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Personal Touch Means Success for Windsor's Home Sweet Home Pet Care

Home Sweet Home

Dogs aren't just pets, they're part of the family. They require our love, nurturing and tons of attention. That said, sometimes life gets in the way — bringing your 200-pound adopted family member with four legs along with you to the office may cause a bit of a stir.

It was in that vain that five years ago Chris and Meg Raimo established Windsor's Home Sweet Home Pet Care — a pet care service with a one-of-a-kind personal touch provided to more than 350 families in the Greater Windsor area.

Whether working for hours during the day or off on vacation, the staff of Home Sweet Home make home calls to ensure your dog is well.

The antithesis of a kennel, Home Sweet Home's services champions the benefits of keeping a dog in its environment and out of staying with dozens of other puppies in runs.

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The difference between Home Sweet Home and a kennel or another pet service, co-owner Chris Raimo said, is "are you looking for just some one or are you looking for us?"

"There are plenty of services out there, but it's a special experience when you're with us," he added.

Safe from the colds and disease a dog may be exposed to while with dozens of other dogs in a kennel, your dog, just like your child, Raimo explained, is safer at home.

With Home Sweet Home Pet Care, there's no need to schedule a drop off time or a pick up time. The staff work with your dog inside your home, providing a personal touch like none other — a personal touch that updates by email and text messages with pictures of your dog while you're away.

The local business celebrates its fifth anniversary with a day of fun at the Northwest Park dog park.

It's mostly a client appreciation day, Raimo said, but all are welcome to come by, watch their dogs have fun, socialize, bob for hot dogs and enjoy food and beverages.

The celebration will begin at 1 p.m.

For more information on Home Sweet Home Pet Care, visit www.HSHPetCare.com.

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CatherineDennis May 21, 2013 at 08:45 pm
Congrats to all students, parents, teachers and administrators at Sage Park. It would seem thatRead More mission statements, transparency, parent involvement all equal excellence. How much would you charge to teach these basics to those that feel the need to hire college students from Chicago to review WHS-those very same people that congratulated you tonight? The students achievements that were honored tonight were very impressive and you make us all proud. Keep up the great work at Sage Park.
George Slate May 21, 2013 at 05:07 pm
Thank you Al and Bill for the follow up comments. For both, as I understand it, the fancy words are,Read More longitudinal studies. Take the same students, or group of students if the individual data is not available, and see how the test results go from third grade to high school. I've only done a quick scan of the test results for Windsor that R. Eleveld gave us a link to earlier. Along with understanding the Town's audited financial statements (which Bill might help me with), this longitudinal information is something that I hope to work through as time permits. As I write this, I should consider a FOI to see if it already exists. If it already exists, I'm surprised that all of us do not already have easy access to it. When I have the information gathered, I will share summaries here. And for the two of you, I will share the detailed spreadsheets. As I recall, even last night the conversation centered on the High School for turn around, and regardless of what we think of the person currently engaged for the EER, the EER is for the High School only.
Bill Generous May 21, 2013 at 04:46 pm
George, keep in mind that after middle school at Sage Park, some students go to other public orRead More private high schools. Studies comparing the middle and high school should concentrate on students that have attended both.
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Albert Williams May 20, 2013 at 03:40 pm
Just curious...any relation to Griffin Land, Imperial Nursuries, River Bend Associates?
R Eleveld May 21, 2013 at 03:44 pm
@Slate The BoE originally said they did not believe the Town Ethics Commission had purview over theRead More BoE. Yes in November the voters can choose to continue the behavior with the current party in the majority. See the comment of WR who says a Councilor accepted responsibility here: http://windsor.patch.com/groups/schools/p/council-approves-reduction-in-education-funding
George Slate May 20, 2013 at 02:27 pm
R Eleveld - Just to clarify, The Town Ethics Committee ruled (1) that the BOE is subject to the TownRead More Ethics Code, but (2) they do not have jurisdiction over violations of BOE by laws violations. When someone is brought in front of an Ethics Committee, and comes out vindicated, one of two things happen. They are humbled, or emboldened. The BOE President, and the Superintendent of Schools are emboldened because virtually nothing stands in their way of two person absolute rule, until November 2013. The only obstacle is for one of the Democrat BOE members joining the other four BOE members to reign (the pun works all too well here) them in (this appears unlikely). What is the old saying, Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely? So we have to wait until November to try and fix this situation. In the meantime the voters in Windsor can keep voting NO on the referenda to send the message that we do not want dysfunctional BOE oversight. Or we could get back a functional BOE. Since September 12, 2012, this possibility grow less likely each day.
R Eleveld May 20, 2013 at 10:18 am
@Michele, you are correct. The TC can only provide the BoE an amount of money, it can not in anywayRead More tell the BoE what to do with that money. It could make suggestions, however they carry the same weight as any citizen making any suggestion to the BoE. State law has created the BoE as an island unto itself. They do not even think they are subject to the Town Ethics Code. The voters do have the power to change what they do not like in November. The question is will they again repeat the prior behavior and vote in those that will not make change. Remember Einstein's definition of insanity. It applies here.
R Eleveld May 20, 2013 at 10:22 am
They did a good job of investigation along with Ms. Fissel. in the article: Some investigationRead More yields more questions. I ask some questions about the timing of this whole situation. It is now become an embarrassment to Windsor, Loyola, and Dr. James. The idea of this research/study is important, however this execution is fraught with problems and serious concerns. http://windsor.patch.com/groups/r-elevelds-blog/p/some-investigation-yields-more-questions
R Eleveld May 15, 2013 at 01:12 pm
The results:Read More http://windsor.patch.com/groups/r-elevelds-blog/p/voting-results-by-district-with-analysis
AnneB May 15, 2013 at 09:19 am
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Malvi Lennon May 15, 2013 at 09:10 am
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