HAPPY SUMMER!
Bring your dogs in from the heat at CoCo's.
Call CoCo's today! (386) 402-9999
Call CoCo's today! (386) 402-9999
COCO'S ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY IS HERE!
Come in and enjoy a cup of Joe on CoCo along with some pet and human treats and meet our Groomer, Daycare/Nightcare assistants, our canine members and owners; have some fun at CoCo's!
9/11/2010
Walk Your Dog For Diabetes
Coco's Canine Club is having their first annual dog walking to help out people with diabetes on Saturday, September 11th, 2010.
Coming in August 2010!
Big News in the "Wings!"
Big News in the "Wings"; check with CoCo's about this debut
07/21/2010
Tomorrow is Coco's one year anniversary!
Come in and enjoy a cup of Joe on CoCo along with some pet and human treats and meet our Groomer, Daycare/Nightcare assistants, our canine members and owners; have some fun at CoCo's!
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WHY DOGGY DAYCARE?
 "A healthier dog means a happy dog & a happier owner". Our dogs have special needs & similar needs as do humans. Dogs, by nature, are very social & need the similar stimulation & atmosphere to learn invaluable skills in order to function at full mental, physical & spiritual capacity. The key benefits of Doggy Daycare are:
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IT'S ALL ABOUT COCO
“My name is CoCo and I am a teacup Yorkshire terrier born July 20, 2006 in Beverly, MA (outside of Boston). I was born into a litter of siblings that are too many to count and was considered the “ugly ducking”. While my siblings were bouncing, yapping, tramping on me and my bed, tearing up our masters rugs and things, and leaving surprises all over the floors, I stayed in my only private snuggie and dreamed of my future boutique Canine Club, travel, and a sunny, warm beach. I wanted to be a “beach babe” and definitely not a “snow bunny”. I was born on a blistery, freezing day along the north Atlantic Coast and my feet stuck to the ground in white stuff the first day I walked and I decided then that this was not for me. While watching a big motion screen everyday, I saw a picture of happy dogs frolicking on a white, sandy beach in waves and chasing birds in a place called called “Florida,” and knew right then that is where I wanted to be. We had quite a few human visitors over the course of time as I was getting older and growing in centimeters. These visitors would come and play with us for a little while and then always leave with one or two of my siblings having paid no attention to me. I was what they called the “runt” and very shy and quiet and would stay safely in my snuggie and dream...
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