Pet Anthology recommends Music My Pet in recent "Holiday Gift" Guide!!

Click on the link below and scroll down to "14 Holiday Dog Gift Ideas" posted on November 19th:
http://petanthology.com/14-holiday-dog-gift-ideas/

Review: Music My Pet: soothing classical music for cats Posted by Ingrid

The following review was posted in "The Conscious Cat" on November 28th, 2012.

http://consciouscat.net/2012/11/28/review-music-my-pet-soothing-classical-music-for-cats/

Holiday Music for Pets - Black Friday Sale!

http://gmtiny.com/ide5h

Music My Pet is Reviewed in Petsblog.com

http://petsblogs.com/2012/11/my-pets-music/

New CD Release - Mellow Melodies

Hello all,

Happy fall season to all! We're getting in touch to let you know that Music My Pet will be releasing a new CD entitled "Mellow Melodies"....just in time for holiday shopping. For those who loved the calming sounds of our first release, Classic Cuts, you're in for a treat as we've continued the tradition of providing soothing classical pieces for you and your pet -  including some new composers to our repertoire (Mozart, Liszt, Grieg , Mussorgsky) as well as the familiar favorites (Bach, Beethoven and Brahms). Be on the lookout for Mellow Melodies on our website (www.musicmypet.com) as well as other familiar places to shop for Music My Pet including: Amazon, CDBaby and iTunes.

All the best,

Staff at Music My Pet

Re-post: Pets Now “De-Stressing” to Classical Music!

• Posted 10/29/12  | 
 
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Pets Now “De-Stressing” to Classical Music!

former OHS Pet of the Week

Ever heard the old phrase ”music soothes the savage beast”?  It has long been known that soft, melodic music relieves stress, is relaxing, and promotes healing and a sense of well-being in humans.  So why not in animals?  When I am playing the piano, my dog drops her favorite toy, seeks me out, and curls up at my feet …. then immediately falls asleep.  So, based on my own very unscientific research, playing soft music for pets seems to work.

Does your pet get anxious when you leave them home for the day?  Are they afraid of thunder or other loud noises?  Is your pet recuperating from surgery?  Music My Pet is a recording company that creates classical music just for pets. According to the company, the great works of composers such as Bach and Beethoven have been re-orchestrated with musical instruments and sounds that will de-stress pets.

To learn more about Music My Pet, and to listen to some of their pet-specific recordings, visit their webiste at http://www.musicmypet.com/.  Happy Listening!

Let us know how you de-stress and keep your loving companions calm and de-stressed.  Thanks again for reading my blog. 

Kurt

Disclaimer:  PortlandPetCommunity.com is in no way endorsing, promoting, or excepts any liability for the company or its products mentioned in this blog post. 

Posted on 10.29.12 by: Kurt

Launched PortlandPetCommunity.com, do pro-bono work for the Oregon Humane Society, love web marketing / branding, compose Celtic music on the piano, love to travel, learning Italian, enjoy walking and hiking with the dog.

Thanks Kurt for an informative blog about Music My Pet!  We encourage our readers to check out Kurt's other blog posts.

Letter of thanks for Music My Pet's donation to the Rescue Animal MP3 Project!

 

 

September 3, 2012

 

Dear Tom Nazziola,

 

Thank you so much for your wonderful music donation to the Rescue Animal MP3 Project!  I am very grateful for your generosity and your compassion for animals. With your help, we have created this program to help animals in shelters, enriching the quality of their lives while they wait for forever homes.

 

We are reaching out to shelters across the U.S. to inform them of the Rescue Animal Mp3 project's pet calming music compilation available at no cost to facilities that shelter 10 animals or more with a completed applicationhttp://rescueanimalmp3.org/applicationform.html . An article in your newsletter or other outreach (promoting Rescue Animal Mp3 Project and your CDs) would help spread the word to communities to educate their local government and non-profit shelters about the beneficial calming effects of music in shelters and rescues.  Thank you so much for your help so far!

 

In only 8 months, our project has successfully installed preloaded Mp3 players in more than 150 shelters in 44 states, benefiting over 20,000 animals since December 2011.  We are very happy with this early progress.  However, we know that there is much more work to be done, many more animals to help, and we are up to the task! Follow up evaluations document 63% of the rescued shelter animals to be calmer, quieter and less stressed.  Our volunteer board members are working diligently together to coordinate fundraising, grant requests, project awareness and follow-ups under my direction.  Our goal is to reach out to the over 5,000 ASPCA independent shelters, and nearly 3,000 government–run facilities where the quality of life for the animals (and workers) can be improved dramatically, with very little effort.  Though it was not part of my original goal, I am happy to say that the evaluation feedback from shelters has shown that the music also has a calming effect on humans who work at the shelters and visit to adopt. This, too, creates a more harmonious atmosphere for the animals. Working together to reach out to shelters about the Rescue Animal Mp3 Project will continue to expand our shared compassion to help the animals.

 

Your outreach and fundraising suggestions will assist the Rescue Animal Mp3 Project to expand and provide music to more shelters and rescues across the U.S. I look forward to hearing from you.

Thank you for spreading the word and helping enrich the lives of millions of homeless animals.

 

*See press release below…

 

With Sincere Thanks,

Pamela Fisher, DVM – Director/ Founder
RESCUE ANIMAL Mp3 PROJECT non-profit 501(c)(3)
7211 Wales Ave NW
North Canton, OH 44720
330-266-2500/ fax 330-266-2501

Cell 330-209-1067

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