Author: Angela Zumwalt

The PRC was honored to have been given a booth space at the Fiesta Mejicana at the San Juan Diego Mission in Robbins.  The team, lead by Sarah Monzillo, spoke with attendees about their pets and the various options for Read More …

On August 7th, 2021, a team of PRC volunteers, lead by Sarah Monzillo, manned a PRC booth at the Robbins Farmers’ Day event.  A lot of information about the availability of spay/neuter services and funding options was given out.  Some Read More …

Just under 40 PRC members gathered at The Country Club of North Carolina to celebrate being able to come together after the separation of the pandemic.  In March of 2020, our Pet Responsibility Program in the schools came to an Read More …

On May 11, 2021, excited 4 and 5 year old students at the Brownson Learning Center (BLC) in Southern Pines learned to be advocates for hungry pets!    18 pounds of cat food, 147 pounds of dog food and 25 Read More …

This was the PRC’s first “booth” event as we cautiously emerged from COVID-19 precautions.  The event was a huge success – people and their dogs itching to get out, see and be seen!  Many people stopped by to talk with Read More …

On December 13th, 2019, PRC volunteers gathered to celebrate spreading the word to over 1200 fourth graders during 2019!  The next generation is now armed with all the information they need to grab the baton and run with it, improving Read More …

On December 7th, 2019, two and four-legged members of the PRC took part in the Southern Pines Christmas Parade.  They looked wonderful with their blue and white Santa hats, festive attire and bells on their collars (the dogs!).  Spectators lined Read More …

The Moore County Kennel Club partners with the PRC in the schools through its sponsorship of The Speuter Story Contest.  Through this contest, the fourth grade students write a story about the importance of being responsible pet owners.  The winners Read More …

Springfest is always a wonderful opportunity to spread the word about the PRC and its work and to recruit new volunteers.  This year was no exception.  It is always heartwarming when students who have been in the Pet Responsibility classes Read More …

The PRC team had a wonderful time at this growing and evolving annual event in Aberdeen.  The event was attended by many dogs and their families – including PRC volunteers who stopped by to chat and socialize.