reality sound bites. Baseball Season Tickets For Dogs Bark in the Park
Saturday, April 25 benefiting Dunedin Doggie Rescue. Saturday, May 23, benefiting Suncoast Animal League.
This is a first for MLB. You’ve heard of Bark in the Ball
Park.You and your dogs may have even attended several over the years at different ballparks across Florida. The Dunedin Blue Jays organization is kicking it up a notch by offering season ticket opportunities all season long for dogs. The $25 package includes admis- sion to every Wednesday home game and a free pup cup treat. Your dog will also receive an exclusive Dunedin Blue Jays Season Ticket Holder dog bandana. BONUS: The first 10 people to sign up will receive a
complimentary one-year subscription to The New Barker Dog Magazine. For more information and to sign up, call the Dunedin Blue Jays at 727.733.0429.
30-Year Career Moving Animals
Cory Baizan Robinette has been promoted to chief operating officer at Air Animal Inc. following a 30-year career with increasing responsibility for business operations as Air Animal flourished. Robinette’s expertise in international corporate pet moves and all
other aspects of the business led to the appointment, according to Walter M. Woolf, VMD, Air Animal founder and CEO. “Cory’s leadership in the management of the global pet move process for expatriate pet owners has earned her high marks and consistent 5-star Google reviews over the years. Her experience with all aspects of our business will be an asset to our executive team,” he said. Robinette excelled at a variety of roles including veterinary hospital
receptionist before Woolf opened Air Animal in 1977 as one of only six pet movers in the world. Today, the industry association has 440 members and a suite of useful animal safety regulations which Woolf and Robinette helped create. “All of our team members have built strong project management skills
because moving is stressful enough for our clients,” said Robinette. “They trust us to know everything about relocating Rex to Australia. We make sure all the moving parts mesh so Rex has a pleasant experience from the first veterinary visit to the day he leaves quarantine in Melbourne.” More clients are returning to Air Animal for corporate pet moves every
two to four years. “Corporations are moving talent around the globe in this global economy. Air Animal is filling a key role,” Robinette added. Tampa: 813.879.3210; Orlando: 407.985.4674. Visit
AirAnimal.com
“At Air Animal the fact that we’re
moving family members is always top of mind for our entire team. Controlling the
logistics and the communication between all the parties is especially important for a corporate international move because the regulations for importing pets to some countries can be daunting.”
––Cory Baizan Robinette, COO - Air Animal Pet Movers (Above): Cory with Catillac.
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www.TheNewBarker.com
Puck, by Heather Schulman
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