5 · Thursday, May 6, 2010 OAKVILLE BEAVER · www.oakvillebeaver.com Viaduct traps fox pups twice Continued from page 1 Are You Happy With Your Smile? Before After 10 porcelain veneers and Zoom!® whitening called the Oakville Fire Department for help. According to Dushko, a call from the public came into the humane society and Amanda Barrett, the officer on duty overnight, went out to the scene. As in the first instance, the rescue took about 90 minutes, but the fire department didn't need to attend after all. The fox pups are from a den located in the ravine area, but with spring arriving early this year and the young foxes are old enough -- six to eight weeks -- to go exploring. Twice, they have ventured into an area where a viaduct canal empties into the creek and got into trouble. Both fox pups became trapped near deep water, filled with algae, which makes the surrounding area very slippery, impeding their ability to get out of trouble and scaring them into howling for help. The area has limited access for humans, so humane society rescuers must keep scaling down into the ravine to assist the pups. By mid-morning Wednesday, the second pup, known to be different than the first because of its smaller size, was at the Toronto Wildlife Centre where the humane society takes rescued wildlife -- getting the once over to ensure it was not injured. Eventually, it will be placed back in its den, as was the last rescued pup. The first pup, too, went to the Toronto Before After Full-mouth rehabilitation Dr. Phelan knows that the first step in creating a great smile and any new patient relationship is clear communication. With this in mind Dr. Phelan will spend time with you in our consultation area discussing any concerns you may have about your smile and dental health, as well as your goals for the future. Dr. Phelan feels it is best to get to know the person before he gets to know your teeth. Creating a beautiful and lasting smile requires time, skill and effort. No two people are alike and no two smiles are alike. Our goal is to create a smile that is unique and individual for you, that will look great now and for many years to come. We would like to create a smile that expresses your own unique personality and is well suited to your individual facial form. Before Rescued fox pup awaits transfer. Wildlife Centre, whose staff came out to Oakville and over two days of searching, located the fox den. With evidence of carcasses there, it was believed the fox's parent(s) was still on the scene and caring for the inquisitive young. A fox mother has also been spotted so the humane society will leave the foxes where they are. Barrett, however, returned to the viaduct area on Wednesday morning after the second rescue to do a search to ensure no other pups were in a similar predicament. "Spring is early this year and we're seeing a lot more young wildlife. We'd like to tell members of the public that if they come across an animal, to leave it alone unless it is in imminent danger and to let us know. We'll keep an eye on it for 24 hours and leave it where it is unless there isn't a parent around," said Dushko. After 10 porcelain veneers and 2 implant crowns Actual Patient Treatments by Dr. Stephen Phelan If you would like to schedule a FREE cosmetic consultation appointment with Dr. Stephen Phelan, please call our office at (905) 827-1619 Dental Surgeon. Laser, Family & Cosmetic Dentistry 1500 Heritage Way, Oakville, ON L6M 3H4 call 905.827.1619 to arrange an appointment Creating sensational smiles in Oakville for 15 years. Oakville Generating Station Creating Jobs and Powering a Growing Economy 1.866.317.9887 oakville@transcanada.com www.transcanada.com/oakville View of Oakville Generating Station from Royal Windsor Drive