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Anderson Acres
Pet Grooming
5801 South Fairfax Road,
Bakersfield,
CA
93307
5801 South Fairfax Road, Bakersfield
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Anderson Acres
Anderson Acres
- Board & Care
- Obedience Training
- Janice Bio
- Grooming Essentials
- Transportation Services
- Work Like a Dog
- Community Service Opportunities
- Home For Hounds
- Lynn Howe Bio
Boarding Services
Boarding is available for your pet seven days a week by appointment only.
Since this is the Anderson home and business, it assures there is always someone on site.
Dogs are cared for in an airy 8,000 square foot kennel building which is heated during the winter, cooled during the summer and disinfected on a daily basis.
Anderson Acres offers the largest runs available with indoor-outdoor access in Kern County, which are especially suited for giant breeds, multiple dog families and long term boarding. Large indoor runs for the smallest house dog and covered runs are also available. Creature comforts include hammock beds or resting platforms for all sizes of dog. Toys and blankets are always welcome from home. All dogs are offered a jaunt in the exercise yard adjacent to the kennel to play or lounge at their leisure, weather permitting. Structured exercise and play are available for an additional fee. For the health and safety of your pet and all the pets we care for, community boarding and play are not practiced at Anderson Acres.
Anderson Acres provides Purina Pro Plan dog food with all formulas and flavors available. Dogs are fed twice a day, unless there is another schedule you would like followed.
All animals are provided water continuously. Diets or medications brought from home are administered as instructed for a nominal fee. Prescribed medications must be in a properly labeled bottle or container which includes veterinarian info, medication info and dosage.
Cats and cage pets are cared for under constant supervision.
Cats are kept in large, tall cages with climbers throughout. All cages are cleaned daily, providing fresh food, water, litter and paper. Housing and diets provided for cage pets are handled in the same manner.
Daycare
Daycare is available during business hours for dogs, cats & cage pets.
For many people, it provides a safe haven for your pet during personal or business commitments that take you away from your pet for the day. It is also an excellent way to acclimate your pet to a board and care environment in preparation for that upcoming vacation or business trip. Anderson Acres does not practice community board or play. Quality care and concern provided by the staff at Anderson Acres is only one of the many reasons why pets are always happy coming and going.
Consultation & Evaluation
Customized Training Programs
Not all dogs are created equal nor are the difficulties you may face when training your dog. Whether puppy or adult, no matter how wonderful your dog may be, everyone benefits from training. Obedience training allows your dog to be a better pet for you and your family. Obligations at work or school, vacations and other commitments may prevent you from training your dog or fully participating in your dogs training. For this reason, our training professionals are able to customize training programs to suit your busy life. Combining the many training services available, you can be certain the training you and your dog receive will meet or exceed your expectations.
Certifications
Canine Good Citizenship (CGC) testing is available around the country and encouraged right here at home. Every year the United States Postal Service sponsors a CGC to foster responsible dog ownership within the community. Anderson Acres incorporates key exercises required in a CGC test in our training programs. Anderson Acres continues to strive in promoting the best in quality pet care to the residents of Kern County through a variety of programs and with top notch people. We want your time with your pet to be enjoyable, rewarding and educational.
Janice Kiseskey-Anderson
From an early age
Janice had more than a casual interest in animals, with a home never at a loss for a furry friend, where dogs, cats, horses and chinchillas led to exhibition and breeding. When the family's' first Newfoundland arrived in 1969, Janice was hooked.
Influenced by her grandfather, a large animal veterinarian, Janice would assist him on calls to the ranches of San Fernando Valley.
Planning to follow in his footsteps, a family crisis steered Janice's future in another direction. However, Janice's involvement with animals led to a career change in 1980, when she became manager at Blue Max Kennels. She took a second job at a local grooming shop to learn more about all breed grooming. These experiences led her to relocate to Bakersfield, California in 1985, purchasing a failing kennel. Now the largest pet care facility in Kern County, her business provides boarding, grooming, training and transportation services.
Growing up with Newfs, it was only natural that Janice would add a Newf to her household when she "left the nest".
In 1978, Janice acquired her first Newfoundland from Virginia and Grant Hoag of Riptide Newfoundlands. "Stella", bred with the Hoag's guidance and tutelage, produced a beautiful litter, from which Janice kept two puppies and EBONTIDE was born.
Her knowledge and experience have also been recognized by several breed and all-breed clubs
asking her to steward or judge at shows and matches. Janice is working towards her AKC judging license.
Business owner and proud mom, Janice has 3 great kids, all active in dogs and helpers in the family business.
Kaitlyn, now a college grad, was a top contender in junior showmanship. Away from work, she continues to use her skills and talent to care for, train and exhibit her family's and other people's dogs in conformation. Devin and Daniel are in college and help with all things animal, including our new arrivals at Ebontide, Garth and Moo.
