RUFF (Responsible Urbanites For Fido) continues to be “Good Neighbors”.
The dog owners continue to do monthly clean-ups at various parks and playgrounds.
Their campaign to advise other pet owners of their duties and responsibilities to pick-up after canines is gaining some momentum as the community appears to be somewhat cleaner.
Education and actions has made RUFF a valuable asset to the neighborhood.
While not all dog owners go by the rules, it’s only a matter of time until RUFF sends them a clear message.
RUFF has undertaken a difficult task and they continue to be persistent in their endeavor and should be recognized for the efforts they put forth in the community.
RUFF remains committed to keeping the neighborhood as clean as possible, however, they could use some new members to meet their goals.
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