Oakville Beaver, 21 Feb 2009, p. 8

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8 - The Oakville Beaver Weekend, Saturday February 21, 2009 C A R P E T · O R I E N TA L R U G S · V I N Y L · H A R D W O O D · C E R A M I C S · C A R P E T · www.oakvillebeaver.com C C E R A M I C S · C A R P E T · O R I E N TA L R U G S · E R A M I C S · C A R P E T · O R I E N TA L R U G S · V I N Y L · H A R D W O O D Charlie Fund is a lifesaver C E R A M I C S · C A R P E T · O R I E N TA L R U G S · V I N Y L · H A R D W O O D · C E R A M I C S · C A R P E T · O R I E N TA L R U G S WALL TO WALL CARPET SPECIALS $ 99* $ 99* ALL IN-STOCK AREA RUGS... UP TO · PERSIAN RUGS FROM IRAN · DESIGNER AREA RUGS · INDIAN & CHINESE RUGS · DISCONTINUED PATTERNS T HARD WEARING LUXURIOUS 50 oz. BERBER NYLON TWIST 1 2 SQ. FT. SQ. FT. Installed with pad. 1/2 PRICE OR LESS! BONUS! Just New 2009 d NOURISON COLLECTION Arrive including CALVIN KLINE DON'T PAY TILL 2010 We reserve the right to limit quantities ONLY IN OAKVILLE 3/4" HARDWOOD SELECT GRADE aking care of abandoned animals is part of the work of the Oakville and District Humane Society. Each month up to 25 injured and/or sick animals depend on the Society's help. When animals require medical attention, providing care can challenge the budget of this charitable organization ­ especially during these financially difficult times. Thanks to the support of donations to the Charlie Fund, injured or sick animals find hope at the Humane Society. "The Charlie Fund started as a result of a Border Collie with an injured leg that came to us in 1985," noted Heather White, Community Outreach and Education Manager at the Oakville and District Humane Society. "We fundraised to pay for the surgery." The Border Collie survived and the Charlie Fund was born. "The Charlie Fund is very important to the work we do at the Society," added White. "Surgeries PET OF THE WEEK: Oodles is nice boy. For more information about animal adoptions, visit www.oakvillehumane.ca. can be expensive. The fund gives us the option to help abandoned, medically challenged animals and orphaned animals. Without donations, we cannot continue the important work of giving these animals a second chance." Animals like Cruiser, a dog that was hit by a car and needed veterinary care, would not be able to be treated without the money that is provided by the Charlie Fund. Fortunately, Cruiser's injuries were not too severe and he is now safe and sound in a home. $ 99* INSTALLATION INCLUDED 6 Cassie, a beautiful black and white cat, came to the shelter as a stray with a litter of kittens. She had a very badly deformed leg that could not be fixed. It was decided that the best course of action was to amputate the leg. She has healed and gets around wonderfully. Cassie is now behind our front desk and is available for adoption. "The Charlie Fund really makes a difference, "said White. "Without it we would have very difficult choices to make with animals in serious medical need." If you would like to make a donation fund, call the Oakville and District Humane Society at 905-845-1551, donate through www.oakvillehumane.ca or visit the shelter at 445 Cornwall Rd. SQ. FT. OFFER GOOD AT FOLLOWING LOCATIONS Outlet Store - Trafalgar Village Across from The Home Depot · (905) 849-4472 Huge Super Store - 228 King St. E. Downtown Hamilton · (905) 546-1921 · C A R P E T · O R I E N TA L R U G S · V I N Y L · H A R D W O O D · C E R A M I C S · C A R P E T · In Timbits Hockey, half the fun is sharing a moment ­ along with making new friends, learning valuable life lessons and discovering a love for the game. That's why Tim Hortons is proud to support over 480 boys and girls who play Timbits Hockey in Oakville. The first goal is having fun. © Tim Hortons, 2007

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