"Educate, Don't Legislate" is Janice's mantra.
"Using our schools, our media, and our legislature, AR groups have been very effective in changing the landscape for animal owners, breeders and ranchers across the country, causing a decline in participation of animal sports and an intolerance for breeders. "Education is the key to the proper care and well-being of our animals, continuation of our breeding programs and the survival of the sport of pure-bred dogs".
Janice continues, "Our youth are the very soul of the survival of purebred dogs.
We must mentor, educate and encourage our youth to participate at all levels. Without them, there is no future."
"As a club, and as breeders, it is our obligation to protect, preserve and promote our magnificent breeds."
To this end, Janice has been, and is, dedicated to the Newfoundland Dog and the Newfoundland Club of America. And for this reason, above all else, Janice serves on the NCA Breeders Education and Legislative Committees, and looks forward to an opportunity to serve on the board.
As Janice's interest in the breed grew
NCA Hero Dog of The Year
so did her involvement in training and exhibiting her Newfoundlands. Beginning in the obedience ring, she obtained her first obedience title in the late '70's. It wasn't long before Janice discovered the conformation ring and found her niche, winning in puppy sweepstakes, and placing in the classes at the 1980 NCA National Specialty. Janice credits her mentors, Dany Canino and Betty Liittschwager with her success in the show ring. Janice's believes in breeding quality, not quantity. With a very limited breeding, she is especially proud of the accomplishments of EBONTIDE Newfoundland's, which include:
Therapy Dog "Volunteer of The Year" (Hawaii)
so did her involvement in training and exhibiting her Newfoundlands. Beginning in the obedience ring, she obtained her first obedience title in the late '70's. It wasn't long before Janice discovered the conformation ring and found her niche, winning in puppy sweepstakes, and placing in the classes at the 1980 NCA National Specialty. Janice credits her mentors, Dany Canino and Betty Liittschwager with her success in the show ring. Janice's believes in breeding quality, not quantity. With a very limited breeding, she is especially proud of the accomplishments of EBONTIDE Newfoundland's, which include:
#1 Newfoundland & Top 10 Working Dog (Hawaii)
so did her involvement in training and exhibiting her Newfoundlands. Beginning in the obedience ring, she obtained her first obedience title in the late '70's. It wasn't long before Janice discovered the conformation ring and found her niche, winning in puppy sweepstakes, and placing in the classes at the 1980 NCA National Specialty. Janice credits her mentors, Dany Canino and Betty Liittschwager with her success in the show ring. Janice's believes in breeding quality, not quantity. With a very limited breeding, she is especially proud of the accomplishments of EBONTIDE Newfoundland's, which include:
Best in Show Winners
so did her involvement in training and exhibiting her Newfoundlands. Beginning in the obedience ring, she obtained her first obedience title in the late '70's. It wasn't long before Janice discovered the conformation ring and found her niche, winning in puppy sweepstakes, and placing in the classes at the 1980 NCA National Specialty. Janice credits her mentors, Dany Canino and Betty Liittschwager with her success in the show ring. Janice's believes in breeding quality, not quantity. With a very limited breeding, she is especially proud of the accomplishments of EBONTIDE Newfoundland's, which include:
Best In Specialty Winners
so did her involvement in training and exhibiting her Newfoundlands. Beginning in the obedience ring, she obtained her first obedience title in the late '70's. It wasn't long before Janice discovered the conformation ring and found her niche, winning in puppy sweepstakes, and placing in the classes at the 1980 NCA National Specialty. Janice credits her mentors, Dany Canino and Betty Liittschwager with her success in the show ring. Janice's believes in breeding quality, not quantity. With a very limited breeding, she is especially proud of the accomplishments of EBONTIDE Newfoundland's, which include:
Group Winners
so did her involvement in training and exhibiting her Newfoundlands. Beginning in the obedience ring, she obtained her first obedience title in the late '70's. It wasn't long before Janice discovered the conformation ring and found her niche, winning in puppy sweepstakes, and placing in the classes at the 1980 NCA National Specialty. Janice credits her mentors, Dany Canino and Betty Liittschwager with her success in the show ring. Janice's believes in breeding quality, not quantity. With a very limited breeding, she is especially proud of the accomplishments of EBONTIDE Newfoundland's, which include:
Versatility Newfoundlands
so did her involvement in training and exhibiting her Newfoundlands. Beginning in the obedience ring, she obtained her first obedience title in the late '70's. It wasn't long before Janice discovered the conformation ring and found her niche, winning in puppy sweepstakes, and placing in the classes at the 1980 NCA National Specialty. Janice credits her mentors, Dany Canino and Betty Liittschwager with her success in the show ring. Janice's believes in breeding quality, not quantity. With a very limited breeding, she is especially proud of the accomplishments of EBONTIDE Newfoundland's, which include:
Champions
so did her involvement in training and exhibiting her Newfoundlands. Beginning in the obedience ring, she obtained her first obedience title in the late '70's. It wasn't long before Janice discovered the conformation ring and found her niche, winning in puppy sweepstakes, and placing in the classes at the 1980 NCA National Specialty. Janice credits her mentors, Dany Canino and Betty Liittschwager with her success in the show ring. Janice's believes in breeding quality, not quantity. With a very limited breeding, she is especially proud of the accomplishments of EBONTIDE Newfoundland's, which include:
Working Dogs
so did her involvement in training and exhibiting her Newfoundlands. Beginning in the obedience ring, she obtained her first obedience title in the late '70's. It wasn't long before Janice discovered the conformation ring and found her niche, winning in puppy sweepstakes, and placing in the classes at the 1980 NCA National Specialty. Janice credits her mentors, Dany Canino and Betty Liittschwager with her success in the show ring. Janice's believes in breeding quality, not quantity. With a very limited breeding, she is especially proud of the accomplishments of EBONTIDE Newfoundland's, which include:
And, most importantly, companions!
