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Open Paw Shelter Manual by Colleen Boyle, Kelly Gorman, 2006-03-26 Cat shelter faces tough budget times.(Animals): An article from: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) Shelter finds 10 cats abandoned.(Animals)(Officials say whoever left the animals faces 10 counts of misdemeanor charges): An article from: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) Influx of cats tests shelter's new 'no-kill' effort.(Animals)(Despite trying to reduce the number of cats put down, LCARA says with no more room, it may ... from: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) by Gale Reference Team, 2006-11-11 Shelters Built or Used by Animals Saved: A Guide to Success With Your Shelter Dog by Myrna L. Papurt, 1997-08 Shelter by Carey Salerno, 2009-01-01 Sheds and Shelters (Threshold Picture Guides) by Toni Webber, 1989-10 Circles of Compassion: A Collecting of Humane Words and Work Rescue Me! (Kennel Club Dog Breed Series) by Bardi McLennan, 2007-07-15 The Animal Advocate by Rebecca Stroud, 2010-10-02 County shelter must turn away stray cats.(Animals)(Severe budget cuts force the Lane County Animal Regulation Authority to make a tough decision at its ... from: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) Community Approaches to Feral Cats: Problems, Alternatives, and Recommendations (Public Policy Series) by Margaret R. Slater, 2002-07 Animal Friends, Tail Wagging And Throat Purring Stories of Shelter And Rescue Pets by Christina Jirak O'Donnell, 2005-10

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101. General Horse Care Guidelines
     Here are some general guidelines for caring for your horse Horses need constant accessto a dry, safe, comfortable shelter to protect them from rain, wind, and  
     http://www.hsus.org/ace/11801
     
     Extractions: Are you interested in experiencing the joys of horse ownership? While sharing your life with a horse can be a rewarding experience, it also means accepting the responsibility of caring for your equine companion for life. Here are some general guidelines for caring for your horse: Even routine horse care is a significant and ongoing expense. In fact, the cost of purchasing a horse is often much less than the cost of maintaining one for a year. Make sure you are realistic about your ability to afford quality care before you adopt an equine companion. Horses need a regular supply of food. In most cases, they need to have hay or pasture throughout the day, with additional grain feedings twice a day. An average-size horse will eat about 20 lbs. of food a day and drink at least eight gallons of water. Because their stomachs are relatively small and their digestive systems surprisingly delicate, horses need to nibble or graze throughout the day, rather than have one or two meals a day. Horses need regular hoof care.

102. Town Of South Kingstown - Municipal Department
     784 animals housed 233 claimed by owner; 489 adopted; and 52 euthanized. Continuethe Shelter’s commitment to provide the general public with access to  
     http://www.southkingstownri.com/code/d_012801_130409.cfm
     
     Extractions: Mission Statement Founded in 1980, the South Kingstown Animal Shelter accepts neglected, abandoned and/or stray dogs and cats. The Pound continues to maintain a "no-kill" policy, euthanizing animals only for extreme behavioral problems or incurable medical conditions. The Pound is committed to improving the quality of life of all strays in its care. To this end, adoption applicants are carefully screened. All possible medical care, including preventative attention, is given to the animals. Program Statistics: return to top Canine, Feline and miscellaneous domestic animals Adoption Program

103. ANIMAL SHELTER
     JACKSON COUNTY animal SHELTER 403 PINE VIEW ROAD BARB PFAFF animalOFFICER (715) 2840251 HOURS 100 PM - 400 PM (MWTFS).  
     http://www.co.jackson.wi.us/html/animal shelter/links.html

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