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«& HELPING PAWS ANIMAL P.O. Box 20j ELFARE ASSOCIATION Crystal Lake, Illinois 60014 15)459-2641 I'lease call Animal Control when you find or lose a pet. They will not pick up a pet unless you wish. They also have pets for adoption. Call 338- 7040. For. information on Helping Paws lost and found and adoption, call 459-2641. All pet adoptions musi be validated by the signing of a contratt-n along with the adoption fee which includes the cost of the spay or neuter itlrgery from a vet of Helping Paws' choice, or a deduction from the co^t of the surgery if done by a vet of your choice . When adopting a pet through Helping Paws, please for your future reference, keep name, address, phone number of the person from whom you adopted pet, and adoption fee, by check, payable to Helping Paws. DOGS FOR ADOPTION 'Benji' type, 21'2-year, light grey male, 385-9129. 'Benji' type, 6-month female, black curly hair, 459-3829. 'Sanko' Shepherd, lM>-year male, long hair, 312-931-1703. Four female Labrador mix, 12-week puppies, 344-1007» Shepherd-Retriever, 3-year, golden male, shots, housebroken, good with pets and children, 455-5137. Yorkie mix, adult male, medium long sandy brown hair, small size, 312- 639-6530. Collie-Retriever, 2V2-year male, housebroken, 455-5425. MalmuterShepherd, 3-year male, shots, good with children and pets, 312-497-38224 Husky-CoHie, 3-year female, shots, housebroken* spayed, good with pets and children,\J12-497-3245. Bull Terrier, 1-year, tri color female, shots, housebroken, good with children, 344-0339. Great Dane mix, 2-year male, shots, housebroken, 459-3648. Black Labrador, 2-month female, 312-438-7609. P Collie-Shepherd, S'^-month female, housebroken, good with pets and children, 815-923-4332. CATS FOR ADOPTION ~ Four 6-weeks: grey male, long hair; white with grey tip ears, tail, male and female medium hair; black-white female long hair, 312-639-5142. 'Morris', long hair, 1-year male, neutered, shots, good with pets and children, 312-639^5142. Two 14-week, short hair females Tortoise; one 7-week female, silver grey stripe, short hair, shots, good with children and pets, 459-0635. Two 4-month, short hair: white-grey male; grey tiger female, shots, good with pets and children, 459-6523. Black Tiger, short hair, 6-month male, shots, neutered, good with pets and children, 338-2573. White with black, 10-month male, shots, neutered, three black-white, 7- week-old kittens, 338-0132, 459-6256. Grey-black-white tabby female, spayed, shots, good with pets and children, 459-7682. White with brown, 14-week male, shots, 385-8263. - - Brown Tiger, 4-year, long hair female, shots, spayed, good with children and dogs, 459-6523. Medium long hair, 12-week, black male; young adult grey short hair female, shots, good with pets and children, 455-1256. » Brown Tabby short hair, 4Vfe-month male, shots, good with pets and children, 459-3946. Five 6-week: two Calico; one black; two grey-white, 338-2378. Siamese young adult female, 312-, 658-4241. 'Morris' young adult mediumiong hair, 459-8486. Cream part. P£r§ian, 6-month male, good with children and pets, 344-2277. Black-brown Tiger, 24-year male, neutered, declawed, shots, good with pets and children, 459-5597. White long hair, one-year female, blue and green eye, 459-5212. Persian, orange- young adult female, spayed, shots;1 black-white young adult male, shots, neutered, 312-639-4428 after 6 p.m. Grey Tabby young adult female, spayed, 455-1685. Part Siamese, 14-week, gold male; gold-white male, brown-grey, 10-week male, 815-568^003. Dark grey long ahir, 4-month female, 385-9631. Siamese, I0-months-oldr blue eyes, 455-0305. Black-white, 2-year rfiale^ declawed, neutered, shots, 385-3843! Five 12-week: orange-white; threte Tortoise; black-white, medium long hair, 815-568-6797. Two black males, 212-months-old, 338-8923. Tan-orange stripe, 9-month male, declawed (4 paws); shots, neutered, 312-639-6275. Three black, 5-week, short hair, 385- 5588. Gold-white, 4-year male, neutered, declawed, gold stripe, 17-week male, both medium long hair, 312-658-5515 Seven 13-week: three blonde; one tiger- one grey; one white; one brown, 338-6822. McHenry, near Parkland Jr. high school, 385-1693. Bedlington Terrier, 2-year, white female, curly hair, choke chain collar, Wonder Lake, 815-728-1646. German Shepherd, 4-month male, black, 2" wide collar, Ringwood near Wonder Lake, 815-653-9342, 653-9611. v LOST CAT # Bltak stripe Tabby, white stomach, paws.Nface, 2-year female, spayed, short hkr, very small size, small tan marking^ under chin, ^Pomeroy and McHenry, 455-5622., Open Free CPR Class Sept. 14 Memorial hospital at Woodstock will offer free monthly C.P.R. classes on the second Tuesday of the month; beginning Tuesday, Sept. 14. Each class will begin at 7 p.m. and continue to 11 p.m. with certified instructors in charge. However, registration is important since the classes usually fill up well ahead of the monthly presentations, said Mary Ganek, R.N., director of education. Participation in the