so did her involvement in training and exhibiting her Newfoundlands. Beginning in the obedience ring, she obtained her first obedience title in the late '70's. It wasn't long before Janice discovered the conformation ring and found her niche, winning in puppy sweepstakes, and placing in the classes at the 1980 NCA National Specialty. Janice credits her mentors, Dany Canino and Betty Liittschwager with her success in the show ring. Janice's believes in breeding quality, not quantity. With a very limited breeding, she is especially proud of the accomplishments of EBONTIDE Newfoundland's, which include:
Over the years, Janice's involvement has extended to dog clubs
Newfoundland Club of America - member since 1980
serving in many capacities from officer to committee member to chairman, including:
Newfoundland Club of Northern California (2 yrs)
serving in many capacities from officer to committee member to chairman, including:
Newfoundland Club of Southern California (12 yrs)
serving in many capacities from officer to committee member to chairman, including:
Newfoundland Club of San Diego (3 yrs)
serving in many capacities from officer to committee member to chairman, including:
Kern County Kennel Club (5 yrs)
serving in many capacities from officer to committee member to chairman, including:
Los Encinos Kennel Club
serving in many capacities from officer to committee member to chairman, including:
Her involvement does not end there.
NCA Breeders Education Committee, Secretary
Greatly concerned about the erosion of the rights of animal owners in this country, and aware of the need for the education of animal owners and mentoring of purebred enthusiasts, Janice has worked tirelessly. Over the years she has been actively involved in breed rescue, worked with local shelters and within her community. She serves or has served on:
NCA Legislative Committee, Chairman
Greatly concerned about the erosion of the rights of animal owners in this country, and aware of the need for the education of animal owners and mentoring of purebred enthusiasts, Janice has worked tirelessly. Over the years she has been actively involved in breed rescue, worked with local shelters and within her community. She serves or has served on:
NCA Health & Longevity Committee
Greatly concerned about the erosion of the rights of animal owners in this country, and aware of the need for the education of animal owners and mentoring of purebred enthusiasts, Janice has worked tirelessly. Over the years she has been actively involved in breed rescue, worked with local shelters and within her community. She serves or has served on:
AKC Responsible Dog Ownership Day, Kern County Host
Greatly concerned about the erosion of the rights of animal owners in this country, and aware of the need for the education of animal owners and mentoring of purebred enthusiasts, Janice has worked tirelessly. Over the years she has been actively involved in breed rescue, worked with local shelters and within her community. She serves or has served on:
California Federation of Dog Clubs, Vice President, Board Member
Greatly concerned about the erosion of the rights of animal owners in this country, and aware of the need for the education of animal owners and mentoring of purebred enthusiasts, Janice has worked tirelessly. Over the years she has been actively involved in breed rescue, worked with local shelters and within her community. She serves or has served on:
Kern County Animal Control Commission, Chairman, Vice-Chairman
Greatly concerned about the erosion of the rights of animal owners in this country, and aware of the need for the education of animal owners and mentoring of purebred enthusiasts, Janice has worked tirelessly. Over the years she has been actively involved in breed rescue, worked with local shelters and within her community. She serves or has served on:
Kern County Regional Occupational Center, Animal Care Program Community Classroom & Student Advisory Committee Member
Greatly concerned about the erosion of the rights of animal owners in this country, and aware of the need for the education of animal owners and mentoring of purebred enthusiasts, Janice has worked tirelessly. Over the years she has been actively involved in breed rescue, worked with local shelters and within her community. She serves or has served on:
CA-891 AFJROTC Booster Club, President
Greatly concerned about the erosion of the rights of animal owners in this country, and aware of the need for the education of animal owners and mentoring of purebred enthusiasts, Janice has worked tirelessly. Over the years she has been actively involved in breed rescue, worked with local shelters and within her community. She serves or has served on:
Taft Regional Occupational Center, WIA Program, Community Classroom
Greatly concerned about the erosion of the rights of animal owners in this country, and aware of the need for the education of animal owners and mentoring of purebred enthusiasts, Janice has worked tirelessly. Over the years she has been actively involved in breed rescue, worked with local shelters and within her community. She serves or has served on:
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From an early age, Janice had more than a casual interest in animals.
