with the animals that they will take in as rescues. It so exciting and I am thrilled to be a part of this new Rescue Shelter. The new shelter will be located in Perrysburg, Ohio and that's all I can say right now about the location.
In the meantime, we are scheduling Wrap Four Paws demonstrations. How it works is Schedule your demonstration and invite your friends. For everyone who wraps there will be a specified charge for the wrap and half of the proceeds will be donated to the rescue center and other local animal charities, including the Toledo Humane Society.
If you want to lose inches, share in business opportunities and raise money for animal shelters then this is the right program for you. Call me to schedule our Wrap Four Paws demonstration today!! Lets help our furry friends!!
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Community Service Projects
I am so excited because I have confirmation on two separate locations for my Benefit/fund raiser events scheduled this Spring. One will be a Bowling Benefit and the other will be at a Church which I will host adoptable pets from the Toledo Humane Society. Both events will raise money for the Children's Miracle Network and for my platform benefiting the Toledo Area Humane Society plus maybe a few pets from TAHS will find a forever home. I just need to coordinate dates and times for the events and then can start to plan all the activities and raffles and events for each Benefit.
I also have over 80 baby blankets that need to be delivered and given to babies and children at the St. Vincent's Hospital in Toledo, a Children's Miracle Network Hospital. That's just a start though, more blankets are being donated so I will have more that I can also make donations to other programs and hospitals as well. This will be an ongoing thing now. I am hoping to deliver those blankets soon, but would really like to have won my first title for Miss Ohio by the time I do. Keep your fingers crossed that this weekend will be the one. Wish me luck!!
Check back later for more updates and details of the Benefits!
<3 Jess
I also have over 80 baby blankets that need to be delivered and given to babies and children at the St. Vincent's Hospital in Toledo, a Children's Miracle Network Hospital. That's just a start though, more blankets are being donated so I will have more that I can also make donations to other programs and hospitals as well. This will be an ongoing thing now. I am hoping to deliver those blankets soon, but would really like to have won my first title for Miss Ohio by the time I do. Keep your fingers crossed that this weekend will be the one. Wish me luck!!
Check back later for more updates and details of the Benefits!
<3 Jess
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Friday, December 31, 2010
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Moments with Baxter
A MUST SEE........This is a tear jerker.... get your kleenex ready!!!!! click here This is why my platform is about and for Pets.... Hug yours today!! I love mine.....Annie, Leia, Palmer & Yoda! and In loving memory of Queen Amidala (1999-2007) & King Odin (2001-2010)
Saturday, September 25, 2010
My first time.... at the GOAT Farm
Tuesday night I visited a Goat farm in rural Bowling Green with the BGSU pre-vet students. I am getting large animal and farm animal experience needed as a prerequisite to get into Veterinary Med school. When I attended the Stem event at BGSU a couple of weeks ago, I made contact with the Pre-vet students from BGSU, in which I was invited by the President of the student organization to go with them to the farms. Since UT doesn't offer this as a class or feature in the curriculum, its an advantage for me. Before applying for graduate school, its advised to have these experiences and instead of seeking this out on my own and going by myself, I have a group now that I can go with.
It is also a requirement to have at least 80 hours with a Veterinarian. Plus, all the studying I will have to do between now and next summer preparing to take the MCAT's, which will be 1 year out from hopefully attending Vet school, since I hope to graduate 2012 with my Bachelors in Biology. Looks like I am going to be very busy this next year or so! Probably won't have much time to work, compete in pageants or anything else for that matter! I would love to win a local title but I just can't fit as many pageants in to my schedule this year, not like I did last year. :(( I do really need to concentrate on these internships and MCAT's. My future depends on me successfully completing all the requirements before I can apply next year, so I have a limited amount of time to get it done plus taking full load of classes too! In addition to my responsibilities as Historian of Kappa Kappa Psi, which I have to attend all events and document with pictures and planning events such as the Band Banquet on Dec 4th which is my job to take care of it. So I am keeping very busy right now too! I will also be working with the TAHS starting in January helping with the after school programs with the Girl Scouts, in addition to my volunteering at the TAHS, and my summer camps teaching kids about being a responsible pet owner. PLus.... much much more to come!
Anyways, my Goat farm experience was a lot of fun and very informative. I will update this later with more details. I am going to sleep now since I have to be up in a few hours for the Race for the Cure.... please check back for pics!!!
<3 Jess
It is also a requirement to have at least 80 hours with a Veterinarian. Plus, all the studying I will have to do between now and next summer preparing to take the MCAT's, which will be 1 year out from hopefully attending Vet school, since I hope to graduate 2012 with my Bachelors in Biology. Looks like I am going to be very busy this next year or so! Probably won't have much time to work, compete in pageants or anything else for that matter! I would love to win a local title but I just can't fit as many pageants in to my schedule this year, not like I did last year. :(( I do really need to concentrate on these internships and MCAT's. My future depends on me successfully completing all the requirements before I can apply next year, so I have a limited amount of time to get it done plus taking full load of classes too! In addition to my responsibilities as Historian of Kappa Kappa Psi, which I have to attend all events and document with pictures and planning events such as the Band Banquet on Dec 4th which is my job to take care of it. So I am keeping very busy right now too! I will also be working with the TAHS starting in January helping with the after school programs with the Girl Scouts, in addition to my volunteering at the TAHS, and my summer camps teaching kids about being a responsible pet owner. PLus.... much much more to come!
