THE VERY POPULAR "GO DOG GO!" AND "IT'S A DOG'S LIFE" SHIRTS ARE JUST $19.45 (INCLUDING TAX) AND $1 FROM EACH SHIRT SOLD GOES TO THE MILITARY WORKING DOGS COOLING VEST PROJECT!!

These come in several colors and styles -
Wanna Go Play? - Wanna Watch TV? - Wanna Go for A Walk? and various others. The Go Dog, Go shirts are great for agility and obedience enthusiasts, showing dogs going through weave poles, over A frames, jumps, etc.

We have a varied assortment of magnets and some come in buttons as well - they're a great inexpensive gift to give yourself or a friend.  Prices range from $2.50-$3.50 and that includes the tax! Below are a couple examples, but we have others too!

"When Pugs Fly"

"Who Rescued Who?" ($1 from the sale of each $3 "Who Rescued Who?" magnet is donated to area animal welfare organizations.)

"No Puppy Mills"

These metal cute critters are the product of the imagination and ingenuity of a Vietnamese engineer turned artisan. In his small, home-based business, salvaged metals are cleaned and crafted for your enjoyment. His designs are whimsical, and the prices practical. Plus, you know the phrase "Reuse is even better than Recycling"  Vietnamese traditions value the reuse of materials. There's a large second-hand market. For example, near post offices are vendors who take previously used cardboard boxes who will make a box for you of whatever size you need.  Shown below is the frog drummer. He is the most expensive critter at $13, but others are available for $8-$13 dollars, including tax.  A unique gift that you can feel good about giving, because you are supporting fair-trade.

Proudly made in the USA by Wheelhouse Designs.  Pictured is the Agility design - perfect for the human owned by an agility dog!

$8 including tax.

Cochas Chico, a small farming community nestled In the Andean mountains of Huancayo Peru, is home to a rich tradition of gourd carving. It's also home to Esperanza and Raquel, two women who have established small fair-trade businesses to help their community.

"This craft we inherited from our ancestors, grand parents, and parents to the present. Each generation improves the art and it continues to grow with future generations."

Gourds are carved by men, women, and children aged 10 to 60. Often the only source of economic income for the artisans of Cochas Chico, carving therefore becomes the focal point for the entire family. From a very young age, children are taught by their parents to carve ancestral designs. Regularly $13, these are now on sale for $10, includes sales tax.  Click here to learn about fair-trade and why you can feel GREAT about purchasing fair-trade items!