The winning dog for July is Layla, a mixed breed goldendoodle, who lives outside of Chicago, IL. Layla’s human companion, Sara, selected West Suburban Humane Society in Downers Grove, IL, to receive the donation from Pure Pooch.

“Even though we’re a small company we’ve committed to be a socially responsible operation,” commented Ron Akanowicz, managing partner at Pooch Enterprises. “I’m glad that we’re able to do what we can to support the pet community. There are so many worthy causes that I want our business to be a participant in making the world a better place for animals.”

The entire Pure Pooch all-natural line of shampoos for dogs are made with natural coconut-based cleansers, plant-derived conditioners, and organic-enzyme deodorizers that safely and effectively clean and yet are gentle enough for regular use. Pure Pooch contains Provitamin B5 and plant-derived conditioners to moisturize, prevent tangling, and soften the coat without stripping the skin of its natural protective oils. It’s biodegradable so its safe for the environment, too.

“Since we launched in March 2011 we’ve supported over a dozen shelters and causes,” said Akanowicz. “We want dog lovers to know that Pure Pooch is about creating a healthy lifestyle for all animals- dog and humans included. That means offering wholesome products that are effective and yet still have a positive impact on the environment and our community,” added Akanowicz.

The full line of Pure Pooch all-natural grooming products, including Calm & Gentle, Really Clean and Bright & Clean, are available for purchase via retail or wholesale, at retail stores in the US, or via the Pure Pooch website at purepooch.com. For more information visit the Pure Pooch website at purepooch.com, email sales at sales@purepooch.com or call 786-853-1666.

The mission of Long Island Bulldog Rescue (LIBR) is to provide education, prevention, intervention, and adoption services to ensure that all English Bulldogs enjoy long, healthy lives in loving, safe, appropriate homes where they are provided the life-long care they require. We commit to each English Bulldog and adopter(s) we serve for the life of the dog. In the event that an adoption is unsuccessful, the dog is to be returned to the LIBR.

Pure Pooch wishes them much success at the event and thanks them for the good work their doing on behalf of dogs everywhere!

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“Summertime may mean more baths for your dog,” commented Ron Akanowicz, managing partner at Pooch Enterprises. “With these frequent baths, dog owners should use an all natural formula that won’t irritate or dry their pet’s skin, and look for products that are soap-free, made with wholesome ingredients, and are healthy and safe for the environment.”

The entire Pure Pooch all-natural line of shampoos for dogs are made with natural coconut-based cleansers, plant-derived conditioners, and organic-enzyme deodorizers that safely and effectively clean and yet are gentle enough for regular use. Pure Pooch contains Provitamin B5 and plant-derived conditioners to moisturize, prevent tangling, and soften the coat without stripping the skin of its natural protective oils. It’s biodegradable so its safe for the environment, too.

“Dogs naturally love the outdoors and that means things like dirt, pollen, and other stinky substances are likely to find their way onto a dog’s coat,” said Akanowicz. “We want dog lovers to know that dogs can have as much fun as they want outdoors, and then safely and naturally have as many baths as needed with a gentle shampoo, Then they can share their dog’s fun through photos on our Facebook page. meet new pets, and have a chance to win great prizes and support local shelters at the same time,” added Akanowicz.

The full line of Pure Pooch all-natural grooming products, including Calm & Gentle, Really Clean and Bright & Clean, are available for purchase via retail or wholesale, at retail stores in the US, or via the Pure Pooch website at purepooch.com. For more information visit the Pure Pooch website at purepooch.com, email sales at sales@purepooch.com or call 786-853-1666.

About Pure Pooch

The inspiration for Pure Pooch started with Pure Pooch managing partner Ron Akanowicz’s dog, Sophie, a Maltese-Lhaso Apso mix. He wanted a gentle, effective, and natural shampoo for Sophie’s pink, sensitive skin and it was a challenge to find. That’s when Ron and one of the company’s partners, began to create a formula that uses natural ingredients and quickly developed the three foundational lines: Bright & Clean, Really Clean, and Calm & Gentle. Each one in the line of Pure Pooch all-natural dog shampoos uses coconut-based cleansers and a blend of plant-derived conditioners and deodorizers. The company founders are committed to creating products that are safe and effective for pets, as well as safe and sustainable for the environment. Their products are free from petroleum and parabens, are biodegradable, never tested on animals, and made in the U.S.A. Pure Pooch donates 2% of its proceeds to shelters and rescues.

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It was important for my partner and I when we started Pure Pooch to ensure that it wasn’t just like any other corporation but really involved itself in the community at large. Being socially responsible is just as important as offering a safe and effective product, in my opinion.

Over the past few months Pure Pooch has donated products and discounts to a number of events and charities. This month Pure Pooch is supporting the Animal Wellness League of Frederick County and has donated its all natural shampoo to their “K9′s in the Vines” silent auction. And all attendees will receive a coupon for 20% off online orders at www.purepooch.com because we appreciate their local support of a great organization like the AWLFC.

You can read her full review of Pure Pooch all natural shampoo for dogs on her website at www.thephillydog.com.