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Charlene Marchand

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Sep 17, 2026
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Jul 9, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Charlene Marchand

    Soft Paws: Celebrating the annual CGHS/SPCA Paw Picnic (opens the original)

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    Locust Hill Barn in Ghent could not have provided a more beautiful setting for the CGHS/SPCA Annual Paw Picnic. Bathed in sunshine, free of humidity, and accompanied by a gentle breeze, it was one of those wonderful late-summer afternoons that seemed made especially for gathering with friends in support of the animals we all love. We are always deeply grateful to the sponsors, committee members, staff, volunteers, and welcomed guests who join us with such enthusiasm and generosity. The Paw Picni

  2. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · Charlene Marchand

    Soft Paws: CGHS bestows Bilinski Award to 2026 recipients (copy) (opens the original)

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    Here are a few key bits of information we felt you needed to see this week!

  3. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · Charlene Marchand

    Soft Paws: CGHS bestows Bilinski Award to 2026 recipients (opens the original)

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    Here are a few key bits of information we felt you needed to see this week! The Columbia-Greene Humane Society/SPCA is proud to announce that the recipients of its 2026 Bilinski Award are the Columbia County Sheriff's Office and the Greene County Sheriff's Office. The Bilinski Award is the highest honor bestowed by the Columbia-Greene Humane Society/SPCA upon an individual, business or organization whose passion for and commitment to the welfare of animals reflects the extraordinary generosity,

  4. Article · Jul 9, 2026 · Charlene Marchand

    Soft Paws: Proper crate usage while training (opens the original)

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    Continuing on our house crating discussion, here is my “hit” list for proper crate usage: Crates should be as large and roomy as possible. The dog should be able to stand full height and turn around easily. My GSD puppies are started in 28-inch-wide by 48-inch-long crates. These “blocking off” suggestions to reduce the size of the crate during housebreaking are not necessary. Crate time should be accompanied by a frozen, gutted beef shank bone or a frozen stuffed Kong. My clients love bo

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