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NEWS FROM THE TALLAHASSEE-LEON COMMUNITY ANIMAL SERVICE
CENTER!
Please visit News and Special Events and How You Can
Help on our web site!
- August 27,2004
- SAS PAWS
DOGGONE IMPORTANT MEETING!
The youngest PAWS Club members at the School of Arts and
Science kicked off their first meeting with a focus on dogs.
They are proof positive that people of all ages can help animals.
Chantel Bottoms is coordinating this group of animal lovers.
The kids talked about why dogs need to always wear collars
with I.D. and rabies tags. And they learned why it's so important
for all dogs to be trained.
The club has begun working on its banner for Responsible Pet
Ownership Day at TLC Animal Service Center on Sunday, September
19. Dog training demonstrations will take place and dog owners
who want their dogs to take the 10-part Canine Good Citizen test
canbring their canines to take part in that.
- February 2004
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- SAS PAWS
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 Tiffiny
Hewitt-Brown's PAWS Club members at the School
of Arts and Sciences are starting young to help their community!
They helped their teacher put labels on hundreds of "poop
bags" to distribute to the members of a neighborhood association.
The labels instructed people on how they could beresponsible
pet owners --and good neighbors -- and always take a plastic
bag with them when they walk their dogs. It's not only vital
to walk a dog on a leash. It's  important
to pick up the poop (with a plastic bag) that your pet leaves
behind so you can keep your neighborhood clean and your neighbors
happy!
Have you done a project that
helps your neighborhood---or school! Please report your results
so we can put your PAWS Club photos on the website! Have you
done a project to remind people how important it is to spay-neuter
their pets?
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- 9/23/03
- MACLAY MIDDLE SCHOOL
PAWS CLUB
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- We have just finished the "First
Annual Shoebox Drive." We collected over $500 and zillions
of shoeboxes for kittens at the Animal Shelter.
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- The sixth graders really got
into this drive! We will see you and Jan next week!
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- Lou Lewis
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- 9/18/03
- MACLAY MIDDLE SCHOOL
PAWS CLUB
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- We are having a Shoebox collection
for orphaned kittens at the Animal Sheleter contest between homerooms;
we have about fifty or so shoeboxes. Kids can donate 50 cents
to count for a shoebox. The homeroom with the most wins a party.
We have about $20.00, but we still have all next week to go.
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- Two members set up a lemonade
stand last weekend (precious little girls, Hannah LaVia and Karen
Stuart) and made $50 selling lemonade.
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- We have over $200 in our club
acount right now! We meet Friday afternoons, 2:45 till 3:15.
I thought it would be wonderful if St. Francis Wildlife and the
Animal Shelter could attend a meeting and do a talk just like
you did for the teachers. It was very inspiring. Tomorrow we
are going over the Animal Shelter wish list and getting started
on that. That's about all we've had time for.
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- Lou Lewis
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- PAWS! Pets and Wildlife for Students
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