Barkin' Doggie Biscuits - Product Review
When You Buy One Bag, Company Donates One Bag
These dog biscuits contain no by-products, artificial colors or flavors, and they come in three dog-gone good flavors.
FLAVORS/INGREDIENTS
- Go Nuts!
- Pucker Up!
- Get Pumped!
The Humans Behind Barkin' Doggie Biscuits
After adopting Rocky, a yellow Labrador Retriever, and Zeus, a black Labrador Retriever/Weimaraner mix, from BARC (the Bureau of Animal Regulation and Care in Houston, TX), the lives of Annvi and Tobiah, were forever changed. They knew they wanted to do something to help dogs in rescue groups and shelters. After many discussions of "what" and "how," they came up with the idea of baking all natural biscuits and donating a biscuit for every biscuit sold.
Their generosity doesn't stop there though; Annvi and Tobiah volunteer at BARC in Houston on the weekends; and Annvi is even on the board of HAPI (the Homeless Animal Partnership Initiative).
DONATIONS
Donations are made quarterly and reach not just the greater Houston area, but nation-wide animal charities as well.
COST
The cost for a one pound bag is $11.99. If you'd like your dog biscuits shipped to you, there is a flat rate of $5.99 anywhere in the continental United States. If you live in Houston, TX you can buy a bag at the Heights Urban Dog Boutique or at the office of holistic veterinarian, Dr. Cooper.
PARTNERS
For a full list of current animal shelter and rescue group partners, click here.
Visit the company's home page here:
http://barkindoggiebiscuits.com/
Published by Bobbi Leder
Bobbi Leder is the author of the picture book, THE SECRET POLICE DOG. Leder has been published with a variety of print and web-based magazines, websites, anthologies, and newspapers. View profile
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11 Comments
Post a CommentGood job! To cute.
I haven't seen these yet. LOVE the name though. Too cute!
Unfortunately my dogs won't eat dog bisquits darn these sound quite good maybe I shall try a few just to see.
What cute names, makes me wish I had a dog, lol :)
The Go Nuts! sound yummy. Annvi and Tobiah sound a very special couple with big hearts. I wish them well.
My dog loves the pumpkin ones. Kinda chewy! I can't wait to try them myself :)
Good info on these doggie biscuits.
Donating a bag for every one purchased is a great thing!
Thanks for the info!
Those are a little too expensive for me. Abby goes through several pounds of biscuis a month - she get the cheapo kind! Thanks for the info!