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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2003
Page
6
Franklin County residents can receive rabies and annual vaccines for cats and dogs at the Ben Martin Peck Animal Shelter from 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturday March 22. Local veterinarians will conduct health exams and neutering assistance is available year round with donations welcome. Contact 785-242-2967 or visit the shelter for details.
Five year old Bridget Casad of Lawrence won the Mews first annual drawing contest for children under 10. She receives a $10 certificate for pet food for her drawing of Cully. The Casad family adopted their pet from the Animal Shelter in 1999. Bridgie's portrait captures Cully's liveliness and hairiness.
Mews chairwoman unveils the second kids contest at Ottawa event with Lora K. Reiter as editor and production staff credited to The Ottawa Herald.
The shelter reports a 13 percent rise in adoptions over five years and a 57 percent placement rate, outperforming regional and national figures. The Mews congratulates the board, staff, and volunteers on the positive trend and achievements.
The Animal Shelter urges ongoing support for general needs like kitty litter and paper towels while calling special attention to donations of postage stamps and a new fax machine essential for operations.
Ottawa University members and volunteers helped the local Shelter on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. About 20 people cleared grounds, washed dishes, and donated labor and care to dogs and puppies. Shelter staff praised the volunteers as they caught up after the weekend and brightened the grounds.
A fragmentary notice touches on animals and caretaking in a rural community. It mentions Rees and dar ase, with unclear terms but suggests a short item about pets or livestock and a small local event or notice.
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