Pets Best Friend Second Chances at DC Animal Care Program
Liberty Buzz and Cadbury suffered severe injuries including broken legs and a broken jaw with nerve damage. The Medical Pets Program at DC Animal Care rescues injured shelter animals and provides medical care so they can be adopted, offering a second chance rather than euthanasia. See PETS PAGE 4.
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DC Animal Care
Buzz Buzz Yorkie mix with two broken legs found in park
An 8 month old Yorkie mix named Buzz Buzz was found in a park and brought to DC Animal Care with both front legs broken. Vets performed surgery on one leg and splinted the other while officials investigate the cause. Osborn predicts someone will adopt him once available.
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Jeff Gritchen
Tammy Osbornim
DC Animal Care
Orange
Buzz
Osborn
OC Animal Care
Chapman expansion sparks protests from residents
Chapman University faces resident opposition as plans to grow enrollment from 8,700 to 11,650 and expand campus size from 58 to 75 acres proceed. A residents group plans lawn signs, a website, and street fair presence to voice concerns, while a representative says to listen. Build-out would run 2016 to 2026 amid more than 100 negative public comments.
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Chapman University
Brian Lochrie
Old Towne
Lochrie
Chapman
Female WWII veteran honored at dinner in Orange
Margaret Baker, 98, a former member of the Women's Army Corps, was surprised and feted at a dinner by Disabled American Veterans Chapter 23 at Katella Grill. Baker enlisted in 1942 in Boston and served on Angel Island where she helped process troops and rose to first sergeant.
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Orange
Margaret Baker
Women’s Army Corps
Disabled American Veterans Chapter 23
Katella Grill
Joe “Nightrain” Gramoglia
DAV
Baker
Boston
Wacs
Angel Island
San Francisco
Rebecca Kheel
Joe “Nightrain” Gramogjia
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