Camp Unleashed! Camp Unleashed!
July 29, 2011
Oh my goodness, I just found out about this AWESOME camp for people and their dogs: Camp Unleashed.
And look what I found on their website:
Attention Pet Bloggers
Win a full scholarship for you and your dog to Camp Unleashed Berkshires Sept 2-5 in Becket, Massachusetts!
Write a blog post about how you and your dog would benefit by winning a full scholarship to a 4-day retreat at Camp Unleashed in Massachusetts. Blogs may contain text, photographs, videos… Be creative.
All blog entries must be published by midnight, August 15, 2011 EDT. Send an email to annie@campunleashed.com with a link to the published blog and grant us permission to post it on our Facebook page.
Do you think Chloe and I could possibly win a scholarship to the most awesome vacation EVER? Guess I know what I’ll be doing this weekend. Writing a VIP. That’s Very Important Post for all you playing along at home.
If you have any creative ideas for me, PLEASE let me know.
Dear Camp Unleashed, we'd love to meet you!
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How fun does this sound? You and Chloe would be perfect!
Fire up those creative brain cells and let the writing begin.
Oh My Goodness!! That is just so perfect for you and Chloe… I have to look back in your archieve to tell you which post made me laugh the longest and hardest… I’m always chuckling, but I remember one that possitively would be a winner! Tucker says, “Wowsy, you got Camp too?! I got Camp Villages an’ dat was summmm FUN! We wur in da newsypaper “
Yes! Wait till they read your blog! And we will all make raving positive comments about how they MUST pick you and Chloe!!!
I FOUND IT!!! The blog of August 29, 2010 with pictures of Chloe and her opinions. Too cute and funny. This episode is called “Chloe Interrupts” and she has a greatdeal to contribute to the last few blogs about swimming and hiking too. OK, turn on the ‘juice’ Juice! Love ya!
We are good friends of Chloe and her Mamma – we like to meet up with her and run the trails at Robert E. Lee Park in Baltimore County. For a little dog she is fun – not afraid of running with the big dogs at all.