Anyways, my Goat farm experience was a lot of fun and very informative. I will update this later with more details. I am going to sleep now since I have to be up in a few hours for the Race for the Cure.... please check back for pics!!!
<3 Jess
Friday, September 17, 2010
Dog Days of September tomorrow....
Adoption Events
Dog Days of September
by Stautzenberger College
Stautzenberger College is back once again with the Dog Days of September 2010 featuring the ever popular Seventh Annual Wiener Dog Nationals back at the Lucas County Fairgrounds on Saturday, September 18, 2010. Admission is FREE as always so bring the entire family including the dog(s) for a fun filled day with plenty of activities and entertainment. Dog-related vendors will have plenty of freebies and great deals on products and services. Food and refreshments will be available all day. Even Doggy Rest Areas will be set up for the four-legged members of the family to take a break and get some fresh water. Kids will enjoy crafts and activities at the childrens area.
Don’t have a dog, or looking to add another to your family? Numerous dog rescue groups will be represented with plenty of pooches up for adoption.
Saturday September 18
Lucas County Rec Center / Fair Grounds
1406 Key Street
Maumee, OH 43537
10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Dog Days of September
by Stautzenberger College
Stautzenberger College is back once again with the Dog Days of September 2010 featuring the ever popular Seventh Annual Wiener Dog Nationals back at the Lucas County Fairgrounds on Saturday, September 18, 2010. Admission is FREE as always so bring the entire family including the dog(s) for a fun filled day with plenty of activities and entertainment. Dog-related vendors will have plenty of freebies and great deals on products and services. Food and refreshments will be available all day. Even Doggy Rest Areas will be set up for the four-legged members of the family to take a break and get some fresh water. Kids will enjoy crafts and activities at the childrens area.
Don’t have a dog, or looking to add another to your family? Numerous dog rescue groups will be represented with plenty of pooches up for adoption.
Saturday September 18
Lucas County Rec Center / Fair Grounds
1406 Key Street
Maumee, OH 43537
10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Monday, September 13, 2010
Stem event at BGSU...
I assisted the Toledo Area Humane Society as they participated in the STEM event at BGSU on Saturday morning from 9 am - 1pm. It was a first time event and there were 100's of kids there participating in all the events. In addition to the TAHS, there were other vendors with games and activities for kids too!
At the TAHS booth we handed out paperwork... flyers of upcoming events, newsletters amd education programs offered by the TAHS. We played a game with the kids.... matching a picture of different dogs by a description and information about the breed. Plus, we played with Brutus....yes named after the OSU Buckeyes mascot. Brutus is a 4 month old Chiweinie,known as part Chihuahua and Dachsaund, also referred to as a "mutt" breed but in Hollywood it would be Chiweinie lol. Amyways, Brutus in is first debut event got to meet and greet the kids plus learn some socialization skills, which I think he did very well. Brutus belongs to Jackie one of the educators at TAHS and was adopted from the TAHS when his mother and 3 other pups were surrendered to the TAHS when he was 3 days old. He was fostered out until able to be adopted at 8 weeks.
It was a fun event and I get to be more involved with event and appearances made by the TAHS... more than just walking dogs and cleaning cages when I do my basic volunteer work which I also love to do. But it's a chance to relax some from collegiate curriculum....organic chemistry and molecular genetics is consuming my life again lol. Its a reminder of why I am doing this..... for the pets and animals. Plus I made a connection with BGSU pre-vet students as well, and received an invitation to come to the farm where they go and get some large animal experience with them..... so excited!! So life is good!!
Here are some pics from the event.....













At the TAHS booth we handed out paperwork... flyers of upcoming events, newsletters amd education programs offered by the TAHS. We played a game with the kids.... matching a picture of different dogs by a description and information about the breed. Plus, we played with Brutus....yes named after the OSU Buckeyes mascot. Brutus is a 4 month old Chiweinie,known as part Chihuahua and Dachsaund, also referred to as a "mutt" breed but in Hollywood it would be Chiweinie lol. Amyways, Brutus in is first debut event got to meet and greet the kids plus learn some socialization skills, which I think he did very well. Brutus belongs to Jackie one of the educators at TAHS and was adopted from the TAHS when his mother and 3 other pups were surrendered to the TAHS when he was 3 days old. He was fostered out until able to be adopted at 8 weeks.
It was a fun event and I get to be more involved with event and appearances made by the TAHS... more than just walking dogs and cleaning cages when I do my basic volunteer work which I also love to do. But it's a chance to relax some from collegiate curriculum....organic chemistry and molecular genetics is consuming my life again lol. Its a reminder of why I am doing this..... for the pets and animals. Plus I made a connection with BGSU pre-vet students as well, and received an invitation to come to the farm where they go and get some large animal experience with them..... so excited!! So life is good!!
Here are some pics from the event.....













Wednesday, September 8, 2010
My commercial
My commercial with the Toledo Humane Society is now being played on Channel 13.... hope you get to catch it.
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