Her household was never at a loss for a furry friend. Dogs and cats were the norm. When horses and chinchillas entered the mix, Janice was introduced to the world of exhibition, breeding and competition. When her mother brought home their first Newfoundland pup, this led to Janice's involvement with pure-bred dogs.
Janice was also influenced by her grandfather, a large animal going on call with him to the ranches of the San Fernando Valley.
She hoped to one day follow in his footsteps. However, a family crisis steered Janice's future in another directionwhen she became owner the family business. Her involvement with animals led to a change in her career path in the mid-'80's. Janice moved to Blue Max Kennels, a board and care facility, also involved in the breeding and exhibiting of pure-bred dogs in Saugus, California. She began managing the kennel, and took a second job at a local grooming shop to learn more about grooming all breeds. This experience led her relocation to Bakersfield, California in 1985 to take over a failing kennel. Anderson Acres, is now the largest pet care facility in Kern County, providing boarding, grooming, dog obedience training and transportation services for dogs, cats and cage pets.
Having grown up with Newfs in the house, it was only natural for Janice to add one to her own household when she "left the nest".
In 1978, Janice acquired her first Newfoundland from Virginia and Grant Hoag of Riptide Newfoundlands. "Stella", bred with the Hoag's guidance and tutelage, produced a beautiful litter, of which Janice kept two puppies. Thus, EBONTIDE was born.
Janice's experience and knowledge gained with her pure-bred dogs and activities is what gave her the ability and confidence to become owner/operator of Anderson Acres.
And with 3 great kids, Kaitlyn, Devin & Daniel, all active in dogs and a huge help with the family business, Janice continues her journey. Kaitlyn is an active participant in the conformation ring and was a top contender in junior showmanship. She qualified for and attended Westminster and the Eukanuba Invitational multiple times, has won Best Junior at the Newfoundland Club of America National Specialty, and received honors as the Top Junior in the Newfoundland Club of America. Kaitlyn has worked as an assistant for some of the top handlers in the country. The skills Kaitlyn acquired at home and in the show ring financed her way through college, as she cared for, exhibited and trained other people's dogs. Newly graduated and employed in her chosen profession, Kaitlyn has an active role in the kennel and the show ring.
And yet, in spite of all her success, Janice is still not satisfied.
"I have a dream to create a venue for pets and their owners. A safe, healthy environment where knowledge and experience can be shared, play days and events can be held, and people can enjoy their pets in the company of friends".
As Janice's interest in the breed grew
Therapy Dog "Volunteer of The Year" (Hawaii)
so did her involvement in training and exhibiting her Newfoundlands. Beginning in the obedience ring, she obtained her first obedience title in the late '70's. It wasn't long before Janice discovered the conformation ring. There she found her niche, winning in puppy sweepstakes, and placing in the classes, at the 1980 Newfoundland Club of America National Specialty. Janice credits her mentors, Dany Canino and Betty Liittschwager with her success in the show ring. Today, with a very limited breeding program, Janice's main focus always has been and continues to be quality, not quantity. Accomplishments of Ebontide Newfoundland's include:
NCA Hero Dog of The Year
so did her involvement in training and exhibiting her Newfoundlands. Beginning in the obedience ring, she obtained her first obedience title in the late '70's. It wasn't long before Janice discovered the conformation ring. There she found her niche, winning in puppy sweepstakes, and placing in the classes, at the 1980 Newfoundland Club of America National Specialty. Janice credits her mentors, Dany Canino and Betty Liittschwager with her success in the show ring. Today, with a very limited breeding program, Janice's main focus always has been and continues to be quality, not quantity. Accomplishments of Ebontide Newfoundland's include:
#1 Newfoundland & Top 10 Working Dog (Hawaii)
so did her involvement in training and exhibiting her Newfoundlands. Beginning in the obedience ring, she obtained her first obedience title in the late '70's. It wasn't long before Janice discovered the conformation ring. There she found her niche, winning in puppy sweepstakes, and placing in the classes, at the 1980 Newfoundland Club of America National Specialty. Janice credits her mentors, Dany Canino and Betty Liittschwager with her success in the show ring. Today, with a very limited breeding program, Janice's main focus always has been and continues to be quality, not quantity. Accomplishments of Ebontide Newfoundland's include:
Best in Show
so did her involvement in training and exhibiting her Newfoundlands. Beginning in the obedience ring, she obtained her first obedience title in the late '70's. It wasn't long before Janice discovered the conformation ring. There she found her niche, winning in puppy sweepstakes, and placing in the classes, at the 1980 Newfoundland Club of America National Specialty. Janice credits her mentors, Dany Canino and Betty Liittschwager with her success in the show ring. Today, with a very limited breeding program, Janice's main focus always has been and continues to be quality, not quantity. Accomplishments of Ebontide Newfoundland's include:
