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| Lessons From the Eagle |
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I found this article and wanted to pass it on. I hope you get as much out of it as I did!
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Posted on Jul 28, 2008 21:14pm by admin
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| Helping Seniors With Meals For Their Pet |
By STEVE DALE
Tribune Media Services
Meals on Wheels makes independent living possible for thousands of senior citizens. And for many seniors, their pets make life worthwhile.
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Posted on Mar 27, 2008 09:38am by admin
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| Consider Adopting Adult Cat |
BY ROSE GATES / FOR THE SUN CHRONICLE
Congratulations on making the decision to adopt a cat from an animal shelter or rescue organization.
I am sure you've already put much thought into which color you like: calico or tabby. Maybe you have a preference for long hair or short? But, before you make your final choice, please consider giving a home to an adult cat.
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Posted on Mar 18, 2008 00:27am by admin
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| Pet Diaries |
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Have you ever wished you could know what is on your pet's mind? Then I think you'll enjoy this !
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Posted on Mar 15, 2008 16:41pm by admin
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| When Pets Go Missing, What Do You Do? |
BY SUSAN LaHOUD / SUN CHRONICLE STAFF
The cat was found on the cement median near the Ninety Nine Restaurant & Pub on busy Route 1 on the North Attleboro-South Attleboro line.
Still alive despite all of the traffic in the area, the creature was taken to the North Attleboro Animal Shelter where a scan of its microchip revealed a Walpole phone number, Animal Control Officer Karen Fontneau said. The shelter reunited the cat with its family, who figured it must have stealthily hopped into a neighbor's car and taken a trip to the Christmas Tree Shop on Route 1. From there, it lit out on its own until its median strip rescue.
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Posted on Mar 14, 2008 10:28am by admin
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| North Shelter Volunteer Learns to Love Cats |
BY LINDA FABER / FOR THE SUN CHRONICLE
Sunday, February 17, 2008 10:33 PM EST
I had been volunteering at the North Attleboro Shelter for about a year when Sue Stocks, the assistant dog officer, asked me if I wanted to help out in the cat room. I responded with "You want me to what?"
Let me put it bluntly. My fondness for cats was virtually non-existent. I had grown up with dogs and that's all I knew. No one in my family ever had a cat.
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Posted on Feb 22, 2008 21:26pm by admin
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| North Attleboro WWI Memorial Park feeling a little sheepish |
BY AMY DeMELIA SUN CHRONICLE STAFF
Friday, February 22, 2008 12:43 AM EST
Three Jacob sheep enjoy the cool afternoon at the World War I Memorial Park in North Attleboro on Thursday. From left, there are two females, Lilly and Esmeralda, and a male named Harry. (Staff photo by TOM MAGUIRE)
NORTH ATTLEBORO - Counting sheep has never been so exciting.
That's because the number of sheep at World War I Memorial Park Zoo is growing. The zoo recently added three Jacob sheep - which are on the watch list for endangered species - to its little menagerie. And with two of the Jacob sheep expecting, more are on the way.
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Posted on Feb 22, 2008 18:04pm by admin
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