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HELPING PAWS by Carol Wilyat Picture here is just one reason why members of Helping Paws Animal Welfare association stress to pet owners the importance of preventing breeding which leads to un­ wanted litters of pups or kit­ tens. This emaciated little pup is one of a litter of six part Dalmation puppies found in sadly neglected condition on a farm. They were gladly given up by their owner, who stated that he was going to kill the pups if no one took them. All of the dogs were suffering from malnutrition and were ex­ tremely bloated and ill from internal parasites. The puppies, too weak to stand when taken into custody by Helping Paws, are now thriving on a diet of canned baby formula, powdered puppy vitamins, and dog food. They have been treated for parasites by a veterinarian. Helping Paws urges all prospective pet owners to consider carefully all disad­ vantages, as well as ad­ vantages, before acquiring a cat or dog. The expense of maintaining a pet in healthy condition can certainly be considered a disadvantage of pet ownership. Only those can afford necessary shots and routine, as well as emergency veterinarian care, should consider acquiring an animal. One of the purposes of Helping Paws is to educate the public to prevent unwanted puppies and kittens and to accept responsibility for pets already owned. Members of this animal welfare organization hope that by so doing, near-tragedies such as these puppies will no longer occur. The following has been quoted from a pamphlet en­ titled, "How to take care of Pets" by Kay's Animal Shelter, Inc. "Animal care is simply applied common sense and thoughtfulness. Pets need fresh air; light, sunshine, exercise, clean beds, and nourishing food. They need your protec­ tion, your affection and your considerate training. "An ideal owner is one with a sense of humor, stability and the philosophy that the pet has been acquired 'for better or for worse'. Whether it shall be for better or for worse is entirely up to the owner. Your pet is what you take time to make him. "If you get a puppy or kitten, he must be reared and will require extra care, feeding and supervision; whereas grown animals' habits are already established and may or may not suit you. Feed and care for the animal properly and you will find at the end of five or six weeks that the animal will try to please you and will be willing to accept your training." These pets are up for adoption this week for a small donation: Kittens, all colors, from 4 weeks, with blue eyes, to 8 weeks, male and female, call 459-0511. In Crystal Lake at 459-9426 is a 2-year-old male St. Bernard, a 2-year-old female mostly Bassett Hound, a 2-year-old female Beagle, tri-colored, gentle and good natured, a ismall female black Dachshund type pup under 1-year-old and a 7-week-old female Dalmatian mix puppy, partly housebroken and wormed. Also at that number is "Mopsy", a three- month-old female black shaggy dog that loves to have her tummy rubbed. At 459-9426 are two 6-week-old golden kittens, male and female, a 12-week-old brown with black long haired kitty and a black tiger with white paws. In Elgin at 695-9834 is a purebred 5-month-old male Toy Terrier, weighs only 3 pounds, is paper trained and has puppy shots. At 459-2337 is a 1'/2-year-old female calico cat. At 459-7347 are four 7-week- old kittens. In Cary found in a lumber yard at 639-3444 is a 5-week-old female black and white kitten. At 459-7998 before 3:30, a 2VZ- year-old spayed female AKC registered Bassett Hound- Golden Retriever, red in color, warm, bright and affectionate, loves children and has had all shots. At 395-5030 is a 1-year-old male Sealpoint Siamese cat and a 6-month-old part Persian and Siamese. At 459-8163 is a 5-6 month old male purebred Dalmatian pup. At 459-6883 are six 7-week-old part Beagle-Cocker puppies. In Woodstock at 338-4773 is a lV2-year-old male Black Labrador that needs a farm or fenced-in back yard to run. At 459-8194 is a 1-year-old male Spaniel mixed pup. At 459-9518 is a 2-year-old female Collie, purebred, small, prefers older children. At 639-7735 are two litter The Learning Center The Learning center shown above is a new ex­ perience for the children at Edgebrook. While the entire building is regarded as a Learning center, this room previously used as a kin­ dergarten classroom, houses many learning materials of different media so that more children have opportunity for using and benefiting from materials purchased. Mrs. Goetschel had special training this past summer in multi-media instruction. All children are scheduled a particular time for instruction in the Learning center, in addition to unscheduled time when they may come in and browse, read or select a book to take out of the library to read. Miracles Are Happening At The Red Door! *5 OUR LEMON TREE IS BLOOMING OUT OF SEASON! 00 BARGAINS Come and pick your Bargains! OOP Fashion Show Every Thursday at the McHenry Country Club by the RED DOOR 1303 n. riverside drive / mc henry, illinois boooooooooo<xx*rw)0'poo<i>oooooooooooooooooooooooooooo6oooooooooooooo trained black kittens, 1 male and 1 female. At 459-6593 is a 1 ̂ -year-old female Manchester mix, good with kids, housebroken and has had all shots. At 459-1563 is a female English Pointer and her pup, a 4-month-old female part Shepherd and English Pointer. A 6-month-old male, black, part Spaniel, poodle, beagle is at 459-7064. A spayed female mi liature English Sheep dog, bla> k with white markings can be seen at 459-8287. At 459-3367 are four long haired kittens, 2 months old, calico, black, dark grey and sandy colorings. In Crystal Lake at 459-8163 are five six-week-old kittens, soft and beautiful. In Crystal Lake at 459-9426^ a white mother rabbit and her baby, white with black coloring, both will make good pets. Found At the Algonquin Police department, found a 13-month- old female, honey colored puppy with white chest, black muzzle and black on tail. Found in Woodstock and available if not claimed at 338- 0132. a Golden Cocker with long tail wearing red collar; a 5- month-black, brown and white toy Collie; a 2-year-old Labrador-Dalmatian mix with a patch over eye; a Malemute. looks purebred, nice dog, and a female adult 2-year-old cat, tri- colored. Found at 459-6325 is a Collie mix under 1-year-old, mostly black with white collar, very friendly, loves children and other dogs. Lost Lost at 648-2129 is a 9-month- old male Beagle with collar, brown hind quarters. Lost at 648-2364 is a black Labrador Retriever, male with white neck. Lost in McHenry at 385-3954 is a 2-year-old male Weimaraner wearing choke chain. Lost in Ridgefield at 459-2280 a 2-year-old male Shelty Collie. Lost, a l12-year-old female declawed cat; all black with a gold front paw, hind paw and gold on her tummy, call 459- 8652. Lost at 943-7188, a brown and white Brittany Spaniel. Lost at 653-4701, a 3-year-old Schnauzer-Pekingese mix, white and brown with saddle on back. Lost at 385-7999, a 2-year-old female cat and 2 kittens. Lost at 385-4572, a male tri­ color Beagle named "Sam". Lost in Fox Lake at 587-5005 or 587-5320, a male Springer Spaniel, liver and brown in color, named "Pugs". PAGE 5-PLAINDFALER-FRIDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1971 % M MEMORIES OF *18 ~ The fountain shown is located in the center of the Place de la Concorde, showing some captured German trench mortars in Paris, France, Nov. 9, 1918. Only soldiers on leave were present, other busy at the task of winning the war. The U.S. Army photograph was fur­ nished by G.B. Blackwell. He who claims there's no fool like an old one hasn't been around much lately. 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