Multiple Best In Specialty
so did her involvement in training and exhibiting her Newfoundlands. Beginning in the obedience ring, she obtained her first obedience title in the late '70's. It wasn't long before Janice discovered the conformation ring. There she found her niche, winning in puppy sweepstakes, and placing in the classes, at the 1980 Newfoundland Club of America National Specialty. Janice credits her mentors, Dany Canino and Betty Liittschwager with her success in the show ring. Today, with a very limited breeding program, Janice's main focus always has been and continues to be quality, not quantity. Accomplishments of Ebontide Newfoundland's include:
Multiple Group
so did her involvement in training and exhibiting her Newfoundlands. Beginning in the obedience ring, she obtained her first obedience title in the late '70's. It wasn't long before Janice discovered the conformation ring. There she found her niche, winning in puppy sweepstakes, and placing in the classes, at the 1980 Newfoundland Club of America National Specialty. Janice credits her mentors, Dany Canino and Betty Liittschwager with her success in the show ring. Today, with a very limited breeding program, Janice's main focus always has been and continues to be quality, not quantity. Accomplishments of Ebontide Newfoundland's include:
Versatility Newfoundlands
so did her involvement in training and exhibiting her Newfoundlands. Beginning in the obedience ring, she obtained her first obedience title in the late '70's. It wasn't long before Janice discovered the conformation ring. There she found her niche, winning in puppy sweepstakes, and placing in the classes, at the 1980 Newfoundland Club of America National Specialty. Janice credits her mentors, Dany Canino and Betty Liittschwager with her success in the show ring. Today, with a very limited breeding program, Janice's main focus always has been and continues to be quality, not quantity. Accomplishments of Ebontide Newfoundland's include:
Champions
so did her involvement in training and exhibiting her Newfoundlands. Beginning in the obedience ring, she obtained her first obedience title in the late '70's. It wasn't long before Janice discovered the conformation ring. There she found her niche, winning in puppy sweepstakes, and placing in the classes, at the 1980 Newfoundland Club of America National Specialty. Janice credits her mentors, Dany Canino and Betty Liittschwager with her success in the show ring. Today, with a very limited breeding program, Janice's main focus always has been and continues to be quality, not quantity. Accomplishments of Ebontide Newfoundland's include:
Working
so did her involvement in training and exhibiting her Newfoundlands. Beginning in the obedience ring, she obtained her first obedience title in the late '70's. It wasn't long before Janice discovered the conformation ring. There she found her niche, winning in puppy sweepstakes, and placing in the classes, at the 1980 Newfoundland Club of America National Specialty. Janice credits her mentors, Dany Canino and Betty Liittschwager with her success in the show ring. Today, with a very limited breeding program, Janice's main focus always has been and continues to be quality, not quantity. Accomplishments of Ebontide Newfoundland's include:
But most importantly, companions!
so did her involvement in training and exhibiting her Newfoundlands. Beginning in the obedience ring, she obtained her first obedience title in the late '70's. It wasn't long before Janice discovered the conformation ring. There she found her niche, winning in puppy sweepstakes, and placing in the classes, at the 1980 Newfoundland Club of America National Specialty. Janice credits her mentors, Dany Canino and Betty Liittschwager with her success in the show ring. Today, with a very limited breeding program, Janice's main focus always has been and continues to be quality, not quantity. Accomplishments of Ebontide Newfoundland's include:
Involvement In Clubs
Newfoundland Club of America - member since 1980
Janice's interests extended to involvement in clubs related to the fancy, serving in many capacities from officer to committee member to chairman, including:
Newfoundland Club of Northern California
Janice's interests extended to involvement in clubs related to the fancy, serving in many capacities from officer to committee member to chairman, including:
Newfoundland Club of Southern California
Janice's interests extended to involvement in clubs related to the fancy, serving in many capacities from officer to committee member to chairman, including:
Newfoundland Club of San Diego
Janice's interests extended to involvement in clubs related to the fancy, serving in many capacities from officer to committee member to chairman, including:
Kern County Kennel Club
Janice's interests extended to involvement in clubs related to the fancy, serving in many capacities from officer to committee member to chairman, including:
Los Encinos Kennel Club
Janice's interests extended to involvement in clubs related to the fancy, serving in many capacities from officer to committee member to chairman, including:
Her involvement does not end there.
