Raw Feeding Forum

The Raw Feeding Forum will provide consumers with an opportunity to learn about the benefits of feeding a raw diet to dogs and cats.  We will help to answer any questions about raw feeding.

The Raw Feeding Forum will feature representatives from some of the leading raw food manufactures (including Genesis, Stella & Chewy’s, Instinct and Nature’s Kitchen).  These representatives will not only provide valuable information but they will also have some free samples for your pet.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more about the many benefits of feeding a raw diet to your pet.

Some of the benefits of feeding a raw diet include

·         Healthy skin and coat

·         Improved digestion

·         Reduction in food allergies

·         More lean / healthier weight

·         Clean teeth and gums

·         Improved immune system

·         Increase in energy

·         Firmer and smaller stool

Raw food is also ideal for a variety of health issues making it ideal for pets that suffer from allergies, obesity, cancer, seizures and more. 

This event will take place at Harlo's Healthy Pets on Saturday, November 2, 2013 (10 am - 3 pm).

Harlo's Healthy Pets is located at 250 N Dixie Highway, #6; Hollywood, FL  33020

For more information, please contact Harlo's Healthy Pets:  954-667-7387

Buddies Thru Bullies Fall Frolic

This is a fundraising event for Buddies Thru Bullies, Inc. (A portion of all sales on 10/5/13 will be donated to the Buddies Thru Bullies, a non-profit organization). They are a 501c3 not-for-profit English Bulldog Rescue organization based in South Florida.

This is a great opportunity to support a local dog rescue organization simply by purchasing items you might need for your pets (food, treats, toys, grooming supplies, flea & tick prevention, etc.).

BTB will have raffles, games, a costume parade at noon, treats for the humans brought in by their pets, foster and adoption applications and a display of all adoptable dogs.

There will be raffle prizes and free samples of food and treats from Stella & Chewy's, Nature's Kitchen, Genesis, Sojos, Earthbath, Nupro, Nylabone, Tiki Dogs, Zuke's, Grizzly Salmon Oil, Kat Walking Dogs and others.

You can meet some Bulldogs; learn about volunteer opportunities & how to become a foster, facts about Bulldogs, etc.

Call 954-667-7387 for more info

All social dogs (well behaved with humans and canines) are welcome. All dogs must be on a 6 foot leash (No retractable / flexi leashes).

Harlo's Healthy Pets is located at 250 N Dixie Highway; #6 in Hollywood, FL.

The event is from 10 am - 3 pm on Saturday, October 5, 2013

Paws 2 Care Coalition Adoption Day & Fundraising Event

This is a fundraising event for Paws 2 Care Coalition on 9/21/13. (A portion of all sales on 9/21/13 will be donated to the Paws 2 Care Coalition. They are a a Non Profit 501(c)(3) Rescue Organization.

This is a great opportunity to support a local dog rescue organization simply by purchasing items you might need for your pets (food, treats, toys, grooming supplies, flea & tick prevention, etc.).

There will also be raffle prizes, free samples of food and treats from Stella & Chewys, Nature's Kitchen, Genesis, Sojos, Earthbath, Nupro, Nylabone, Tiki Dogs, Zuke's, Grizzly Salmon Oil, Kat Walking Dogs and others.

You can meet some adoptable dogs; learn about volunteer opportunities & how to become a foster home.

Call 954-667-7387 for more info

All social dogs (well behaved with humans and canines) are welcome. All dogs must be on a 6 foot leash (No retractable / flexi leashes).

Paws 2 Care Coalition will also accept pet food, towels, blankets, leashes, collars, dog beds, stainless steel food bowls, dog toys and other items pets require. 

Harlo's Healthy Pets is located at 250 N Dixie Highway; #6 in Hollywood, FL.

The event is from 11 am - 3 pm

Shop hosts fundraisers to benefit rescue groups (SunSentinel Article)

This article is from the SunSentinelBy Beth Feinstein-Bartl, Special Correspondent

September 6, 2013

Not all the dogs coming to David Neuwirth's store are looking for treats or toys. Some want a loving home.

Neuwirth, owner of Harlo's Healthy Pets in downtown Hollywood, is working to make that a reality by hosting fundraisers for animal rescue groups around South Florida.

"It's my way of giving back to the community," he said.

Harlo's started in 2009 as a delivery service. Since opening the shop in May, he's committed to hosting at least one benefit per month.  

One of the first nonprofits to have an event was South Florida Siberian Husky Rescue, and Get A Life Pet Rescue recently raised dollars and awareness at the store. 

Stacy Narcisse, president of Get A Life, is grateful for the exposure to promote adoption and foster care opportunities.

"It's important and very much needed," she said.

The Plantation-based organization is dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating dogs less than 25 pounds. Money from their fundraiser will go toward veterinarian bills and the holistic dog food diet that's fed to their furry charges, said Narcisse, of Coral Springs.

Get A Life volunteers set up a mini boutique with doggie kimonos, T-shirts, car magnets and tote bags. A pet talent contest was won by Tucker, an 11-year-old border collie and certified therapy dog from Boca Raton that wowed the crowd by stacking multi-colored rings and waving hello.

"These events are great and very informative," said Diane Israel, Tucker's owner. "There's a lot of people out there who don't know about these rescue groups."

Kathy Marriott, a Get A Life volunteer from Davie, has adopted three dogs from the group. The organization has some 25 to 30 dogs in foster care at one time and would like to save more, she said.

"We desperately long for a permanent shelter, a warehouse or a home, where we can house the dogs," Marriott said.

Neuwirth will continue to welcome pet rescue groups. His only requirements are that the organizations be nonprofit and no-kill. In September, there will be two fundraisers — Compassionate Pug Rescue on Sept. 7 and Paws 2 Care Coalition on Sept. 21.                        

For more information, call 954-667-7387 or visit http://www.harloshealthypets.com.

For information on Get A Life Pet Rescue, call 954-629-2445 or visit www.Getalifepetrescue.com.