Vet@thepark Events

Vet@thepark Events



May 18- American Heroe's Park, Lancaster
May 24- Arcadia County Park
June 22- Canyon County Community Park
July 13- Edward Vincent Park, Inglewood
September 28- TBD, Azusa
October 18- El Cariso Park, Sylmar
Novemeber 16- Poncitlan Square, Palmdale
December 14- American Heroe's Park, Lanc.



May 18- American Heroes Park, Lancaster
May 24- Arcadia County Park
June 22- Canyon County Community Park
July 13- Edward Vincent Park, Inglewood
September 28- TBD, Azusa
October 18- El Cariso Park, Sylmar
November 16- Poncitlan Square, Palmdale
December 14- American Heroes Park, Lanc.

HOT OFF THE LEASH

HOT OFF THE LEASH

As the temperature rises, animals employ fascinating adaptions to summer. Lets discover how they beat the heat and cope with scorching temperatures through behavioral, physiological, and anatomical modifications. From cooling techniques such as Fennec foxes use camouflage, how cape ground squirrels use their tails as portable shade, giraffes distinctive spotted patterns help regulate body temperature by reflecting sunlight and everyone's best friend- dogs use their tongue by panting.

As the temperature rises, animals employ fascinating adaptions to summer. Lets discover how they beat the heat and cope with scorching temperatures through behavioral, physiological, and anatomical modifications. From cooling techniques such as Fennec foxes use camouflage, how cape ground squirrels use their tails as portable shade, giraffes distinctive spotted patterns help regulate body temperature by reflecting sunlight and everyone's best friend- dogs use their tongue by panting.

JUNE NEWSLETTER

JUNE NEWSLETTER



May 18- American Heroes Park, Lancaster
May 24- Arcadia County Park
June 22- Canyon County Community Park
July 13- Edward Vincent Park, Inglewood
September 28- TBD, Azusa
October 18- El Cariso Park, Sylmar
November 16- Poncitlan Square, Palmdale
December 14- American Heroes Park,
Lancaster

Vet@thepark Events

HOT OFF THE LEASH

JUNE NEWSLETTER

As the temperature rises, animals employ fascinating adaptions to summer. Lets discover how they beat the heat and cope with scorching temperatures through behavioral, physiological, and anatomical modifications. From cooling techniques such as Fennec foxes use camouflage, how cape ground squirrels use their tails as portable shade, giraffes distinctive spotted patterns help regulate body temperature by reflecting sunlight and everyone's best friend- dogs use their tongue by panting.

As the temperature rises, animals employ fascinating adaptions to summer. Lets discover how they beat the heat and cope with scorching temperatures through behavioral, physiological, and anatomical modifications. From cooling techniques such as Fennec foxes use camouflage, how cape ground squirrels use their tails as portable shade, giraffes distinctive spotted patterns help regulate body temperature by reflecting sunlight and everyone's best friend- dogs use their tongue by panting.

As the temperature rises, animals employ fascinating adaptions to summer. Lets discover how they beat the heat and cope with scorching temperatures through behavioral, physiological, and anatomical modifications. From cooling techniques such as Fennec foxes use camouflage, how cape ground squirrels use their tails as portable shade, giraffes distinctive spotted patterns help regulate body temperature by reflecting sunlight and everyone's best friend- dogs use their tongue by panting.