Newfoundland Club of America Breeders Education Committee, Secretary
Greatly concerned about the erosion of the rights of animal owners in this country and aware of the need for the education of animal owners and mentoring of purebred enthusiasts, Janice has worked tirelessly. Over the years she has been actively involved in breed rescue, worked with local shelters, and currently serves as:
American Kennel Club Responsible Dog Ownership Day, KC Host/Sponsor
Greatly concerned about the erosion of the rights of animal owners in this country and aware of the need for the education of animal owners and mentoring of purebred enthusiasts, Janice has worked tirelessly. Over the years she has been actively involved in breed rescue, worked with local shelters, and currently serves as:
California Federation of Dog Clubs, Director
Greatly concerned about the erosion of the rights of animal owners in this country and aware of the need for the education of animal owners and mentoring of purebred enthusiasts, Janice has worked tirelessly. Over the years she has been actively involved in breed rescue, worked with local shelters, and currently serves as:
Kern County Animal Control Commission, Chairman
Greatly concerned about the erosion of the rights of animal owners in this country and aware of the need for the education of animal owners and mentoring of purebred enthusiasts, Janice has worked tirelessly. Over the years she has been actively involved in breed rescue, worked with local shelters, and currently serves as:
Regional Occupational Center, Animal Care Program Student Advisory Committee & Community Classroom
Greatly concerned about the erosion of the rights of animal owners in this country and aware of the need for the education of animal owners and mentoring of purebred enthusiasts, Janice has worked tirelessly. Over the years she has been actively involved in breed rescue, worked with local shelters, and currently serves as:
CA-891 AFJROTC Booster Club, President
Greatly concerned about the erosion of the rights of animal owners in this country and aware of the need for the education of animal owners and mentoring of purebred enthusiasts, Janice has worked tirelessly. Over the years she has been actively involved in breed rescue, worked with local shelters, and currently serves as:
Grooming Essentials
Allergies
Kern County is truly the land of four seasons. These seasonal changes bring allergies, not only for us, but for our four-legged friends as well. Our pet care professionals can provide topical relief for your pet with a soothing medicated bath, a cooling herbal bath or luxurious conditioning treatment for ravaged skin and coat using ingredients that are natural and safe. Products supplied by your veterinarian can be applied in accordance with their instructions insuring the best results possible. We work closely with veterinarians to resolve skin and coat issues.
External Parasites
Unlike other areas around the country, much of Kern County is prone to flea and tick problems year-round. Except in higher elevations, rarely do we receive the cold snap necessary to break the cycles of these parasites. They are a product of the environment, and our pets many times play unsuspecting host, bringing them into our yards and homes where they can pose a health threat to our family and pets. In order to rid your environment of these pests, you must eliminate them from the yard, home and pet simultaneously. We recommend the use of a licensed pest-control service for your premises. Our pet care professionals can provide the necessary relief for your pet. See your vet for prolonged care products.
Skin & Coat Care
Our pet care professionals are skilled in evaluating your dogs' skin and coat condition. Where your pet resides will determine the individual care required to maintain healthy skin and coat. This is an educational process based on breed and coat type, environmental issues and the owners' personal concerns and needs. Here at Anderson Acres we pride ourselves on our knowledge of dogs and cats and the manner in which they should be cared for. Essential to a quality finished product is the prep work. We groom all breeds with specialties in large dogs, coated breeds, toy breeds and cats.
Pick-up & Delivery
Boarding
Our vans are available Monday through Saturday by appointment. Additional charge for Sunday pick-up or delivery. We provide transportation from your residence to our kennel and bring your pet home upon your return. Or should you choose to, we can pick-up or deliver.
Grooming
We have carefully planned routes, serving specific neighborhoods on a particular day of the week. Designed to keep travel time down for your pet, our pet carpool is an efficient and economical way to maintain your pets care, using our gas, not yours!
Veterinarian
We are available to provide transport of well pets for check-ups or vaccinations in the Greater Bakersfield area by appointment only. For the safety and welfare of all the pets we care for, we are unable to transport sick or contagious or pets with vomiting, diarrhea or bleeding. Assistance for euthanasia and remains transport is available.
Pet Transportation & Relocation
When we were approached by a local moving company to assist in the transport and relocation of pets belonging to a family they were moving
we never thought this would become an integral part of our business. But it has, and over the years we have provided customized service and quality care to a multitude of families and their pets relocating world-wide.