class will teach a person to perform C.P.R. and the Heimlich choking maneuver properly. The class also serves as a refresher for those people who are already C.P.R. certified. Teaching the class are^jcertified American Heart association in­ structors. The classes are presented in the hospital cafeteria. To sign up, people are asked to call 338-2500, extension 217. Former Landfill Site * Due For Development An elephant's tusks may g»ow to a length of 11 feet and may weigh 200 or 235 pounds apiece. By Joanne Springman SHAW MEDIA NEWS SERVICE A deal is in the works between Woodstock and the McHenry County Conservation district for development of the former landfill site on Davis road soyth of the city. \ The City Council has approved a concept put forth by MCCD officials, and action is expected within the next few weeks. According to MCCD Land Manager Don Schellhaass, the district plans to lease about 43 acres of the 71-acre site for development as a park and wildlife rehabilitation area. Twenty-three acres are occupied by Woodstock Sportsmen's club facilities, which spokesman Arlo Leibert of Woodstock said are open to the public as well. About five acres on the site are occupied by the city water treatment plant A Sometime ago, the Environmental Protection agency also gave its blessing for development at the site of the former landfill. Tentatively, Schellhaass said, MCCD and the city cooperatively will develop about 40 acres fo£ the public "Kishwaukee Park," to include a picnic grove, open space for recreation, nature trail and parking and sanitary facilities. MCCD Executive Director Ken Fiske said the district will do some plantings of species native to the site, but any ornamental planting projects Two one gr< 5-month females; ey tiger, 455-2637. one white, MISCELLANEOUS Guinea Pig, 2-month female, 455- 3932. Cockatiel, 2-year male, grey with yellow head, orange cheeks, North Shore, 459-7442. LOST DOGS Springer Spaniel, 11-year neutered, liver-white, River Griswald Lake, 385-3803. Pit Bull-Labrador, 3-month brown-gold-black, Fremont, stock. 338-5131. male, road, male, Wood- Black Labrador 2-year female, spayed, Woodstock, 338-9524. Black Labrador, Uvyear male, Burtons' Bridge, 459-9049. Dachshund, 7-year male, Covered Bridge, 459-3963. Black Labrador, 2-year male, two back paws white, white flea collar, Village Prairie Grove, 459-1649. Two dogs: German Shepherd, 1- year female, spayed, German Shepherd-Coonhound, 2-year male, neutered, Village Prairie Grove, 459- 1012. FRIDAYS ALL-Y OU-C AH-EAT (SERVED WITH HOMEMADE CLAM CHOWDER AND POTATO PANCAKES) ROAST PORK WEDNESDAY HIGH! eAac SPECIAL >11"J DINNER FOR 2 (SERVED WITH SAUERKRAUT & DUMPLINGS OR MASHED POTATOES & VEGETABLES) RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED FOUND DOGS English Setter, 4-month male, brown-white, wavy type hair black collar, McHenry avenue, 459-8642. t 'Benji' type femaie, small, white, shaggy hair; black collar, northwest SUNSET STEAK HOUSE UPPER LEVEL 4106 E. LAKE SHORE DR WONDER LAKE FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 728-1800 KIUT MNSlHWC the professional do-it-yourself carpet-cleaning system ( First Hour of Rental FREE $1.00 per hour, .for every hour thereaftei (Example 2 hours... total charge $1 plus tax. 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'But if volunteers were trained at MCCD workshops, they could keep the wildlife for rehabilitation under the auspices of MCCD Other plans for the rehabilitation area include a building and outdoor enclosures. Schellhaass said the plan is for the city and MCCD to jointly maintain the newly-developed areas Fiske added that any development plans now or in the future would have to be by mutual agreement of the city and MCCD. If there are no snags in the deal, Schellhaass said some of the work could be done before winter setsin. "The city has long been interested in doing something With that land," FT§ke said "We think this will be a nice arrangement for both parties.v will have to be initiated by other organizations. Fiske said the site is "a good example of nature healing itself" because some native flora has been growing again since the close of the landfill. ^ Schellhaass said the firsr phase of the development probably will be the rehabilitation area for injured and abandoned wildlife. That develop­ ment will be undertaken by the MCCD alone, and the three-acre area will not be open to the public. Fiske said the MCCD needs a central location where injured and abandoned animals can be taken arid recuperate until they are ready to return toJhe wild. Currently, Fiske said, wildlife is collected at various places around the county and rehabilitated mostly in the homes and backyards of two MCCDy staffers who handle those chores. Sometimes the wildlife also As treated by veterinarians who volunteer their services. "What we need is a kind of intensive care unit for the wildlife," Fiske said, "a place where the public knows they can bring the animals and birds." 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