b'realitysoundbites.A Private Shopping Experiencefor Reactive DogsAn innovative program, implemented by The Doggie Bag Pet Boutique in Lakeland,provides space and fun for reactive dogs. The private shopping experience is givingowners of reactive dogs an opportunity to bring them in and explore the store in astress-free environment. Each 20-minute session includes a $25 deposit, which isapplied to the $25 shopping minimum. The pups are given VIP treatment with aspecial sign that greets them upon entering the Boutique, a Lakeland gem since2002. We understand the challenges owners of reactive dogs have, said theBoutiques owner Heather Moran, Every dog deserves an opportunity for aday out, and we wanted to provide a safe place for them. Its been a wonderfulexperience for everyone.For more information on the Private Shopping Experience, please call 863.683.6220The Doggie Bag Pet Boutique, 1702 E. Edgewood Dr., Lakeland, FLFacebook @TheDoggieBagAPetBoutiqueLuckyMoo, a reactive dog, celebrates atInstagram @DoggieBagBoutiqueThe Doggie Bag Pet Boutique in LakelandOrlando Cat CafSaves the Lives of 3,000 CatsThe Orlando Cat Caf, in partnership with Lakelands SPCA Florida, hasbeen a true lifesaver for felines of Polk County. The Clermont coffeehouse,which opened in 2016, serves baked goods, panini sandwiches and a playarea that features adoptable cats and kittens. It has been recognized as oneof the top 10 cat cafes in the United States. We are honored to work withthe Orlando Cat Caf, said Shelley Thayer, Executive Director, SPCAFlorida. Their accomplishments and dedication to finding homes for thou-sands of homeless kittens is exemplary.Orlando Cat Caf, 532 Cagan Park Ave., Clermont, Suite 201-203352.989.4820OrlandoCatCafe.comFacebook @OrlandoCatCafe Adopted kitties, Piper and Petey, Orlando Cat CafGoing the Extra MileEvery single one of The New Barker advertising partners is a community steward. Eachbusiness helps shelters, rescue groups and animal advocates in numerous ways. Theirefforts and generosity often fly under the radar. They do it for no other reason than itsthe right thing to do when asked for assistance. Dr. Shauna Green, owner of Pawsitive Veterinary Care, promised a client she wouldfind the perfect home for her senior dog. Patti had just adopted Bella before finding outher cancer had returned. Ron Bittaker, owner of Paws Inn Paradise, did not hesitate toboard and care for Bella when Dr. Green asked for help. I cannot thank Ron and his team at Paws Inn Paradise enough, said Dr. Green.They have been more than generous and have asked for nothing in return. Dr. Greenwill cover the cost of any medical needs and medications Bella may require. She is veryloving, and would do best in a home without cats. If interested in fostering or adoptingBella, please call Pawsitive Veterinary Care at 727.299.9029Paws In Paradise Pet Resort10700 66th St. N., Pinellas Park, FL 727.520.7297www.PawsInnParadise.comPawsitive Veterinary Care11125 Park Blvd., Ste 108, Seminole, FL727.299.9029www.PawsitiveVeterinaryCare.comwww.TheNewBarker.com THE NEW BARKER 15'