DAVENPORT, IOWA (July 6, 2022) — The Davenport Public Library will be hosting a program for families with littles and dogs at on Saturday, July 9, Eastern, 2PM.

Looking for a guide to help your child play safely with your favorite furry friends? You're barking up the right tree!

Join the Quad Cities' own dog whisperer, Joanne from Fur Better Fur Worse, for an afternoon of tips and advice. At this all-ages program, she'll show kids how to safely interact with dogs and teach adults the warning signs to look for from a dog. Then sniff out a fun activity for the whole family that will help Fido burn off some energy during an interactive nose-work demonstration. This event is for human patrons only. Joanne will bring along some pawsome pooches for her demonstrations.

Registration is required.

Learn more and register by visiting:  https://davenportlibrary.libcal.com/event/9041136.

About the Davenport Public Library

The Davenport Public Library is the municipal library for the City of Davenport, Iowa, serving a population of 102,196 residents. The Library has three conveniently-located facilities: Main, Fairmount, and Eastern. Main is also the home of the Richardson-Sloane Special Collections Center, which focuses on local history and genealogy. New in 2020, the Library acquired the Outreach Wheeled Library (OWL) that brings library services directly to retirement facilities, schools, day-cares, community events, and organizations throughout Davenport. Patrons can access our library catalog, website, e-books, e-audiobooks, and countless digital re-sources, remotely 24-hours a day. Wireless Internet access and public computers, faxing, copying, notary services, and scanning are available at each of our locations.

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