The unique requirements of pet transportation and relocation make this a very specialized service.
Known as Anderson's Pet Express, we have the knowledge, skills, certifications and security clearances required to move animals around the globe in a post 9-11 world.
With associates located in Arizona, California, DC, Florida, Hawaii, Washington, New York and access to qualified pet transporters world-wide.
Through our member organization, IPATA, we are able to offer very personalized service.
The Garden Project
Bakersfield, CA - The Garden Project Bakersfield is very busy these days.
Under the guidance of Fr. Jack Estes of St. Luke's Anglican Church, The Garden Project seeks to inspire and engage our community in the production of home grown produce that is both delicious and healthy. Working with others of like mind to join in a garden co-operative, The Garden Project Bakersfield creates edible gardens, helping others through the growing process and provides support for the needy in our community by harvesting and distributing extra produce from these community gardens
Creating raised garden beds at Anderson Acres is the first step in a long-term renewal and revitalization plan for the 5 acre propert
where pets have been cared for since the early 1970's in Southeast Bakersfield. "I am honored Anderson Acres has been accepted by The Garden Project, as their latest mission. With such a monumental task looming ahead, I am excited to not only work with people that truly care about our community, but to be able give back as well"
Anderson Acres plays a vital role in our community.
In addition to pet care and transportation services provided, Anderson Acres is a community classroom site for both Kern High School District's Regional Occupational Animal Care (ROC) and the West Side Regional Occupational Programs (WSROP), and as a designated location for animal housing in an emergency, such as fire, flood or earthquake, by Kern County Fire Department Emergency Services and Kern County Animal Services. Ms. Anderson serves on the Kern County Animal Control Commission as Chairman and is a ROC Advisory Board Member for Animal Care
Completion of Anderson Acres' revitalization promises enhanced educational opportunities for our youth
more jobs, expanded services for pet and owner, including new play yards, and continued care for animals during disasters. As Janice Anderson's 30thanniversary as proprietor of Anderson Acres approaches, she is energized by the ensuing changes, and Is eager to continue working with The Garden Project, and other non-profit groups helping our community
The Garden Project is a non-profit organization that depends on the generosity of our community to keep the vision alive.
Volunteers assist with the many endeavors The Garden Project undertakes. Donations of goods and services are welcomed for all projects. Contributions to The Garden Project are used to purchase supplies needed for planting gardens and picking fruit. With your tax deductible donation, you are helping to feed the hungry and to give people the knowledge and resources to plant and grow their own food. Anderson Acres is proud to join the many supporters and volunteers of The Garden Project
Donations of supplies, equipment and services are welcomed and will be accepted by the non-profit organizations involved with this project and by Anderson Acres, on their behalf.
Your support allows these organizations to continue to give back to our community, one project at a time
Help Is Needed
The Garden Project, CA-891 AFJROTC cadets
students and volunteers from around Kern County will build and plant raised garden beds, clear brush, paint fences, and assist with repairs. Students will receive community service hours for their hard work. Everyone will enjoy great lunch prepared by Kern Regional Center's All Star Café
2015 Community Service Opportunities
It's that time again!
Spring is rapidly approaching and before you know it, a new planting season will be here. The Community Garden, built with the Garden Project has been a huge success. With hundreds of pounds of vegetables harvested, shared and donated to those in need, more raised garden beds are being added. Now, to ready for Spring 2015, we must prep, paint, build, and plant and wait for another wonderful harvest. For those that have assisted with the many projects at Anderson Acres, including The Garden Project, you should be proud of your accomplishments. We welcome new participants to assist and share the success
Support and Participation Date
Saturday, March 7
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Saturday, March 14
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Saturday, March 21
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Saturday, April 4
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Saturday, April 11
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Saturday, April 21
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Saturday, May 9
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Saturday, May 16
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Saturday, May 23
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Our Giving Garden
It is hard to believe summer vacation is over and school has begun! Summer has proven a very busy time at Anderson Acres.
