Randy, a long time resident and his dog Arlo enjoy the afternoon sunshine in The Olin courtyard. Randy has several raised garden areas that he plants each year and says he just loves this area of the community. Arlo was a rescue dog and is now a dear companion. Randy is also currently serving as Resident Council President. This group plans events and supports positive changes at the Olin.
The Olin Apartments is a pet, companion and service animal friendly environment. Many of our residents enjoy having a companion and say this provides great meaning in their lives.
The AVMA and the Auxiliary created National Pet Week in 1981 to foster responsible pet ownership, recognize the human-animal bond, and increase public awareness of veterinary medicine.
The Auxiliary held its annual poster and writing contests in early 2011 to generate promotional materials for National Pet Week 2012. The winner of each contest received $300.
Stephanie Jensen, a stay-at-home mother from Grantsville, Utah, submitted the painting that won the poster contest. Her seven children and many pets provided inspiration for the painting.
Emma Jewell of Lincoln, Neb., was a fifth-grader when she submitted the poem that won the writing contest.
The Happy Home Recipe
A healthy pet is a happy pet;
That means that they don’t
rip up curtains,
Or “go” in the house,
Or decide to raid the fridge.
A healthy pet is a happy pet;
And when they’re happy,
They usually behave.
That makes their owners happy, too.
A healthy pet is a happy pet;
So their owners don’t mind
If (once and a while)
They decide to chase a squirrel on the evening walk.
A healthy pet is a happy pet;
Paradise is a nap in the sun,
A favorite squeaky toy,
Not an “all you can eat of your owner’s chocolate stash” buffet!
The recipe:
Happy, healthy pets +
Nice owners =
A happy home.




Save A Life Denver’s mission is to minimize the loss of life resulting from sudden cardiac arrest. A collaborative effort between Denver Health, Philips Healthcare, 9News and led by the American Red Cross Mile High Chapter, Save A Life Denver seeks to increase awareness and educate the public about sudden cardiac arrest, facilitate widespread access to lifesaving AED devices, and provide CPR/AED training in our community. Designed to be a turn-key public access defibrillation (PAD) program, Save A Life Denver aims to increase SCA survival rates in Colorado.





