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Let’s make DOG TREATS for Stand for Animals.From?Stand For Animals Veterinary Clinic"Stand For Animals Veterinary Clinic operates three non-profit clinics in Charlotte, Pineville and Lake Norman to ensure all pet owners have access to spay neuter services and veterinary care for their pets. Our clinics are staffed by licensed, trained veterinarians and veterinary technicians and assistants. Our clinics have seen over 80,000 patients, performed 82,000 surgeries and prevented over 1,000,000 unwanted/orphaned litters. As a non-profit our mission is to make high quality spay neuter and veterinary care affordable and accessible to all pet owners. We believe that every pet needs and deserves high quality veterinary care to keep them healthy and happy for their entire lives."What you will need:Mixing bowl, parchment paper, cookie sheet(s), rolling pin, cookie cutters, sandwich size baggiesPreheat oven to 350 degreesIngredients:1 cup pumpkin2 eggs? cup peanut butter (IMPORTANT: be sure that the peanut butter you are using does not have xylitol in it. Xylitol is toxic for dogs.)2 cups whole wheat flour (plus extra to use when rolling out the dough)Mix all ingredients together till a soft dough is formed. If it is really sticky, you can add a bit more flour.Put some flour on the surface you will be using to roll the dough out on. Take some of the dough, make a ball and then gently flatten it out on the floured surface. Using the rolling pin, roll it out to about ? inch thick. Use the cookie cutters to cut out the shapes and put them on the parchment paper lined cookie sheet. Bake for about 40 minutes. We want the cookies to be dry and crunchy. Cool and place in baggies.This recipe makes quite a few medium to small cookies. You are welcome to make a half recipe. You are also welcome to keep some of your treats for your own pups.These dog treats are perishable. If you do plan to keep some for your pet, store them in the freezer and take them out in small amounts when you want to share them. You can drop off your finished treats at my home, 5608 Flowering Dogwood Lane, on Sunday, Monday or Tuesday. I will have a drop off box on my front steps or you can drop them off at the synagogue. Bins will be available in the front circle, on the Providence Rd side of the building, on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.I will deliver them to Stand for Animals on Wednesday. ................
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