Renovations continue and Our Giving Garden continues to be a huge success. So far, over 1,000 pounds of vegetables have been donated to The Golden Empire Gleaners from our summer harvest. For those that have assisted through community service with the many projects at Anderson Acres, including the garden, you should be proud of your accomplishments. With fall rapidly approaching, a new planting season is upon us. We welcome old and new participants, students, teachers and community members, to assist and share in continued success, as we approach our 30th Anniversary in Bakersfield
Join Us Dates
Saturday, September 5
Prep & Paint, Install garden troughs
Saturday, September 12
Remove vegetation, renovate soil in garden boxes
Saturday, September 19
Reconfigure 100' garden box, renovate soil
Saturday, September 25 & 26
Prep & Fall planting with Fr. Jack Estes & the Garden Project
Regards
Anderson Acres site
located in Southeast Bakersfield, has long been a pet care facility, beginning in 1970 when boarding, grooming and dog training were offered. Transportation services for dogs, cats and cage pets were added in 1985. Community Service has always been an important part of the Anderson Acres philosophy, serving as a community classroom for Kern County Regional Occupational Programs, West Side Regional Occupational Programs and by Kern County Fire Department Emergency Services and Kern County Animal Services as a esignated location for the housing of animals in an emergency, such as fire, flood or earthquake and hosting educational events and seminars
In addition
the Anderson Acres Community Garden, with the guidance of Fr. Jack Estes and Garden Project Bakersfield, with the help of local students and youth groups and with the financial support of individuals and organizations, provides produce for people in need, much of which is donated to the Golden Empire Gleaners
Home for Hounds
Home for Hounds
a program bringing awareness to the needs of animals within our community, also promotes pet adoptions and fosters responsible pet ownership. Created by Janice Anderson, owner of Anderson Acres, in conjunction with Kern County Animal Shelter, local organizations hosting fundraisers, can benefit from Home For Hounds, as do the dogs that find new homes and the new owners that find unconditional love in a new dog
Lucky bidders have the opportunity to "adopt a dog" from the Kern County Animal Shelter, adding a new companion to their household.
The dogs presented at an event have been thoughtfully selected by industry professionals and animal control officers. However, another dog (or cat) may be a better choice. This program allows the bidder to choose any pet available at the Kern County Animal Shelter
Included in the adoption package
A new canine companion
Thank you for giving a homeless animal a home!
Adoption Package which includes adoption fee
immunizations, 1 year license, microchip, alteration, external parasite treatment and free veterinary pet exam certificate donated by Kern County Animal Control
Gift Basket with toys and goodies donated by Anderson Acres.
Thank you for giving a homeless animal a home!
Gift Certificate for 8 week obedience training workshop and training equipment (available at class) donated by Anderson Acres.
Thank you for giving a homeless animal a home!
A post-adoption grooming service provided by Anderson Acres.
Thank you for giving a homeless animal a home!
Other Info
Any dogs in attendance at the event will return to the shelter and must be formally adopted Monday
between the hours of 10am to 4 pm at the: Kern County Animal Services, 3951 Fruitvale Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93308, Main Number (661) 868-7100; Value: PRICELESS; Donors: Anderson Acres, Kern County Animal Control
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Exciting things are happening at Anderson Acres as Janice Anderson approaches her 30th Anniversary in Kern County
including the arrival of Lynn Howe, dog obedience trainer. Lynn has a lifetime of experience training dogs and horses. Her active participation in equine and canine activities and events has allowed her to hone her skills as a trainer, training dogs for: Obedience, AKC Canine Good Citizenship, Rally, Agility, Tracking, Nose Work, Herding, Barn Hunt (a new and exciting canine sport)
Lynn's specialty is teaching a dog and handler to communicate
resulting in a bond between dog and owner, and a dog you can enjoy. With a calm manner, gentle touch and humane training methods, using safety, manners and obedience Lynn engages dog and owner as a team, traveling together on the path to success. Bakersfield dog owners' are already benefitting greatly from her knowledge and expertise with training services offered at Anderson Acres: Basic On-leash Obedience Classes, Novice Rally Obedience Classes, AKC Canine Good Citizen Training/Testing, Therapy Dog International Training/Testing, Private lessons in home or at our facility, In home Training Programs, In Kennel Training Programs, Customized Training Programs to meet your personal needs, Problem Solving with dog and owner, Consultation for 1st time dog owners, Evaluation of dogs for your household, prior to adoption or purchase, Seminars & Events, Barn Hunt Practice with Robbin Grabowski
Whether you are in need of pet care services
your dog is in need of some manners or you are curious about the activities planned in 2015, Anderson Acres is the place for your pet and for you!
Meet Our Dog Trainer
Lynn Howe has a lifetime of experience training dogs and horses.
She has trained dogs for obedience, rally obedience, agility, tracking, nose work and herding cattle. Her specialty is teaching a dog and it's handler to communicate in order to produce a mannerly dog. Lynn has worked with many different breeds and rescued dogs
Lynn believes properly training and socializing dogs makes them easier to live with.
An easy dog is more likely to have a forever home
Lynn's Humane Training Program
Encourages dog and handler to work as a team
Provides interesting and stimulating training sessions encouraging a desire in the dog to learn and succeed.
Is an adaptable program to accommodate different breeds and client needs
Has a progression of programs starting
with basic obedience and continuing with Canine Good Citizen/Canine Good Citizen Advanced and Therapy Dog or preparation for obedience and rally competition. Training is available in home, in kennel and in a class setting
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