West Paw Design's Dealer fixtures is featured in POP Times POP Time's article, "More, More, More" talks about how brands need to fight for space and shoppers in stores - and features West Paw Design displays.
Pet Product News did a story on getting your slice of the Stimulus Pie, and a story on Finding Green Products... and West Paw Design products just happen to be the products that 'fit the bill' in both photographs!!
Rocky Mountain News didn't forget your pets in their Cover Story about how to go green - of course, West Paw Design toys are recommended! See the article "Green Fun for pets. West Paw Design, of Bozeman, Mont., uses nontoxic, organic, recyclable materials in its stylish, eco-friendly pet beds and super-cute toys."
West Paw Design catches Curve Magazine's eye. They were impressed by our small company making a big difference in our environment and community. Stop- you're making us blush! Check out the whole article "West Paw Design is committed to making eco-friendly toys and beds for dogs and cats in the United States-and to paying its people a living wage. That kind of social commitment takes these products from 'aw' to 'wow.'"
Country Home Magazine explains the genetic link between Boston Terriers and Kangaroos. We bet this jumpy terrier would love West Paw Design's Eco Toys. See the article "Bones, fish, turtles, and other fun toys for cats and dogs...made from fibers derived from used plastic drink bottles."
Pet Product News writes about West Paw Design: "Aiming High in Big Sky Country." See the article "West Paw builds success on home-grown ideas, lofty ideals."
Real Simple Magazine highlights West Paw Design's Eco Nap® in their pet gear section. See the article "Let your dog or cat do her part to save the planet with a bed made from 85% recycled soda bottles. It's not only comfy and eco-chic but also machine washable."
Midwest Home has suggestions "For the Pups."See the article "Eco Nap mats - Soft and comfy mats by West Paw Design, made in Montana from a fabric composed of 85 percent pop bottle waste."
Niche companies fuel Bozeman boom.See the article "Spencer Williams, president of the company which manufactures pet toys and beds, bought the business in 1998." "Williams was drawn to West Paw Design because he likes the satisfaction of manufacturing, and he thought an increasing number of people would start spending more money on their pets. He was right."
Paula Deen's Christmas Magazine recommends some tasty recipes, and doggy presents too!See the article "These Machine-washable toys are a perfect Christmas present for the family dog."
City Dog Magazine highlights our Eco Toys - From a soda pop bottle to your pooch.See the article "Made from 85% post-consumer, recycled soda bottles, West Paw's chew toys are unbelievably soft."
Modern Dog's article "Companies with Conscience" really is about West Paw Design. See the article "West Paw Design reflects the values Williams holds dear. He says he won't make short-term choices for short-term gains but, instead, takes a longer, more sustainable view. He believes in minimizing negative environmental impacts while fostering local and world communities."
Woman's Day Magazine finds something to chew on.Download PDF "Fed up with gnawed on shoes but don't want a mess of half-eaten bones all over the house? We had our pal Lilly test these heavy duty chew toys to see which take the bite."
Chicagoland Tails features Cane Deer in their "Giving Green" Section.See the article "Special fabric that's 85 percent recycled from plastic soda bottles." "With it's red nose and goofy antlers, it will amuse both you and your pooch this holiday season."
Pet Business awards our Zogoflex Zisc® with Industy Award.Download PDF "Tougher than existing disc dog toys, Zisc is one of the newest members of the Zogoflex® family of products manufactured by West Paw Design in Bozeman Montana."
All Pets Radio Interview at Global Pet Expo in Orlando Florida.Download MP3 Our Chief Operating Officer Kathleen Johnson introduces All Pets Radio to West Paw's new lines of earth friendly products.
Working Dog's for Conservation Foundation is a huge supporter with the Bow Wowzer Ball!
Rewarding your dog for good behavior or a job well done becomes easier when a favorite toy is involved. Working Dogs for Conservation Foundation (WDCF) is a non-profit organization comprised of wildlife professionals committed to developing and furthering the training and use of canine-human teams for non-invasive scientific inquiry, conservation, and management.
